Letter to the Prime Minister
A letter to the Prime Minister...Mere Man Ki Baat
Dear Mr Prime Minister,
It is time for you to start
your next round of International Tour. This is what you do best. It is a great
entertainment for all our NRIs and helps divert attention from your promises
which you are finding difficult to deliver.
You had denounced the Aadhar
Scheme and promised to junk it. Nice to see that you have realized the value of
this and the efforts that has gone behind it - not to talk about the hours many
of us stood in the queue to get our Aadhar Cards.
Your brothers in your Sangh
Parivar have started a campaign proclaiming Godse as a Patriot. Considering
that Gandhiji hails from your City and you used photo Ops with the Chinese PM
on the Banks of Sabarmati, I would have expected you to speak up...
Your Finance Minster criticizes
the RBI Governor for not lowering interest rates. This is an attack on an
autonomous Institution, revered the world over as one of the strongest Banking
Regulator with one of the best Governors. But you choose to remain mute. World
over Crude prices have crashed. But the Petrol and Diesel prices have not been
lowered commensurately. Rather excise duties have been hiked. Your Chief
Ministers had opposed GST. Now that you are in power you realise the benefits
of GST!
Your Sangh Family members are
making a mockery of the law and order by targeting PK, a brilliant movie. Surprisingly
the film OMG went through without a murmur. Is it because Aamir is a Muslim
while Paresh Rawal in OMG is a Hindu and a member of your party? Well, I will
not know till you speak.
Some of your ministers use
abusive language and you still remain quiet!
You had promised to bring back
black money within 100 days of coming to power and distribute 15 lacs each to
the poor. My watchman asks me when is the money coming. I tell him, Please
listen to "Man ki Baat" maybe the PM may still make an announcement!
Mr Prime Minister you had accused
the previous Government of having Biriyani with the Pak PM while their soldiers kept
targeting our people. You went one step further and invited the PAK PM for a
Dawaat for your swearing in. What has changed now? Oh! You have to be silent.
You decided to have a photo Op with the Chinese Premier on a Swing while the
Chinese had entered Arunachal Pradesh! You continue to be silent.
Your HRD Minister does not know
the difference between a Yale University Degree and her Leadership programme
certificate that she obtained as part of the 11 MP Group that visited Yale. I
did seriously expect you to speak up. But you will only speak at Election
rallies and in the Cultural shows that you conduct abroad.
You are truly rewriting History.
You almost made Christmas a working day and Government Offices did remain open. Will
you have a similar view for Diwali considering it is considered the start of an
auspicious year. And yes the Stock Market opens for Mahurat Trading. May we
know your Man Ki Baat?
Your party has won seats only in
Jammu, has a barely 2 per cent vow share in Kashmir, is not the single largest
party in J & K, but still wants to lead the Govt. considering you led the
campaign there, should we not hear from you?
There are reports that your
Telecom Minister is being paid a retainer fee by one of the Reliance Group
Companies. If this is true is it not a conflict of interest considering that
Reliance has a large interest in Telecom? Your minister is silent, but maybe he
is learning from you as well.
You forced little Children to sit
through after School Hours to listen to you. Maybe you want to build yourself
as the next Chacha Nehru. But frankly who is interested! We are more interested
to hear on the many other promises you made to secure votes.
Lastly your avid followers on the
Social Media take strong offence to your criticisms. Yes Criticism is welcome
but needs to be civilised. Well given the statements by members of your Government, I
guess they are only following their elected members.
Mr. Prime Minister, I wish you a
successful new year, a year where I hope you have control over what your
brothers and sisters from your extended Sangh Parivar speak that are at
variance at a Secular, Integrated India. I hope that you are less vitriolic in
your election rallies. I hope that you and your party stops dividing the
Country on communal lines for vote Bank Politics.
And yes I do sincerely hope
that my watchman gets the Rs 15 lacs from the Black Money.
Yours truly,
Indian Citizen
First posted on Face Book December 30, 2014

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