"do not lobby for ministerial posts" - Narendra Modi
I think someone mentioned this subject yesterday. Please see below Modi ji is on the same page as us.
He should make it clear to them that this Govt is not about money making for MPs but doing serious work for the country unlike the previous regime and we need Sevaks not Shasaks. Good chances some MPs are thinking, it will be good old time. Ain't going to be the case.
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Prime minister-elect Narendra Modi's message to the new MPs is "do not lobby for ministerial posts". Modi, known to be his own man, has made it clear that he will take the call on his Cabinet members and hence suggestions or lobbying for posts would not be entertained.
Modi is learnt to have told a delegation of MPs from Karnataka who called on him on Sunday that even in Gujarat, he did not encourage lobbying for ministerial berths and there was no point doing it. With Modi staying in the Capital for the last two days, many MPs who are here to register with Lok Sabha and attend the parliamentary party meeting are trying to meet him. However, it has not been possible for Modi to meet all who came to see him.
In fact, Modi is learnt to have told the MPs from Karnataka led by B S Yeddyurappa and Ananth Kumar that there was nothing in ministerial posts, rather the parliamentarians should be making efforts to strengthen the party in their state, as there was much to do in the southern part of the country to improve BJP prospects. Modi's plans to make serious inroads in states like West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, where BJP does not have much support, are already being discussed in party circles.
Elaborating on his idea of extending BJP's footprints in the southern states, Modi is learnt to have told the Karnataka MPs that efforts should be made to create a "Congress-free India", which implied that BJP leaders should work to finish the Congress's influence in its traditional strongholds. Modi is learnt to have advised that Congress leaders should join the BJP camp, so that the party's organisation crashes and BJP replaces it. Clearly, Modi's expansion plans for BJP across the country seems to have started. more
He should make it clear to them that this Govt is not about money making for MPs but doing serious work for the country unlike the previous regime and we need Sevaks not Shasaks. Good chances some MPs are thinking, it will be good old time. Ain't going to be the case.
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Prime minister-elect Narendra Modi's message to the new MPs is "do not lobby for ministerial posts". Modi, known to be his own man, has made it clear that he will take the call on his Cabinet members and hence suggestions or lobbying for posts would not be entertained.
Modi is learnt to have told a delegation of MPs from Karnataka who called on him on Sunday that even in Gujarat, he did not encourage lobbying for ministerial berths and there was no point doing it. With Modi staying in the Capital for the last two days, many MPs who are here to register with Lok Sabha and attend the parliamentary party meeting are trying to meet him. However, it has not been possible for Modi to meet all who came to see him.
In fact, Modi is learnt to have told the MPs from Karnataka led by B S Yeddyurappa and Ananth Kumar that there was nothing in ministerial posts, rather the parliamentarians should be making efforts to strengthen the party in their state, as there was much to do in the southern part of the country to improve BJP prospects. Modi's plans to make serious inroads in states like West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, where BJP does not have much support, are already being discussed in party circles.
Elaborating on his idea of extending BJP's footprints in the southern states, Modi is learnt to have told the Karnataka MPs that efforts should be made to create a "Congress-free India", which implied that BJP leaders should work to finish the Congress's influence in its traditional strongholds. Modi is learnt to have advised that Congress leaders should join the BJP camp, so that the party's organisation crashes and BJP replaces it. Clearly, Modi's expansion plans for BJP across the country seems to have started. more
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Modi jee is RSS worker he knows that India will become super power then money is effecting our nation. more
May 21
Namo has made clear statement on lobby,But who won the election every one wants to become minister its natural process, same time they have to think about Ability ,capability honesty and ethics of holding the post ,It is very important ,BJP the core committee has to be very strong in adhering to fundamental principles, then only progress can be achieved Prakash R M industrial consultant and Improvement adviser more
May 21
Reading NaMo's msg I am sure he will take the right decisions in all respect of Governance as he is quite aware that the return of the BJP with a resounding victory can only last when he is able to fulfill his commitments to the People of India. Also he is an ambitious and sensible man who is not going to give up power of the Highest seat in India so easily. What he needs to do is manage the people around him, and foremost encourage and bring forward the Young Generation, not necessarily politicians, and discard the "Constipated Oldies". His biggest strength will be to become the "Peoples' Prime Minister". more
May 21
Modi ji knows value of money because of his background I have no doubt that tax payers money would be put to correct use. I wish him great success luck and glory in times ahead. Regards and ThanksSushil Gera From: "Sheetal Jain"support@localcirclesmail.com Sent:Tue, 20 May 2014 09:32:20 +0530 To: gerakanchan@rediffmail.com Subject: New post ""do not lobby for ministe..." in [Supporters of Narendra Modi and BJP] more
May 20
