People don't realize how differently the pandemic would have been covered if a liberal was PM right now.
In New York, 6000 Covid deaths were covered up in nursing homes.
Liberal NY governor got so much praise that news anchors said they are feeling sexually attracted to him.
Now imagine: if media can hide thousands of bodies in a place like New York, do you see how easily they would have covered up things in India?
The liberal governor got so much positive coverage he made millions selling his book on how to fight the pandemic!
In India as well, have you seen a single story of mismanagement from liberal ruled Maharashtra?
Four deadly hospital fires in about a month, but according to media, every single thing is working perfectly.
Just think: even if you believe in "best CM" you know that somewhere someone... some police wallah, some DM, some officer ... someone is bound to make a mistake.
But in 1 year of pandemic, not even 1 govt official in whole of MH has got anything wrong!
Amazing.
Imagine in an exam with lakhs of candidates sitting and every single person gets 100/100 ... will you suspect paper leaked or will you assume they are all geniuses?
Ditto goes for MH admin...either each one of lakhs of govt employees is a genius...or media is covering for them.
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How "environmental laws" left by UPA have stopped 900 km of strategic road near China border in Uttarakhand.
Remember how Modi govt decided to build Char Dham road.
"Activists" got together, sued about "environmental impact" and won in Supreme Court.
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Under environmental impact laws, it would take decades to get permission for a two lane road in Himalayas.
Govt used a loophole by claiming it was not a single 900 km project, but many projects each of less than 100 km (which do not require environment impact studies)
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But activist groups got together and sued. They won in court. Now the road is reduced to single lane!
Who is the winner here? China, of course.
Do you think China is stopping its roads near India border because of "environment impact"?