And what are "drastic changes" sir? Like dropping Land Acquisition Act at first sign of protest? Or doing a U Turn in few Hours on NDTV Ban, or taking back few Rs increase in JNU fees? Or again letting media and jihadi nexus flourish letting them burn the National Capital?Yup,
We want to drastic changes but sign of trouble, lets throw the person making the changes happen under the bus.
No wonder Islamic Jihadis have been having their way with Hindu pansies.
First sign of trouble, we are happy throwing our general into fire...
Well done man, you are awesome. Your logic and clarity is out of this world...REALLLY..
I am not throwing your general under bus, your general was so scared that he started "door to door" campaign to pacify Muslim voters once protests went out of hand and still not have the strength to clear out road blocked by Islamists even when they killed your brothers and sisters in day light, raped them and burned them for an act that doesn't even relate to them.
We should hang our head in shame for a general like that. Demonetization was radical, successful or not is a different story. Abandoning NRC after saying on record multiple times to implement is chickening out, not drastic.
There was nothing "drastic" in CAA, it's barely a 4 lines act, mostly affirmative action, drastic would have been penalizing or rejecting those people who left for Pakistan in 1947 but that would have required actual guts not image building. Bending down to a party with barely 50 seats, letting them set agenda, letting them burn whole country is not drastic or radical, it's pure incompetence.