Of course hoisting the Tricolour is a matter of great pride for every true nationalist. How can hoisting tricolour and organising celebrations at all levels starting from every Indian home, be misunderstood as forceful and coercive tactics of the Govt. to impose Patriotism on the citizens.

Patriotism is not something that is imposed. In fact every Indian needs to be patriotic at heart and anything asked to be done towards patriotism should not sound forceful at all. If PM of the country asks his countrymen to celebrate the 75th year of Independence with passion, intensity, warmth and fervour he can not be pinpointed as a dictator who wants things to be done according to his wishes. He is only trying to express his passion for patriotism as a Prime Minister. He is not questioning your patriotism or love for your country. Your actions and words are sufficient to understand that.

An Indian can never take it as an offensive if someone asks him or her to hoist tricolour, pride of the nation. It should come like an echo of something already known to them and also very dear and close to their heart. How can it be termed as force or coercion.

However, if you disrespect the tricolour in any manner you are undoubtedly being unpatriotic. You can not just ridicule something that is done or supposed to be done in line with the constitution of India and just dare to say that there won’t be a single person to even offer his shoulder to carry the bier of the Tricolour. This is not only being unpatriotic but it a mirror of your disaffection for the country to which you owe your allegiance. This exposes your treasonous mindset and the degree of unfaithfulness towards the country which you ought to be faithful to. A country which gives you the chance of holding the prestigious Govt. positions in your state. This exposes your hypocrisy of pretending nationalism in the shadow of your Anti nationalism. This exposes your unconditional love for countries which have been continuously trying to weaken and destabilise India with their ugly proxy wars, ruthless terrorism, religious fundamentalism and cyber intrusions. Your love for those who hoist national flags of enemy countries and pose direct threat to country’s internal security is not hidden and your disrespect for the Indian Tricolour is not coming as a surprise for any true Indian.

Some political leaders have mastered their art of being two-faced. They are more dangerous to the national unity and integrity. they can manipulate every political situation according to their convenience. They can spit venom and be insanely vocal about the geographic misinformation thereby inciting unrest among the youth who in turn resort to violence, asron, stone pelting and terrorism. How can you expect respect for Tricolour from these self centred and corrupt leaders.

To keep their political aspirations alive they go to all extremes when it comes to destabilising India on all fronts. But, while indulging in such Anti national stances, they forget that it is not the India of seventies or eighties. It is the India of twenty first century and the leadership at the helm of affairs is strong enough to sabotage all their nefarious designs and Anti national plots.

“Har Ghar Triranga” is not only a slogan, it is an emotion.It is an inspiration, a sentiment, a passion, a spirit and above all a symbol of greatness and esteem of India. How can one be so indifferent to the PM’s call to celebrate the seventy fifth Independence Day with full fervour and enthusiasm. Only those who have ulterior motives against the country will try to grab the opportunity to derail the festivities which are of prime importance to the Prime minister simply because he wants every Indian to feel the intensity of being a free man in a free country.

Congress and other opposition parties are refusing to understand the importance of this precious national festival which has been possible only after a long fight for freedom. Every Indian owes his or her freedom to all those who laid their lives at the altar of their beloved country. Tricolour is not something that can be used as a tool to defend your hatred for some one who happens to be Prime minister of the country. And by asking to hoist tricolour on every roof top he is not offending your patriotic aspiration. In fact he is in turn expressing his own. What is wrong in that? You happen to be the PM, every countryman expects you to be expressive, dutiful and concerned. You are simply being dutiful and that is what does not suit your political rivals. This is what is very very dreadful and alarming. Hatred for PM is slowly turning out to be the hatred for India and this is what disturbs you as a true patriot.

All those who resort to maligning the grace of Tricolour by defacing and disrespecting it in the name of protests do a dangerous disservice to the nation. And if such elements are not dealt with sternly and shown their actual place according to the law of land, shall tantamount to disservice too. A clear cut policy of being tough to those who do not hold the Tricolour in the highest of their esteem is the only befitting response to their unfaithfulness.

“Nation first” is the rule that should determine ones patriotism. And when we say nation first it should include every duty of a citizen to uphold the unity and integrity of the country.

Political maturity is the dire need of the hour. And if politicians continue to be indifferent to the very progress of the nation and indulge in unabated political terrorism just to unroot their political opponents out of sheer hatred then the day is not far when India will no more be in the race to be the Vishwa Guru.

Therefore, it is very important to understand that those who think they can play with the sentiments of their own fellow countrymen by creating misunderstanding about the Prime minister are in fact defaming their own country and demeaning their own national flag.

Hoisting Tricolour is Patriotic not compulsive.

Prime Minister Narinder Modi while inaugurating and dedicating to the nation the 296 Km. Bundelkhand express way at Katheri in Jalaun distt.of Uttar Pradesh has expressed his serious concern over the Rewadi culture. (Rewadi is a kind of sweet candy and is used in a Hindi proverb as something being distributed free, “Rewadi baantna”.) He said this culture is prevalent in the country and various political parties are dangerously affecting the country’s economy by indulging in this rewadi culture. He was of the opinion that anything that is being distributed free always comes at a cost.

When anything is given free to one person some other person has to pay for it. This is a very simple economic theory and some political hypocrites do not understand this basic fact. And even if they understand they ignore just to fulfil their political ambitions. To make their agenda of hatred a continuous process in the pursuit to ridicule and rag on their political opponents.

He said that an effort is being made in our country these days to inculcate a culture of giving out freebies for votes. This culture of bribing the voters is very dangerous for the development of the country.

The voter and the common man has to understand the trick of opportunist politicians that freebie which they throw towards them is the bait and there is definitely a hook. So before falling for the bait they have to visualise the hook and avoid getting trapped or caught. Because what comes free to them is a loss to the country.

If this rewadi culture continues to be a practice then the day is not far when we will have to face a very drastic economic and social unrest in our country. Well, it is not something that the politicians expend out of their own earnings. All that goes out in the shape of freebies puts a huge burden on the state and national exchequer which in turn makes the life of a common man miserable.

Common sense says that people value things when they have to pay for them. when something comes free they don’t value it.

National awards have been given to those who did not even deserve to dream of such prestigious awards coming their way. But, the irony is that some political parties use these awards as rewadies (freebies) to bribe influential personalities from almost all walks of life simply to fulfil their ulterior motives of defaming and demeaning their political rivals thereby satisfying their dirty political aspirations. These political parties in addition to promising National awards to these unethical and irresponsible persons in lieu of their defamation campaigns against their political opponents, also provide huge amounts of cash to them to execute their ugly operations. And these huge deliveries of black money is used for spreading hatred and an atmosphere of Chios and instability in the country. Different organisations all over the globe which do not want to see a stable India are also brought into the web and a collective campaign is undertaken to fulfil the nefarious designs of the Anti national elements in and outside India.

These political parties can even go the extent of compromising the National security only because they want their opponents kneel to their knees just because they hate them so intensely that it becomes very painful for them to see them rule the country with a much progressive and efficient administrative skill set.

In recent years a competition like situation has been observed in so far as the handing of freebies is concerned on a state level in various states of the country. Some political leaders at the helm of affairs have their own style of running the administration. In fact they can’t even be compared to any of their counter parts ruling rest of the states of the Indian Union in distribution of freebies.

Now, coming to the policy of making travel, free for the women that too on a very discriminatory pattern. For the women of the state it is made free but those who do not hail from that particular state but are somehow putting up there, it is not free for them.But, whatever the style of distributing freebies may be, free travel can never be justified as a prudent economic management for any Govt.

Freebies are not only distributed in the shape of free ride only, in fact almost every household is being made a parasite by bribing with free electricity and free water. This slavery for bribe in the form of Rewadies is quite a dangerous proposition and it is bound to create an economic havoc if not dealt with a firm resolve to get it eradicated once and for all from the country’s political system. Otherwise these political hypocrites will drag the country into an economic darkness where the light of a rich and healthy economy will be reduced to nothing but a dream which will never come true.

A strong and outright message has to go to all such Anti national and Anti Modi politicians and political parties that denting the national exchequer through financial malpractices can no more be tolerated.

Revenue that gets leaked through the distribution of freebies to bribe the voter, can be channelised for the country’s developmental programmes and the upliftment of the poor and downtrodden.

Rewadi culture as PM put it and handing of freebies is a direct invasion on the hard earned money of the working class, who pay taxes honestly to the Govt. It is an attack on a poor man’s livelihood. It is an undeclared war against the well being of the country and this has to stop at any cost. BECAUSE, FREEBIES DON’T COME FREE.

Maharashtra has been going through a very tough time in the past month due to dramatic political developments resulting into a complete change of guard in the state assembly with Eknath Shinde group of Shiv Sena emerging victorious in the battle for power.

On 3rd. of July’2022 Rahul Narvekar was elected Speaker to the state assembly with 164 votes in favour. And on 4th July 2022 Eknath Shinde obtained the vote of confidence on floor of the house with a thumping majority. In fact some more MLAs who had not yet expressed their support to the Shinde group, voted in favour of the new dispensation led by Eknath Shinde.

Immediately after proving the majority on the floor of the house Maharashtra Govt. led by Eknath Shinde got into action and administration was geared up with an up beat.

A lot of criticism was raised against the Uddhav Govt. in tackling the issues like Palghar linching of Sadhus and their brutal killing and various other law and order matters that needed the attention of the Government.

There was a strong resentment against the Govt. for using the Maharashtra police according to the wishes of the party leaders holding control over the State politics. Shiv Sena has never been criticised for its stand on Hindutva but in MVA ( Maha Vikas Agadi ) regime there has been an unending condemnation by the then opposition terming the Shiv Sena as having succumbbed to the Anti Hindu policies of Congress and NCP.

Since the formation of new Govt. it has been a complete overhaul of the administrative machinery.

Both CM & Dy.CM are trying to do everything possible to address the outstanding issues which concern the common man directly. But, it looks the road ahead is not going to be that smooth for both of them.

Opposition parties like NCP, Congress and Uddhav and his handful of supporters in the party will be leaving no stone unturned to make it difficult for the Shinde Govt. and it has very well been apprehended by the incumbent Govt. which is trying to overcome every obstacle with a correct approach.

Chief minister has already expressed his strong desire to work for the development of Maharashtra and for the satisfaction of common man. Devinder Fadnavis too is of the opinion that the people of Maharashtra have suffered a lot during Uddhav Govt. and a process of redressal has to be taken up on war footing in order to come up to the expectations of the people who had voted for the Natural alliance of Shiv Sena and BJP.

Shinde put the facts in the lime light when he admitted that his last two and a half years had been very difficult for him and all those who supported him when it was needed the most for the betterment of the people of Maharashtra. He expressed his dismay and almost could not resist his emotions when he said that the disrespect and step motherly treatment in the party was making them feel suffocated every single day when they were compelled to be with some one who had strangulated the very existence of Hindutva.

Shinde termed the parting ways with Uddhav and joining hands with BJP as the home coming. He asserted that he had now proved to be the real taught of Anand Dighe and Baba saheb Thackeray and that he must have definitely brought some solace to the otherwise dejected souls of these two Stalwarts and pioneers of Hindutva in the state of Maharashtra.

Uddhav Thackeray, it has been alleged, has played with the sentiments of the people of Maharashtra who thought that he would never compromise with the basic principles of Shiv Sena. But, to their biggest discomposure he not only betrayed the people of Maharashtra but he brought a big disrespect to his own father who had once said that he would prefer dissolving Shiv Sena than to work with Congress party. And Uddhav just did the opposite. There was a definite under current against Uddhav in the party but no one dared to come to the fore front and spell it out to him. Eknath Shinde and his group over these two and half years mustered courage and took a strong and courageous decision of going against the appeasement politics of Uddhav Thackeray and also refused bluntly to further suppress their inner conscience. Shinde refused to work in an atmosphere which was suffocating and most uncomfortable for him to continue under the leadership of Uddhav who had almost given it up at the hands of Sonia and Pawar.

Today, all cases against those who took law into their own hands have been reopened and a fast track enquiry has been ordered to give justice to the victims. Development is back on track. Schemes worth Appox. One lac ninety-five thousand crores with respect to Agriculture, Education, Rural development, Special area development, Irrigation and flood control, Energy, Industry and minerals, Transport,Communication, Science and technology, and various other programmes and projects are being addressed with a pro active and positive approach keeping in view the over all prosperity of the state. Maharashtra finds itself in safest of hands. It looks as if a new era of development and prosperity has ushered on the state.

Hindutva and good governance have been accorded a rebirth in Maharashtra.