India grounded & refusing to take off : Manmohan Singh & Co. misleading people

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his upper caste boys in the govt. are repeatedly boasting that India is heading towards a record 8% growth rate and can move on to 10%. And that it can even become a super power, beating China.

The world cannot find better bragging and boasting babus than our upper caste heroes who are today basking in the sunshine of LPG. But as the “Voice of the Persecuted Nationalities Denied Human Rights”, we do not share their euphoria. Because this mere 15% boasting and bragging micro-minority are giving their view sitting on the top of this vast 1,000-odd million population pyramid of which we form the excluded 85%, the “Wretched of the Earth”.

True picture of India: The reality is this man called India is sick right from shoulder downwards — stricken with heart disease, lung and kidney disorder, BP and diabetic, seething with skin disease. Except above the neck portion, the rest of the body is in shambles. How can you expect such a run down person to jump and fly?

When over 85% of the body is stultified and practically incapacitated, how can you expect that man to jump and fly? When the ruling upper castes (15%) are themselves steeped in prejudice, hatred, cutting each other’s throat, indulging in frequent racist violence, how can we expect them to fly?

This is India. We know it better. But Manmohan Singh and his boys are bluffing and misleading.

How can India fly when its micro-minority upper castes have no heart to take us with them? Did not the recent well-publicised anti-reservation agitation by the well-fed upper caste students —supported by this very same Manmohan Singh and Co.— tell us that they will never, ever tolerate our people coming up? When the upper caste intolerance, racism and hatred are so deep rooted (nay, rooted in their very religion of Hinduism), how can India fly?

India is still poor and millions unemployed, starving and virtually excluded from the society itself. How can such a country fly? Do Manmohan Singh and his drummer boys know these facts? We can’t say they do not know it but having known the facts why are they bluffing? Why are they misleading the country?

China as global power: China, which became independent two years after India became “independent” (1947), is today a global power. India holds sixth of the world population but accounts for a mere 3% of world exports and just 0.8% of foreign direct investment compared with China’s 8%.

Defaulter on every front: The United Nations has fixed Millennium Development Goals (MDG) to each developing country. Has India fulfilled any single goal? When it is a defaulter on every front and its rank in “human development” is 124 out of the about 200 members in the UN, how can anybody expect India to fly?

Indian industrialists and businessmen are notoriously corrupt —and all of them upper caste. They are refusing to introduce reservation in private sector. The Indian bureaucracy is also upper caste and corrupt. Its media is a menace. The political class is corrupt.

All the universities in India are in a state of decay. Our doctors, lawyers, accountants and the whole lot of professionals have lost human touch. Their sole preoccupation is fleecing the public.

Upper caste bluff: We find no hope of India ever raising its head, at least in the foreseeable future. This is our opinion from the bottom of the Brahminical pyramid.

That is why we say the Manmohan Singh and Co. optimism of “India flying” is an upper cast bluff to mislead the country and the world outside. Our fear is if he goes on bluffing like this he will take his Congress Party also to doom which the “Indian shiningwalas” met.

Yes. It is true the rich (meaning the upper castes) are getting richer. Nay. They are stinking rich. In Bangalore, called the IT paradise, we feel it. But we also feel that the “bursting Bangalore” has also made our lives miserable. Unemployed male youth (all “low” castes) have poured into Bangalore from UP, Orissa, Bihar, Rajasthan etc. and added to the misery.

Wolves & lambs: You can take it from us that Bangalore will be converted into a hell within an year or two and all the singing, dancing, whistling upper caste boys and girls, the beneficiaries of the Bangalore boom, will themselves cry halt to the “development” of the city.

The Manmohan Singh gang is saying that India will boom and zoom if only more and more state controls are abolished. We are familiar with this argument. If only our upper caste rulers have been honest, we could have trusted them. Our political leadership, bureaucracy, media, judiciary and business people are all related to each other and corrupt to the core. There may be some minor exceptions but exceptions only prove the rule. Reducing the role of the state means throwing the innocent Dalits, Tribals, Muslims and BCs to the upper caste wolves. We have thousands of years of recorded history about these wolves. The innocent lambs could at least survive (not live) because of the state control.

Monopoly of English: It is these upper caste rulers who have deliberately kept this country poor and hence illiterate. Over 260 million (they are all our people) live on less than Rs. 45 a day. Education system has totally collapsed in rural areas. One in four govt. primary schools, teachers are absent on any given day and that only one in two would be actually teaching.

English language teaching is still prohibited by the upper caste rulers fearing that the excluded underdog would compete with their children.

Some states like Kerala and AP boast of 100% literacy but the fact is the national literacy rate is still 61%. India has its own definition of literacy — meaning anybody who can put his or her signature.

With such hatred and jealousy boiling in their hearts how can we expect the excluded people to sit silent when Manmohan Singh says India is flying? Will our people allow them a free ride?

IT as upper caste monopoly: Manmohan Singh and his boys are boasting about India’s IT boom. But do you know the fact? The entire IT industry in India (including Bangalore which tops) employes only about 1.3 million people out of a work force of over 400 million. And this 1.3 million are mostly Brahmins and other upper castes. (DV Edit Dec.1, 2000: “Beware of IT: Computer can’t replace food, clothing & shelter” and DV Aug.16, 2000 p.21: “How IT is used to enslave India”).

The picture in the Brahmin-dominated cow-belt is horrible. That is because this part is ruled by the Brahmana Jati Party, a bunch of India’s most notorious specimen worth preserving in our zoo.

Country of endless holidays: Yet our rulers are a shameless people. Manmohan Singh and his team boast of India becoming a super power. How can a set of lazy lots enjoying the world’s largest number of holidays in a year become a super power? No country with a will to progress can afford so many holidays. Days lost in festivals, strikes, bundh, death of leaders, an idlers game called cricket —plus unofficial holidays have to be added to this list of official holidays. Manmohan Singh knows all this because he was a govt. servant himself.

Our upper caste rulers love holidays, drinking, eating, singing, sleeping and above all sex.

But it is our people — with a body of steel — who sweat, work and produce everything. If the sweepers of Bombay stop work for just one day, the country’s biggest city and its financial capital will start stinking.

Sweat labour: It is the poor, the excluded “low” castes, who work morning to evening. They are the sweat labour. They can’t be accused of being lazy. If they don’t work, they know they can’t eat. But it is the upper caste haves who want more and more holidays.

Not one single “big name” that hits daily headlines has said that India is a country of lazy laggards and our holidays must be drastically cut. Does it mean these “big people” have stopped thinking? Or does it mean all these “big people” also love more and more holidays? How can Manmohan Singh expect these holiday-loving lazy lots to make India a super power?

Shocking statistics: Our “national” toilet papers boast of the burgeoning “middle class”. But in DV we have often said this “middle class” name is given to hide the fact they are all upper castes who constitute not even 15% of our population. Look at the shocking figures of “India flying”.

Out of our 1,000 odd million population this “middle class” is put at 300 million (3%) and the “consuming class” with enormous income is put at 150 million (about 2%). (Economist, June 3, 2006 p.16).

But what about two-thirds of our people who still live in villages and are outside this “consuming class”? Will they allow the upper caste India to fly leaving them behind?

World’s largest flesh market: Our farmers — the backbone of India —are committing suicide. In 1998-2003, over 1 lakh farmers committed suicide (Asian Age May 19, 2006). Our artisans are starving. The entire country-side is devastated. Because the Brahminical rulers who live in big cities find the villages boring, nauseating. They make fun of the villagers. Nay, they hate them. An agriculturist is finding it difficult even to get a bride. Such is the respect given to agriculture which has been our country’s basic culture. The position of women is pathetic because the reigning Hindu religion taches male-domination. Bombay boasts of the world’s largest red light district. And nobody bothers about it. Because the entire 100% of the women working as prostitutes — dying early — are our women.

Fighting arm of Brahmins: India’s print and electronic media is a total upper caste monopoly. They hold 70% of the top jobs. Muslims are totally excluded. No Dalit among the top 300 journalists in Delhi, says a report in India’s premier Brahminical daily Hindu (June 6, 2006).

This Manuwadi media is the fighting arm of the upper castes. And it showed its ugliest face during the recent anti-reservation racist agitation led by Brahminical lunatics.

Fortunately, this media is also collapsing one by one. And it must. The upper castes are using this corrupt and cantankerous media to destroy India’s fragile democracy.

Corrupt judiciary: Our judiciary is the main stumbling block to our progress. Corruption has reached even the Supreme Court. The higher judiciary, which is the exclusive preserve of the upper castes, is trying to clip the wings of the legislature at the behest of its jatwalas. Judiciary is subverting democracy itself. (Judicial Terrorism, DSA-2006).

Even our defence forces, police and security services are upper caste-dominated. Corruption is rampant here also.

Intellectual desert: The overall situation is chaotic. Nothing is functioning in the country. Everybody is busy making money and playing himself safe. There is no collective effort because the reigning religion (Hinduism) teaches us only individual salvation. That is how India has become a vast intellectual desert —sycophants abounding in every sector.

Human rights have no value because we have no humans among the ruling class. Muslim/Christians are the worst discriminated lot. Sikhs have been totally hinduised (enslaved).

What about the big cities where the ruling Brahminical “consuming class” lives? Calcutta became a dead city long back. Bombay, India’s biggest city, is slowly dying. Barring New Delhi, the Old Delhi is a vast slum. Madras is stinking. Hyderabad is okey. Bangalore is choked.

If the Brahminical Bhoodevatas claim to be the brainiest and the most brilliant why did they mess up their own holy land? Why the waters of their holiest river Ganga is made unfit to drink? Why whatever they touch turns mud?

Why their brain always runs wrong? Within 60 yeas of India becoming “independent”, they have reduced India to a beggar nation— a functioning anarchy. Does it not prove that there is something seriously wrong with their brain?

Manmohan’s honesty: Manmohan Singh is praised as the country’s “most honest politician”. We don’t know anything about his honesty. But this much we know that it was during his Finance Ministership under the notorious P.V. Narasimha Rao, he produced the country’s biggest stock market manipulator, Harshad Mehta, who ruined the country’s entire economy.

If this is what he did as FM, what can we expect from him as PM? His view from the top may make him say India is flying. By saying this he may please his Brahminical supporters. But we belong to the bottom and our view is from the bottom. This makes us say that India is grounded. And it is refusing to take off. Will the deprived destitutes, the overwhelming majority of India, allow a handful of minority exploiters to run away with the loot?

That is why we have repeatedly said that it is high time we say goodbye to this Manmohan Singh and his misleading team.

Yes. We may be dubbed pessimists, and prophets of doom. But remember those who find fault with us must prove where we have gone wrong in our assessment and predictions made in DV and our DSA books in the past over 25 years?

We will be too happy to admit our mistakes and also apologise if our omniscient “optimists” prove us wrong.

V.T. Rajshekar, India As a Failed State, DSA-2004.