Rahul Mahajan, his alikes and Indian Politics

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Whole episode of Rahul Mahajan tells the sorry state of affairs going on behind the scene in India's politics. It seems terrorists, smugglers, drug peddlers and all sorts of criminals have planted their moles in the offices of powerful politicians. No one will believe that Police does not know about happenings, but may be their hands are tight to take any action. God knows how many Rahul Mahajans are there in political households. Whole thing looks very scary. Are we in India once again at the same point of time as we were when Mughal Empire was falling and Red Fort was the den of pimps and prostitutes? Hasn't time come for Indian public to audit our political system and take some radical measures before its too late?

Rajendra
 
Its not terrorists, smugglers, drug peddlers and all sorts of criminals who have planted their moles in the offices of powerful politicians, in fact it's other way round and then why blame just Rahul Mahajan, was his father oblivious of what Rahul was during after all he had been an Information and Broadcast Minister. Didn't Devi Lal know what Chautala was and how come such a so called Masiha could not get even the basic education to his own dangars Ajay and Abhey.... http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060605/haryana.htm#1

Indian public to audit politicians? Mostly public bhee to inhi ke sath he RK saab if not how come they are so powerful. I won't be surprised if Rahul Mahajan becomes All India Youth BJP President tomorow.....

Bajpai to keh raha he ki Jawani mein aisi galatiyan ho jati hein....aik nashedi doosre nashedi ke liye aur kahe bhi to kya

Par sare aik se na sein RK Saab, achhe bhi bahut hein...Deepender Singh Hooda is the perfect example of that...I have all the high regard for politicians like Ch. Bhupende Singh Hooda who inspite of coming from a powerful farmer and political family got his kids the best of education and sanskaar and now everybody knows the kind of example Deepender is setting for youth and difference he is making in politics
 
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Kya pata kya ho raha hai!
This guy who lost his father less than a month back, is already living life high on drug and booze parties!...
The whole thing is murkier than the back sewers of a clogged Mumbai drainage!!!.........

Log kehte hain desh aage ja raha hai, bhai kuchh kaamo mein to aage ja hee raha hai.....lagta hai sabse aage paunch kar hi dumm lega!
 
shailendra said:
Kya pata kya ho raha hai!
This guy who lost his father less than a month back, is already living life high on drug and booze parties!...
The whole thing is murkier than the back sewers of a clogged Mumbai drainage!!!.........

Log kehte hain desh aage ja raha hai, bhai kuchh kaamo mein to aage ja hee raha hai.....lagta hai sabse aage paunch kar hi dumm lega!


He was already high on drugs and alcohol...I don't think its just his father's death. Shame on these politicians whose own kids are rotten eggs, what can we expect from them for our kids...
 
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Rahul Mahajan is only the tip of iceberg. God only knows how many Rahul Mahajans are already there in politics and how many are waiting in wings. Actions of majority of relatives of politicians need to be watched who are committing many crimes in the name of their politician mentor.

RK^2
 
Amit Bhai:
Really well said; i guess with these words we are on the same side of the political spectrum. Esp. your comment on Atal Bihari are well placed.

chhillar said:
Its not terrorists, smugglers, drug peddlers and all sorts of criminals who have planted their moles in the offices of powerful politicians, in fact it's other way round and then why blame just Rahul Mahajan, was his father oblivious of what Rahul was during after all he had been an Information and Broadcast Minister. Didn't Devi Lal know what Chautala was and how come such a so called Masiha could not get even the basic education to his own dangars Ajay and Abhey.... http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060605/haryana.htm#1

Indian public to audit politicians? Mostly public bhee to inhi ke sath he RK saab if not how come they are so powerful. I won't be surprised if Rahul Mahajan becomes All India Youth BJP President tomorow.....

Bajpai to keh raha he ki Jawani mein aisi galatiyan ho jati hein....aik nashedi doosre nashedi ke liye aur kahe bhi to kya

Par sare aik se na sein RK Saab, achhe bhi bahut hein...Deepender Singh Hooda is the perfect example of that...I have all the high regard for politicians like Ch. Bhupende Singh Hooda who inspite of coming from a powerful farmer and political family got his kids the best of education and sanskaar and now everybody knows the kind of example Deepender is setting for youth and difference he is making in politics
 
rkumar said:
Whole episode of Rahul Mahajan tells the sorry state of affairs going on behind the scene in India's politics. It seems terrorists, smugglers, drug peddlers and all sorts of criminals have planted their moles in the offices of powerful politicians. No one will believe that Police does not know about happenings, but may be their hands are tight to take any action. God knows how many Rahul Mahajans are there in political households. Whole thing looks very scary. Are we in India once again at the same point of time as we were when Mughal Empire was falling and Red Fort was the den of pimps and prostitutes? Hasn't time come for Indian public to audit our political system and take some radical measures before its too late?

Rajendra

Bhai saheb
These are called "Ameer baap ki bigdi aulaad". We look around and countless examples can be seen whether it be politicians' children or elite class of govt offficials, big businessmen etc etc. Very few people realise that the pelf of power is fragile, transient. Inculcating right sanskaar in the children is more important than providing all the luxuries and support (sifarish) to get them sellted in money making carrers.

There is another parallel to the crumbling Mughal empire, India of 11th century. "Rajtarangini" gives a graphic account of Kashmiri society and especially the raajgharana of that time. Much similarity existed in many other parts.

Whoever said history repeats...... will always prove true
 
We Have Many Dhritrashtra

We have many Dhritrashtra in our society. Ch. Devi Lal played that role for Mr. Chautala, while Mrs. Indira Gandhi did same for Mr. Sanjay Gandhi. I am sure Late Pramod Mahajan would have known about what his son is doing. All you know he might have been instrumental in Rahul getting access to it. If his own secy was involved, I am sure he knew about it very well. and being a minister and public servent, it was his duty to book the guilty. Only in this case he might have been as guilty as his secy or son.

Let us see, how these politician manipulate the system to get him out of it. He may be our future Minister.
 
I am amazed that this discussion is focused on Rahul Mahajan, as if Pramod Mahajan was any better. Essentially, Pramod Mahajan was the boss of professional goondas and his assets have been estimated to be as much as Rs. 10,000 Crores without any official source of income. He was the second person to have such strong criminal connections in Bombay in the past 50 years. The first one I knew as a student in IIT Bombay, was S.K Patil, who led a luxurious lifestyle as the "boss of Bombay".

If one looks at the history of post-indendence India, the first batch of leaders like Nehru, were idealists who had grandiose dreams for the country, but had had no real connection with the masses despite being admired by the masses. Soon after independence, the criminal elements realized the power of money in democratic elections, and entered mainly as financiers from behind the scenes. Next, they decided to enter the political field directly, and now a days large numbers of hard core criminals like Pramod Mahajan are among the elected officials.
 
birbal said:
Essentially, Pramod Mahajan was the boss of professional goondas and his assets have been estimated to be as much as Rs. 10,000 Crores without any official source of income. He was the second person to have such strong criminal connections in Bombay in the past 50 years......................and now a days large numbers of hard core criminals like Pramod Mahajan are among the elected officials.

Hmmmm... interesting!
I have kinda always wondered ever since the news of his being shot by his own brother (5 bullets or something, right?) came out; that it seems to be something much more than meets the eye!
So now really one wonders if it is a (in his) case of living by the sword and dying by one....................???
 
okk......

chhillar said:
Its not terrorists, smugglers, drug peddlers and all sorts of criminals who have planted their moles in the offices of powerful politicians, in fact it's other way round and then why blame just Rahul Mahajan, was his father oblivious of what Rahul was during after all he had been an Information and Broadcast Minister. Didn't Devi Lal know what Chautala was and how come such a so called Masiha could not get even the basic education to his own dangars Ajay and Abhey.... http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060605/haryana.htm#1

Indian public to audit politicians? Mostly public bhee to inhi ke sath he RK saab if not how come they are so powerful. I won't be surprised if Rahul Mahajan becomes All India Youth BJP President tomorow.....

Bajpai to keh raha he ki Jawani mein aisi galatiyan ho jati hein....aik nashedi doosre nashedi ke liye aur kahe bhi to kya

Par sare aik se na sein RK Saab, achhe bhi bahut hein...Deepender Singh Hooda is the perfect example of that...I have all the high regard for politicians like Ch. Bhupende Singh Hooda who inspite of coming from a powerful farmer and political family got his kids the best of education and sanskaar and now everybody knows the kind of example Deepender is setting for youth and difference he is making in politics

respected bhai saab.....

aap bhi itnee educated ho kee issii baat likhtee aachee naa laagtee parr.......

arr ekk baat ki samajh naa aamti humnee tey..... chautala saab kaa maaryaa itna kyukarr bhittar ball ryaa saii yaade saaaryaan kaa........ i think aap sabnee bhott zayada chinta fikar hai hamarey haryana kii......thank god

bhai saab aap comparison bhi kar gee sanskaaraan kaa arr......hahaha...........kamal kar gee katii.....
 
ratheetheraist said:
respected bhai saab.....

aap bhi itnee educated ho kee issii baat likhtee aachee naa laagtee parr.......

arr ekk baat ki samajh naa aamti humnee tey..... chautala saab kaa maaryaa itna kyukarr bhittar ball ryaa saii yaade saaaryaan kaa........ i think aap sabnee bhott zayada chinta fikar hai hamarey haryana kii......thank god

bhai saab aap comparison bhi kar gee sanskaaraan kaa arr......hahaha...........kamal kar gee katii.....

just an opinion dear! Believe me or not but I personally have nothing against the above said

your signature says it all brother....Honest Differences Are Often A Healthy Sign Of Progress...

 
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birbal said:
If one looks at the history of post-indendence India, the first batch of leaders like Nehru, were idealists who had grandiose dreams for the country, but had had no real connection with the masses despite being admired by the masses. Soon after independence, the criminal elements realized the power of money in democratic elections, and entered mainly as financiers from behind the scenes. Next, they decided to enter the political field directly, and now a days large numbers of hard core criminals like Pramod Mahajan are among the elected officials.

Birbal Singh Ji,

This is true that there is an axis of politicians and criminals and this fact was brought out in a report few years back. There is hardly any political party, which is isolated from this. In fact axis has become much bigger involving underworld dons, film world, liquor barons and possibly terrorist elements as well. Are we reaching to a point of no return or still there are some hopes? Things look hopeless at time. On routine visits to the house of politicians I notice that their personal staff is almost full time busy in carrying out their personal business and rarely cares for visitors. Another elected member of upper house was seen busy pushing land allotments and transfers of public servants. It looks as if our parliament has become a place of brokerage. India is burning and lawmakers are busy looting the nation.

RK^2
 
...at the cost of frustrating Birbal Singhji again! (sorry sir :o )...I would like to revert back to this murkier Rahul Mahajan case for a minute again, to prove another baffling point:

Everything said and done, us ullu ko to chhodo- can you even more believe these Hospital authorities!??!
Apparently the investigating officials now suspect a possible deliberate attempt on the part of the hospital to tamper and delay with the investigations. The Apollo Hospital supposedly earlier gave Rahul a clean chit, denying any presence of drugs in Rahul's urine samples!!!............. before of course the report was finally contradicted by a pathological lab that undoubtedly found traces of narcotics in his blood and urine samples!........

O boy, Talk about having nexuses then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
rkumar said:
Birbal Singh Ji,

This is true that there is an axis of politicians and criminals and this fact was brought out in a report few years back. There is hardly any political party, which is isolated from this. In fact axis has become much bigger involving underworld dons, film world, liquor barons and possibly terrorist elements as well. Are we reaching to a point of no return or still there are some hopes? Things look hopeless at time. On routine visits to the house of politicians I notice that their personal staff is almost full time busy in carrying out their personal business and rarely cares for visitors. Another elected member of upper house was seen busy pushing land allotments and transfers of public servants. It looks as if our parliament has become a place of brokerage. India is burning and lawmakers are busy looting the nation.

RK^2

With all due respect RK ji, then why do you go on routine visits to the houses such politician?
 
shailendra said:
...at the cost of frustrating Birbal Singhji again! (sorry sir :o )...I would like to revert back to this murkier Rahul Mahajan case for a minute again, to prove another baffling point:

Everything said and done, us ullu ko to chhodo- can you even more believe these Hospital authorities!??!
Apparently the investigating officials now suspect a possible deliberate attempt on the part of the hospital to tamper and delay with the investigations. The Apollo Hospital supposedly earlier gave Rahul a clean chit, denying any presence of drugs in Rahul's urine samples!!!............. before of course the report was finally contradicted by a pathological lab that undoubtedly found traces of narcotics in his blood and urine samples!........

O boy, Talk about having nexuses then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You hit right on the nail this time
 
Dear Friends,
The relation between father and family values is unrealistically judged in relation to the present crisis in Mahajan family.Pramod Mahajan is an easy target to blame but otherwise the conclusion of bad parenting resulting in drug use is flawed.
These days’ children stay a major part of their lives away from their parents to an extent that they are rebellious to their family values.
I think we are too critical about the untimely misdemeanor committed by this fellow,
nevertheless his dad deserved one more bullet.
Bharat
 
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I think it's just Indian media's exploitation of the "shock values" attached to the case.. after all this is India's first "overdose celebrity death"!

TOI is running a whole bunch of stories about drungs these day.. like.. in SWZ they have liberal policy for Heroin use (govt. has opened shooting galleries.. where people can go have a free monitered hit for free ) in which nobody was interested earlier.

All kind of conclusions about character and so forth of all politican and so forth, being drawn from this incident is, I think, stretching it too far.
 
chhillar said:
With all due respect RK ji, then why do you go on routine visits to the houses such politician?

umm..bhai mere ghar me do problem hain...ek to sardiyon me dhoop kam aave aur doosre cell phone ka signal kamjor se.... pados me politician rahn kitne hi jinke ghar khulle khulle sain...dhoop sekne chala jaun jab dil kare...LOL

RK^2
 
hi

hi jat brotheren.
my opinion regarding this case is that Rahul Mahajan is victim of media hype.otherwise youth all around the world is addicted of a no. of drugs whoes cases are not given any imp.
it was politically driven agenda as RM belongs to a politically active family and after his father's death he was to become a young political figure.and some are unnecessarily takin interest in the case.
it is very tough time for his family and we people should not view this case with a political attitude rather as a very normal offence as happens in our society daily.
i m not justifying the use of cocaine or any stuff,it is legally,morally as well as socially wrong.
point sochan ka yo se ak agar mhara balak kuch galat karta hai to hum uspe parda dalte hai aur dusre ka balak kare to unki izzat ka faluda bana dete hai,aur ghane idealistic ho ke sochte hai
anyway it was my personal view not a universal yardstick.
brothers ib maine lecture mat pilana.
thanks n regards
 
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