BEWARE of Anti-Mulnivasi Media Folks, whenever there is some important decision made not in favour of Bahujans (> 90%), you will find in media full coverage to non-issues like Jaswant-Jinnah episode, Ganesh drinking milk, Little girl able to predict

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BEWARE of Anti-Mulnivasi Media

Folks, whenever there is some important decision made not in favour of Bahujans (> 90%), you will find in media full coverage to non-issues like Jaswant-Jinnah episode, Ganesh drinking milk, Little girl able to predict future, Bollywood Dhamaka, A blast if not anything etc. PLEASE BE AWARE & AWAKE AND EDUCATE YOURSELF TO READ BETWEEN THE LINES AND SEE BEYOND THE SCENES of so-called national media!!!  For example: 4 important things happened during August 2009 to September 2009 weeks when Jaswant-Jinnah was at top of all channels: 1. Cases against Pradya Singh and Purohit caught in Malegaon blast were dropped or diluted 2. Decision was made that in first phase of UID scheme (chaired by Nandan Nilekani) it will be kind of mandatory for BPL (below poverty line) people to register as bosses feel there is more corruption and money stashing involved in lower level rather than at top 3%.  a. It is quite certain that in India, top 3% is having more money than all rest 97% put together. If UID is made mandatory to those our nation will actually know how much and what the top 3% own in India, Swiss ($1.4 trillion Indian money stashed in Swiss banks belongs to whom??) and other places. No doubt, our poverty problem can be resolved just by their TAX money. b. Why is it that there was not a transparent, educated debate conducted on this before making into an action plan? How that is a scheme which is a brain child of BJP (NDA) found such a wide acceptance in INC and without any debate. Why Media is not discussing the pros and cons of this? Why is it targeted towards BPL (Bahujans) first? Is there something that is hidden? Beware. Most of the countries had to stop these kinds of schemes as they are inherently found very dangerous (racial profiling, identity theft etc.) 3. Decision was given by Supreme Court that Non-Vocals will NOT be entitled for any reservations in local area which may even mean a south Indian settled in north India will NOT be eligible for that state governments reservations and may be a Telangana girl will not be eligible for reservation in Andhra region etc. On one hand, in the name of privatization, all state/central government entities are first converted into loss making and then are either sold off or made to go public so that whatever little poor people were gaining of reservations will be wiped out so that NRIs in the name and game of money can claim 100% (currently they have 15%) reservations along with other filthy rich Manuvadis. 4. Decision was made to allow foreign institutes to set their shops in India (Focus on Rich rather than worrying about pathetic situation of Primary Education) and along with that a decision to not provide reservations in those foreign institutions. No discussion or debate on this in parliament. How about a standard neighborhood school for each of 6.2 lakh villages to start with (The education budget allocation just for 11th five year plan currently in progress is Rs. 2.7 Lakh Crores). How about providing equal opportunities for all at primary level itself for a change?? WHAT DID OUR GREAT NATIONAL MEDIA COVER DURING THOSE CRUCIAL EVENTS? JASWANT-JINNAH? What can we expect when 83.6 crores who are earning (some dying without any trace in their own country) less than INR 20 per day (as per National Sample Survey) don't find any mention in this media? Sandeep Chavan