Demonetised Desperations
When Narendra Modi announced the demonetisation of Rs 1000
and 500 notes, uproar from our able opposition parties was expected. Ploy for
this almost immediate outrage was the sudden concern for the poor. When we have
more than 40% of our populace loitering around the poverty line and struggling
to arrange a square meal every day in their lives, how badly the demonetisation
of big denomination leafs affects them is anybody’s guess. But our liberal
oppositions and so does our media charlatans seem to be living in another
planet. Out of nowhere, the ones who never would have cared for these poor and
middle class people even in their dreams are now shouting the loudest. All for
the poor, you see? ‘Gareebi Hatao’ was an old ploy that these messiahs of poor
think can still be encashed. They feel they can encash because they believe
people are still fool to not see where their interest lies.
I am in no denial that people are facing hardship. In fact
all radical changes bring hardship for those who are directly involved with the
change. Demonetisation is one such change. India is far from being even a
remotely cashless economy. We still depend on cash for our petty expenses and
the dependency is even more in our semi-urban and rural areas. People in urban
areas still have an option to go with plastic cash and manage which people from
remote areas don’t enjoy. Who are hurt the most are the people who don’t live
in urban areas and most of our populace belong to this category. That said is
it the demonetisation or the lack of preparedness that is hurting people? Modi
government can’t wash away its hands from the fact that the process could have
been better managed. Non-functioning ATMs is just one of the areas that show
how the government was ill-prepared to face the aftermath of this mega change. Every
day change in rules of money exchange in banks also reflects that the
post-process execution wasn’t thought through. Long queues in front of every
damn bank aren’t helping the cause either. That said facing hardship and
whining for it are two different things. We face hardship in many things in our
lives but we don’t rant around for each of them. Bringing up our kids is one
example that I can pick. It is so full of hardship but I am not sure if we
would see any parent grumbling around. I myself had to stand in the queue twice
in last 10 days to withdraw money from the bank. I saw many unhappy people but
no one was disgruntled or anyone was complaining. All were of the opinion that,
a little hardship is always welcomed if that assures a better tomorrow. We don’t
know what the future holds for us, but most that I interacted with believe the demonetisation
would yield its desired result in the long run. Challenges of a cashless life
may vary from what it is in the urban areas to that with our semi-urban and
rural areas, but this hope of a better tomorrow against the minimal pain of
today is consistent. They could be wrong and in fact all could be wrong. The
stupid intellectuals who otherwise kill time by lying as doormats in front of
Congress office may be entirely correct. But the moot point is, people aren’t
complaining at all. Now this brings me to ask again – when people who are
fighting it out on the ground aren’t complaining much, why our politicians are
whining around with their falsified concerns? There has to be some very
interesting reasons.
Ever since the demonetisation was announced, most of
the leaders of our opposition are on a press conference hopping spree. People
like Mamata Banarjee and Arvind Kejriwal have gone a step ahead and have
started issuing threats if the demonetisation decision isn’t rolled back. Roll
Back? Why? And who on earth these two morons think they are? These two morons
even did some stupid march to the Rashtrapti Bhawan to request the president to
roll back this move. Surprise, surprise, the National Conference, that have no
representation in the lower house were shameless enough to join the march. That
is some desperation. It doesn’t matter if the president had openly lauded the
government for this move. The eternal retard Rahul Gandhi had his own ideas of
idiocy up his sleeves. He instead marches to an ATM in a 40 lakh car surrounded
by 50 security guards to withdraw Rs 4000/-. It is so laughable when a clueless
idiot lands at an entirely wrong place and disturbs the crowd there for his
stupid photo-up and dirty politics. It is complete chaos among these corrupt.
No one seems to have a clue on how to save the loot and they are just trying
every possible way that can be worked upon. On November 14th we had
series of press conferences of these new found lovers of the poor and the
common man. In fact we had three press conferences at the same time. It was
full of mindless raving in the name of poor. Starting with Congress and down to
all sundry secular parties, the bogus weeping was for the poor when the poor
themselves have no problem with the present scheme of things. Why this sudden and
not so required concerns? Why people like Rahul Gandhi, Kejriwal, Mamata
Banarjee and Mayawati are losing their sleep over something that the general
populace are happy about? Why these guys are behaving like fish out of water?
Have they got something to hide in their basements? Generally the ones who
shout the loudest are the ones who are affected the most. In case of
demonetisation, it is only expected that the corrupt that have a lot to hide in
their closets, to shout the most. And in all likelihood that is what exactly is
happening here.
This fight against black money and organized terror networks
seems to be no takers in our secular brigade. I don’t see a reason why an
honest man would be annoyed seeing the corrupt being punished. That never
happens. In guise of the phoney ‘concerns for the poor’, the corrupt seems to
be trying hard to push their own vested agenda through. The argument of these
howlers if this move would actually eradicate corruption and black money is as stupid
and idiotic as one can be. And they claim to formulate policies for the state.
These chumps are not only liars but brainless as well. If it may be told, no
single policy can guarantee the eradication of black money. It is simply
impossible. It has to be a series of steps to destroy the menace and you need
to start with something. But our secular ‘fiberals’ don’t want to start at all.
Not that they have any alternative. They simply know how to go about mindless
whining. When people at large see demonetisation as the first step towards the
right direction these morons tend to look the other way by compulsion. They see
something different than what most in this bold step see. They see their
plunder being rounded up to naught. Shouting is the last resort seems available
for these scoundrels.
The one most shouting in this lot is Arvind Kejriwal. He
even went ahead and accused the PM of taking 25 crore bribe. For proof he doesn’t
have anything but a bunch of stupid papers to show. This is how desperate he
is. He even went to Azadpur Mandi to instigate people against this move. He was
booed out badly. His moronic party workers were also seen inciting people at
various places. In fact couple of AAPTards were badly thrashed by few students.
Why would a corruption crusader be so desperate when the move is to eradicate
corruption? Don’t be surprised because this man is neither a crusader nor
honest. He just is a big time liar. He
doesn’t have any philosophy except crazy whining. He is corrupt too. He goes
about celebrating with a convicted criminal like Lalu Yadav and this itself
speaks volume of this man’s interest towards what he claims. This is perhaps
why the AAP had to forfeit the Chandigarh Municipality elections. I called it
the first causality of the demonetisation. When AAP had announced its candidate
names for all the wards, I don’t see a credible reason why they should walk
out. What are the reasons? Is it the lack of unsolicited money that is
hampering AAP’s cause? But the AAP as a party are in denial and for obvious
reasons. As per Indian Express below is what AAP thugs are claiming.
Sources said AAP needs to work a lot in Chandigarh to establish themselves and the party members here felt that the results would have impacted the Punjab polls. “We know we have done really well in Delhi and will do the same in Punjab as well. People want a change but the fact is that we need to establish ourselves here in Chandigarh and that needs a proper chalking out of strategy,” said an AAP leader.
This is monumental lying. If this is the case then AAP are
the last ones who understand the Punjab politics. Till date in history, no
party has ever won the state without winning the CMC. It is kind of same how
one needs to win UP in order to have his/her government at the centre. How the
party which claims to come with a thumping majority in the upcoming state
election would worry for the outcome of a municipality election? AAP should
have been very confident rather. It should have been a cakewalk. Here is
another exhibit on why Kejriwal is so desperate to have the demonetisation
legislation be rolled back. Neither Kejriwal nor does anyone else from his
party held a single rally in Punjab after the demonetisation. His two rallies
per day phenomenon have dried up immediately, just like how the stone hurlers
in Kashmir have disappeared all of a sudden. While AK was quoting nonsense
nonchalantly one of his thuggish MLA was apprehended with 130 crore unaccounted
money. Was that money being kept safe for Punjab elections? This certainly can’t
be a co-incidence. Immediately after the IT sleuths caught this stupid AAPTard,
the announcements to walk away from CMC came. ‘Preparing to establish ourselves’
is as bogus as an average AAPTard. They never thought any such step would ever
be possible in India. This holds true for every corrupt party of India, most of
which today are ranting around funny. In fact all corrupt are very confident. Had
AAP been thoughtful of where they should concentrate as claimed, they wouldn’t
have announced their CMC candidate names. This is certainly more than what
meets the eye and explains why AK has his nicker on fire.
Our media morons generally become campaigners for
anything that is against BJP. If required they call ex-BJP people to rant against
BJP and Modi. Here our exhibit wasn’t just a campaigner for AAP but in fact was
drooling over the prospect of being the CM candidate of Goa. And such people
sermon around what neutral journalism should be. He was at it again. Guess
what, RS seems to have learnt nothing from the Madison Square Garden incident. He
still is the same street thug that he used to be couple of years back. He was
again seen alluring crowd to whine against the demonetisation. In the name of
journalism he was trying his best to put words into the mouth of those standing
in the queue. He was expecting people to shout against BJP and Narendra Modi.
He tried every way possible to agitate the crowd. Still He was shooed away by
the crowd with choicest of avowals. Few even reminded him of the consequences
of his earlier misadventures. This is how the credibility of these clowns has
reduced to. No one wants to believe these liars. Ravish Kumar, the late entrant
joker tried to instigate people with his skulduggery. He was booed away too. One
in fact asked him to furnish his rate chart of his ‘Chamchagiri’ work.
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