Thoughts At Random

Posted by: N D Sharma on: August 14, 2023

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In University days I had three mottoes for me: walks at random; talks at random; and thoughts at random. The first two have gradually disappeared in my life and the third is totteringly still there. What appears below is part of that.

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Two dozen and odd political parties coming together in the name of INDIA seems to have upset Narendra Modi. Apart from putting his hounds against them, he publicly castigates them on all occasions.

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Pakistan’s outgoing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Leader of Opposition Raja Riaz Ahmed agreed upon the name of Senator Anwarul Haq Kakar and gave it to the President for appointment as caretaker Prime Minister till the elections. India also needs some such arrangement.

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The Indian Constitution has three parts — all independent. If one part shows tendency of encroaching upon another part, there is remedy to stop it. After elaborate preparation, the virtual censorship included, the Government has now conquered two parts– executive fully and legislature almost. The most difficult is harnessing the judiciary and Modi is moving towards that.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi castigates non-BJP leaders from the precincts of Parliament House. Wish he had the moral courage to say all those things from inside the House.

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Narendra Modi and Amit Shah leave no opportunity of reminding the people that leaders of non-BJP parties are corrupt. What about BJP? The moment the “most corrupt” person joins the BJP, he becomes non-corrupt and may be even made Deputy CM of a State?

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The most dangerous piece of legislation enacted by Independent India is the ‘Inter-Services Organisation(Command, Control and Discipline) Bill 2023’. Read with other steps taken so far, it enables the Defence Minister (read Prime Minister) to take over the country’s control with the help of Armed Forces.

Tags: Amit Shah, Anwarul Haq Kakar, Armed Forces, Constitution, Narendra Modi