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Kya hua, kab hua, kyon hua, kidhar hua, kaise hua. Bas itna hi.
Thursday, April 08, 2004
Don't vote for the Congress - they will help the unqualified steal your job!
The Congress election manifesto is pro-reservations in the private sector too. That does it! If I ever thought of voting for the Congress (on a really bad day in a really, really bad year), I'll never think of it now. Reservations in the public sector are bad enough, but it should never be implemented in the private sector.
Even after more than 50 years of independence if the need for reservations is felt, then this concept never worked and should be abandoned. Merit should be the only criterion for getting jobs.
If the Congress wants to implement reservations in the private sector (where the action is), then they are just going to kill the dynamism in the sector keeping the Indian economy going. Proves to me that they are finally running out of ideas and should just lay down and die (as a party of course).
Even after more than 50 years of independence if the need for reservations is felt, then this concept never worked and should be abandoned. Merit should be the only criterion for getting jobs.
If the Congress wants to implement reservations in the private sector (where the action is), then they are just going to kill the dynamism in the sector keeping the Indian economy going. Proves to me that they are finally running out of ideas and should just lay down and die (as a party of course).
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