Rahul Gandhi
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Politics
Gandhi mukt (free) Congress
The author argues the Congress needs a ‘Gandhi-free’ clean-out, with a democratically chosen ‘privy council’, and that the BJP’s 2014 vote was a vote for Modi, with the Aam Aadmi…
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Politics
The truth will always out
Quotes Kerala Congress leader T H Mustafa calling Rahul Gandhi a joker and urging Priyanka Gandhi to lead, with the poster adding that the party should shed its dynasty’s liabilities,…
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Politics
Mother Ganga can gift you votes (and water)
Advising Modi after victory, the poster doubts the push to win seats in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Bengal, says Bengal and Odisha look likelier, and urges first making sure…
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“Look at me, I’m here to end all your woes”
Following Rahul Pandita, the poster reads Rahul Gandhi’s smile after the defeat as a sign he is untroubled that the 128-year-old Congress has been destroyed, comparing the result to a…
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Politics
Aatish Taseer has the final word (NaMo vs. RaGa)
Praises Aatish Taseer’s article on why elites like Rahul Gandhi lost and may never rule India, with quoted passages on Modi’s mocking of poverty as a state of mind and…
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Rahul Gandhi; a great statesman?
A link to a site on why Congress lost, with a one-line comment that Rahul Gandhi needs to Indianise more and learn humility in his years out of power.
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Politics
Indira reborn
A short comment calling Priyanka Gandhi ‘Indira incarnate’ after Rahul’s failure, suggesting the BJP offer an opt-in uniform civil code, and predicting Modi’s party could stay ascendant for two more…
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Politics
Modi is King, BJP crushes Congress
The poster feels elation tempered by misgivings at a BJP majority, arguing the Congress dynasty collapsed under its own weight. It sees the key result as the failure of regional…
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Politics
“Are you Priyanka?”
Using a report in which Amethi voters do not recognise Priyanka Gandhi, the poster argues VIP constituencies remain neglected and hopes Rahul, Sonia and Varun Gandhi, and Modi in Varanasi,…
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Politics
“Rahul Gandhi is not a running item any more”
A report that bookies in Rajkot, Indore and Ahmedabad have stopped taking bets on Rahul Gandhi becoming prime minister, while Narendra Modi’s odds barely moved, with the poster’s one-line verdict…
