Hi Veronica,
First of all kudos to kranti for enlightening us the readers on different topics of readers' importance. Kranti is the need of the hour and since its beginning kranti has created real kranti. For this reason almost every one is first interested in reading kranti, thanks to your excellent articles and reviews. Keep doing what you are doing. Your writings are the need of the hour.
This is one of your wise article written by you. It is true, when everything fails we have to find out other ways to solve a problem however it might be not liked by many. My fear is, will BJP if approached with your worthy suggestions and if they promise to meet our demands in Goa, will they really keep their promise? if not what is the alternative to teach them immediate lesson or to dislodge them immediately from the conditional power we would be bestowing on them?
Besides, will it be possible to believe them that they will go against their National agenda of hatred only to please Goans? Will BJP give special agenda in Goa only to take advantage of the situation in Goa in order to please Goans and gain the power while their hatred against minorities all over India will continue?
Is it possible for us to believe they will adapt to dual policies; one type in Goa to gain the power and another one in all other states of India where their criminal hatred will continue!. I hope BJP will open their eyes to real truth by giving up the hatred towards minorities and treat everyone in India as equal irrespective of religion, cast or creed if they do this no doubt they can not only grab power in Goa but at the Center too.
Regards,
Elvino.
2011/11/28 A. Veronica Fernandes <averonicaf806@hotmail.com>
G O A
--No plans in this revolution are written for retreat--
November 28, 2011
PARRIKAR'S BJP AND CHRISTIANS IN GOA.
During his last visit to Goa while performing his Yatra, BJP Leader Advani according to available information had a meeting with the Church leaders to discuss the BJP agenda on its communal bias. The results of this discussion was not to my knowledge disclosed, yet it was a good beginning.
Said Gandhji, “India does not need political workers for its upliftment but Social Workers”. In Goa there are very many social workers and their groups striving for the good of Goa. They should join together and collectively as one unit meet the BJP leadership under Parrikar to discuss its agenda for the forthcoming election.
