Why most of the political leaders, as a routine habit chose to speak something against Narendra Modi to come to limelight in the media ? Say it is , when the Congress senior leader Dig sir commenting on what Namo has said about Sant Sobhan Sarkar ,or finance minister P Chidambaram making a comparison of development of Gujarat vs India; Union Minister commenting on Modi's remark on need of toilets; even other important leaders like Nitish Kumar, Manish Tewari, Kappil Sibbal, Rrnuka Choudhary........?
And even now new entrant in the field (by compulsion of Lalu Prasad's jail posting) Mrs. Rabri Devi has chosen most important public attention creating target Modi to reopen up her political journey, when she asked: can Nitish Kumar stop Modi from entering Bihar ?
Was it a question or a suggestion that as Nitish Kumar is not capable of stopping Modi from coming to power in Delhi, let her husband Lalu Prasad be released from jail to strengthen the team trying hard to stop Modi from grabbing power.
In sum this shows the bankcrupcy of Indian politics and its leaders, that when the country is thrust with so many vital internal and external problems............economic and security crisis...............the important cream of leaders of important parties, have nothing to talk about except ,what Modi has done and what Modi has not done ?
Why these leaders should be selected to lead India...............if they are so afraid of one individual opponent leader Modi, that day and night they are talking about him, then when they will think, plan or act about national problems, people's problem,or safety of our borders...........if they are selected lead at the centre. Logically it shows that they have surrendered before the fight has started................thrown the towel in the ring.
INDIA HONEST sums up the view rolling in the mind of thinker-writer in few lines as presented to public as , "The discerning Indian voter will suffer in this coming election, because his issues will not be debated. In any case they will not be debated vigorously. If one is interested in knowing why the economy has turned flaccid and what will be done to make it roar again, what our relations in the next five years with America, China and Pakistan will be, and how bits of essential legislation will be passed by the next parliament, one will not have answers from election campaigns. The Congress party, which has had a bad couple of years, is moving the debate away from policies and performance. Its leaders at the moment appear more interested in speaking about the consequences of having Narendra Modi in Delhi, rather than revisiting their decade in power.