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     Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 16666 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 125.22.249.81 Rating: N/A |
Mind dobbindi chiddu ki ani decide avutaaru prajalu .. he clearly knows that the Gujarat model is awesome and has worked well .. yet crying for the sake of crying .. "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Thelegend Moderator Username: Thelegend Post Number: 24657 Registered: 04-2008 Rating: N/A |
Abbaa, eeyano medhavi, eeyana Cong bussulu? | ||
| Gusagusa Side Hero Username: Gusagusa Post Number: 2731 Registered: 04-2012 Posted From: 37.228.104.224 Rating: N/A |
New Delhi: The much-touted Gujarat model of development is "flawed" and "a bit of an exaggeration", Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Monday, affirming that this model would not work for the whole country. Flaunted by Chief Minister Narendra Modi as a success story, the Gujarat model was described by Chidambaram as the one that had left large sections of the people of the state behind. "Like every model, there are some positive elements. But by and large it's a flawed model. It is a model that does not believe in inclusive growth. It is a model that has left large sections of the people of Gujarat behind. "Secondly, a model that may have worked in Gujarat over a period of few years may not be the model that will work for the whole country," he said. Refusing to get into a discussion whether Modi as the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate would be good or bad for the Congress, he said his party was not fighting any individual but an idea represented by BJP which was rejected in 2004 and 2009. He mocked at the elevation of Modi as BJP Election Campaign Committee chief, saying he was such a divisive person that there is a "lot of rebellion" within his party, starting from the top, apparently referring to the resignation by LK Advani. "We think Mr Modi is a very divisive figure, which is why there is a lot of rebellion within his party. For the first time I have seen there is a rebellion starting at the very top," Chidambaram said. |
