Abu Juwairiya
Junior Member
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-27249952
The above article downplays the Gujarat Massacres of Muslims in 2002 and portrays Narendra Modi as someone who can demonstrate success through his governorship of Gujarat. As the article mentions, 'He has been the chief minister of this western state for 12 years now', and is widely tipped by many to be the next Prime Minister.
What does everyone think will happen if he becomes India's First Minister, both for Muslims, Pakistan, the USA (in light of their recent nuclear weapons friendship) and the Hindu nation in general.
Will he for example help the country's poor, improve the economy, continue to build up the armed forces and nuclear arsenal, reduce the national debt, decrease state corruption and seek a sixth permanent UN seat more strenuously (as some of his predecessors have already lobbied for).
The above article downplays the Gujarat Massacres of Muslims in 2002 and portrays Narendra Modi as someone who can demonstrate success through his governorship of Gujarat. As the article mentions, 'He has been the chief minister of this western state for 12 years now', and is widely tipped by many to be the next Prime Minister.
What does everyone think will happen if he becomes India's First Minister, both for Muslims, Pakistan, the USA (in light of their recent nuclear weapons friendship) and the Hindu nation in general.
Will he for example help the country's poor, improve the economy, continue to build up the armed forces and nuclear arsenal, reduce the national debt, decrease state corruption and seek a sixth permanent UN seat more strenuously (as some of his predecessors have already lobbied for).