Manmohan Singh - A Weak Pm, It Is Now A Proven Fact - Puppet Of Gandhi Family.

[JasSinghKhalsa]

Can he get any justice for 1984 Sikhs?

http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/rahul-gandhi-repeats-opposition-to-ordinance-that-could-be-scrapped-today-426760?pfrom=home-lateststories

http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/at-cabinet-meeting-sharad-pawar-to-question-ordinance-flip-flop-say-sources-426768?pfrom=home-lateststories

Rahul Gandhi repeats opposition to ordinance that could be scrapped today

PM meets President Pranab Mukherjee

New Delhi: A controversial ordinance that protects convicted parliamentarians and triggered a furious critique from Rahul Gandhiis likely to be withdrawn this evening by the cabinet.

The Prime Minister has reportedly conveyed this decision in a meeting with afternoon with President Pranab Mukherjee, who had allegedly expressed grave reservations about the executive order when it was sent to him for his assent last week.

Later, he also informed his allies in his government and consulted Attorney General GE Vahanvati.

Before visiting the President, Dr Manmohan Singh met with senior Congress leaders who agreed to ask the cabinet to rescind the ordinance, derided last week by Mr Gandhi as "nonsense." (Track LIVE updates)

Mr Gandhi, who is the vice-president of the Congress, met the Prime Minister this morning and expressed regret for the timing and language of his remarks, said sources. They added that Mr Gandhi clarified that he did not mean to insult or undermine the authority of the PM or the cabinet, but he reiterated his opposition to the ordinance, which is an attempt to override a Supreme Court decision that disqualifies MPs and state legislators from office if they are convicted in criminal cases.

The young vice-president's scathing review was declared while the PM was in the US. (Watch what he said) The opposition said Mr Gandhi had insulted the Prime Minister while in the international spotlight, ahead of important meetings with his Pakistani counterpart and President Obama.

The Congress's allies are demanding an explanation for the u-turn on the ordinance, said sources. (Read)

"It's collective wisdom. We got feedback from across the country," said Congress spokesperson Renuka Chowdhury in an attempt to justify the reversal of policy.

[S1ngh]

Looking at the issue of this news item, I would say that the party who were to give free hall pass to criminal politicians is one messed up issue.

MS is PM because he is simply not a politician nor a person with a personal standpoint.

[Hindustani]

MS was done a long time ago. Should have never became PM and stuck to economics something he was really good at. Also, he should have retired when he was 65-70. That is the norm in most countries in the world.

This may be the nail in the coffin of the Congress. Expect a BJP government next year with a clever, cunning Modi leading the country. That man does not take crap. Rumours are running rampant of an army coup or the exile of the entire gandhi clan from india if that happens. Lets see.

[Mehtab Singh]

If you see the reader comments on any Indian news website, it is clear that Indians have vowed to bury Congress for good. Modi on the other hand has a fan club growing day by day.

[Hindustani]

Yes, but the Congress is good at making allies even if those allies are questionable in terms of their loyalty. All for the sake of power and so called Raj Dharm. However, the younger generation is not going to be swayed by bad arguments they want to see development. And they have information at their fingertips. 2014 will be an eventful year with the american troops leaving afghanistan and those fighters trying to get into kashmir. Just like whats happening today in the khem karan sector with 40-50 terrorists holed up supported by the pakistani army. Will Modi go after the nearly 1 trillion dollars stashed away by corrupt politicians in swiss bank accounts? This is definately a turning point...

[S4NGH]

hmmm india...a lost cause.