Day 443

Yesterday, I was going through various news articles. Some news articles were about the Pulwama attack and the Modi’s effort to hit Pakistan by diplomatic and economic means. Pakistani prime minister and Pakistani army is blaming Modi government that Indian government is trying to start war in name of Pulwama attack. But they are forgetting that Modi government did surgical strike after Uri attack and Pakistan wasn’t able to do anything. Likewise, this time also, Pakistan won’t be able to do anything. Indian farmers are ready to let their crops get wasted instead of sending it to the Pakistan. As a result of that, the prices of vegetables are going high in Pakistan. Modi government has hiked 200% duty on the Pakistani commodities. As a result, Pakistani products like date is going back to Pakistan. This is the economic effect which Modi government has initiated without wasting a single drop of blood in the war.

It’s a well-known fact that Pakistan has come under tremendous pressure from the international community. According to the news article, on the instruction of Pakistani government, the provisional government of Punjab in Pakistan has seized the headquarter of JeM in Bahawalpur. But its only an eye wash. Its nothing more than that.  we have seen in the past also that the ban by the Pakistani government on the terrorist organisations under international pressure is for namesake. The leaders of the banned terrorist organisations are given VIP treatment in the Pakistani jails. It’s a well-known fact that Pakistan is a safe heaven for terrorists across the globe and it’s a safe den for all those who work against India. All the most wanted terrorist and criminals of Indian agencies are being protected in Pakistan by the Pakistani agencies. It won’t happen without the support of Pakistani government. So, the recent ban on the terrorist’s groups by the Pakistani government is like light whipping of a murderer.

Second thing which I’m finding in the news articles is about the preparation of the up coming general elections. But I can see that there is no correlation between opposition parties. For example, I’m talking about the seat distribution in Uttar Pradesh between Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party. Although this deal has been made by Akhilesh Yadav and Mayawati but it seems that Mulayam Singh Yadav isn’t pleased with the equal seat distribution between both parties. As a convenor of the Samajwadi Party, Mulayam Singh, has questioned Akhilesh Yadav, party president of the Samajwadi Party, that on which grounds half of the Lok Sabha seats have been given to BSP when SP is more powerful in the state with respect to BSP. I think this will trigger the internal dispute in SP and it will disturb or maybe break the alliance with BSP.

Well, I think that this alliance will break after the election if it survives the turmoil created by Mulayam Singh Yadav. Actually, these types of alliances are done due to the mutual benefit of two or more parties. But the live of these types of alliances aren’t long. This is the first time that SP and BSP has joined hands in Uttar Pradesh. Both parties are of opposite poles and they have always had clashes in the past. For the sake of power and to stop Narendra Modi from returning to power again, Mayawati has joined hand with her bitter enemy. She has even forgotten this that she was about to be killed by the goons of SP about two and half decades back. But this is Indian politics. All I can say that its fear of Modi who has forced all the corrupt leaders to come to form an anti Modi alliance. Same thing happened in Bihar also before 2015 elections. Congress, RJD and JD (U) joined hands to defeat BJP in Bihar. This alliance won also but it was more harmful to JD (U) than BJP. JD (U) lost many of its seats and congress made progress. In Bihar, Congress is still an under-dog party. In 2010 election, it won 3 seats but in 2015 election it won 27 seats. Later on, Nitish Kumar realised that alliance with Lalu Yadav was tarnishing his image so he broke the alliance and went to BJP again.

Let’s see what happens in the coming general election. I hope that we get some strong leadership like we have seen in the past five years.