Comments on: More than Lokpal, does Anna need a speech writer?

By: Zirakpuria

Zirakpuria — Sat, 19 May 2012 07:24:43 +0000

This write up seems to have been written just to criticize the great crusader … ! Otherwise the use of the world “Banjh” by Anna is befitting the context and so are his remarks; “advocating flogging for alcoholics and death penalty for the corrupt.”

By: Vabhishek

Vabhishek — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:59:50 +0000

Among all the work he is doing for the country, writer ended up with a word ‘Banjh’.. I pity the writer..
and if you are offended by a idiom used by Anna..how do you actually walk on Indian roads..
He is a simple man.. grew up in a village.. he doesn’t talk like a politician, choosing words to please people.. Poor, Naive Anna doesn’t know that how people wants to blemish his image..

By: kapilkaushik

kapilkaushik — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 06:02:17 +0000

you should cut him some slack.
humans do mistakes and he’s not a machine.
infact you should contribute to the movement by writing an article on how govt is doing all in its power to deny us, the citizens , a clean governance.

By: bhandarisaab

bhandarisaab — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:23:17 +0000

Political Correctness has become a real pain in the a** (and this is intentional).
In the movie Gandhi, when Gandhi is depicted to take support of his nieces to walk him out and he pleasantly slaps one’s head, I don’t think Gandhi was a hypocrite or a violent man.
Honestly, relax, just like how Frankie said it!

By: stabhishek

stabhishek — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 14:25:44 +0000

Although Gandhi was a failed lawyer, he was a highly educated Indian. After his stint in South Africa, Gandhi traveled the length and breadth of the country during the first world war. At the end of the day, Hazare is a 7th standard, semi educated, village simpleton. To expect sophisticated aristocratic idioms from his mouth is tomfoolery.

The whole Lokpal protest was not supposed to go that longer. No one can deny the machinations of the government in delaying the Lokpal bill, one will be ill at ease to call Hazare and his team’s intransigence in pressuring government to bring an ombudsman of their own choice. Some one still remembers the old Shambhu Dutta.
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