Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister R R Patil on Sunday met Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh and said that he would not resign from his post. Patil, after meeting Deshmukh at his official residence 'Varsha' in south Mumbai, said that there is no possibility of his resignation.
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He also said that he will answer all bullets with bakwas, like "such small things happen in big cities often". Hearing the bakwas, the terrorists will run away in panic.
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My comment:
He also said that he will answer all bullets with bakwas, like "such small things happen in big cities often". Hearing the bakwas, the terrorists will run away in panic.
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R R Patil resigns. After yesterday's argument over terrorism in BJP's era .. today he is claiming that his self conscious made him put his papers.
Vilasrao should also quit now ..
1 question .. will dance bars reopen now ?
so u r desperately waiting for dance bars or what?????
Konacha kay tar konacha kay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha .. prashu ..
I was just trying to make a point about R R patil's priorities when he was in power.
He takes cultural threat in cheer leaders and bar girls so seriously that the security threat to mumbai is just one of the things happening in the big cities like mumbai.
Yes Kiran,
I am agree with u and I do understood u r BAR potshot. I just went ahead and did a bit fun out of it.
But seriously, tell me one thing Don't u think resingation will solve this issue? One stupid will be replace by another one. Some concrete solution need to be given.
Country should be handed over to the army instead of this politicians. This is what my father said yesterday.
If this can be done then I think this is the wise decision.
Instead of resigning and replacing this politicians why cant we try this !!!!!!
Bcos the risk is that after a few years the army might become more politicized than the politicians themselves.. and it will be much harder and violent to change them.. just look at our neighbours
Yes agree with u manishbhau upto some extent....
But I think there is a huge difference between us and our neighbors...
And I don't think its easier to change any soldiers mind..
Take example of yourself.
Will u be corrupt if u r given a change to rule the country...
When Kerala CM went to visit Sandeep Unnikrishnan's father, the father called him a stinking dog.
No bloody politicians should be allowed to show their faces in public if they dont tell us how they will make the city and country secure.
the anger on stree os so huge that any politician who venture our miught be killed. Sanjay Nirupam was also mmobbed and poor fellow had to retreat like a scared dog.