The criminal silence of the Congress leadership on the highly provocative and vicious 179-page report of three interlocu..
If these are Cambridge products, God help Cambridge...

A couple of months ago i asked a keen political observer friend
of mine, how Manmohan Singh who is touted as an honest and
brilliant economist could tolerate the loot that goes on in his
watch.
He wittily replied that Manmohan Singh was either an honest man or
a brilliant economist but surely can’t be both.
After thinking some more about this statement, i have compiled a
list of questions which Manmohan Singh should answer, the next time
he opens his mouth for something other than eating. All these
questions deal with geopolitical implications of his (in) actions
and the nation demands an explanation.
The first set of questions posed to Manmohan Singh on energy
(in)security are as follows
# Why are we building more thermal plants when 63000Mw of installed
capacity is idle due to lack of coal?
# Shouldn’t the government’s priority be to ensure adequate coal is
supplied to our power plants?
# Why do we import coal when we have the largest coal reserves in
the world?
# Why where coal mines gifted without any clause on getting
guaranteed prices for end products like power, cement or steel?
# Why has he allowed the plunder of precious thorium reserves and
stalled the development and commissioning of indigenous thorium
fuelled reactor.
In the absence of any reply from him to the above questions is the
reader to assume that this is part of a deliberate strategy to
import expensive coal, ensure that a cabal of crony capitalists and
sons of politicians hoard coal and finally use the lack of power as
an excuse to import expensive Uranium fuelled nuclear reactors and
expensive fuel to power the same.
The second set of questions deal with his questionable decision to
allow retail FDI
# Why is Walmart being given the right to formally enter the Indian
market, when they have already broken laws by surreptitiously
entering the retail market.
# When he claims that FDI will help in setting up cold chains and
prevent food wastage, is he implying that Indian’s can’t set up
even a refrigerator on their own.
# Assuming Indian’s are so incompetent that they can’t even install
a refrigerator, how does the Manmohan Singh plan to power these
refrigerators, considering that rural and semi-urban India has to
deal with 12-15 hr power cuts as a fact of life?
The third set of questions deal with his flagship “poverty
alleviation” programs such as MGNREGA
# Is he aware that there is a huge shortage of labour in most
Indian cities? Similarly does he know that there is a shortage of
labour during harvest season?
# What does he have to say to the charge that all programs
undertaken under MGNREGA every year at a cost of a whopping 70000Cr
result in no tangible asset creation on the ground and are in fact
siphoned off by middlemen and touts?
# Does he take responsibility for the sharp increase in alcoholism
among the rural youth because of availability of money without work
or responsibility?
# Is he aware that ‘subsidy’ or siphoned subsidy for unproductive
work will only increase inflation in rural and urban India
Every month a list of charges will be presented, charges that it is
his duty to answer. The people of this country demand an
explanation from him on all the specific points raised above.
Failure to do so will only imply that he is either dishonest or
incompetent.
In the case of the latter we can only say that Cambridge has
significantly fallen in prestige. After all 2 other prominent
members of his party claim to have graduated from there. (A claim
strongly contested by Dr Subramanian Swamy)
Author : manekshaws | Follow the writer on twitter/manekshaws
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