LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR
Let
Woman Be President
On
July 24, 2002 Kocheril Raman Narayanan will lay down the
office as the 11th President of India and all political
parties are likely to ensure that the person who may become
President should be their `own man'.
As
the search for the 12th President of India gathers pace,
one thing is certain. Prime Minister is ensuring that the
next President should be someone who owes his office to
him. Since the office of the Vice-President is also up for
election, the Prime Minister has room for manoeuver.
After
50 years we don't have a single female President. We talk
about the greatness of women, but at the same time we are
not ready to give chance to any woman for President or Vice-President
post. I want to ask all political parties that when will
they give up this kind of attitude towards women?
-
Seemant Hindunia,
75/5595,
Regharpura,
Karol Bagh, New Delhi
Honest
Statement
"The
status of our Congress Party in Uttar Pradesh is because
of our own fault, because of the leaders' negligence but
now the time has come to rectify those mistakes, to come
above all odds and unitedly fight the communal forces ..."
These
words by Congress President Sonia Gandhi clearly indicate
that she is feeling the pulse of an ordinary party worker
and when the thinking of the Party President and the party
worker is alike then there is no question of looking back.
Under Smt. Sonia Gandhi's leadership, I am confident that
our Party will soon get back its lost identity in Uttar
Pradesh.
-
Mohammed Taj Ud-Daulah
14,
Queen's Road, Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore
Faith
in Congress
The
Congress Sandesh magazine is a good medium between
the party workers and which also enlightens them. People
have developed more trust in the Congress which was evident
from the MCD polls in Delhi. The Congress party, which cares
for the people, has brought together all the party leaders
after the attack on Parliament. I firmly believe that soon
Congress will be successful in its goal to govern the nation.
-
Trishala Thakur,
Riri
Kuthera, Kangra,
Himachal Pradesh
Councillors'
Victory hailed
All
India Rajbhar Mahasabha congratulates all 108 Congress winners
in the Delhi Municipal Corporation elections and the Congress
President Sonia Gandhi.
Rajbhar
Mahasabha believes that people of Delhi by providing landslide
victory to Congress, have proved that only the Congress
party under the leadership of Soniaji could control price
rise, unemployment and destruction of Delhi.
All
India Rajbhar Mahasabha also believes that only the Congress
Party could ensure country's economic growth, modernization
and poverty alleviation.
-
Dr. R.D. Bhardwaj,
Gen.
Sec. All India Rajbhar Mahasabha, Mangolpuri, Delhi
Congratulations
Under
the efficient leadership of the Congress President, Smt.
Sonia Gandhi, the Congress Party after winning Punjab, Uttaranchal,
Manipur Assembly elections accounted for a grand victory
in 108 wards of the total 134 wards of the Municipal Corporation
of Delhi elections. I congratulate the party and the people
of Delhi who have indicated that soon Smt. Sonia Gandhi
will be the next Prime Minister of India.
-
Kunwar Vijay Singh Katoch,
T-29/C-2,
Baljeet Nagar, Patel Nagar, New Delhi
Increase
Readership
I
read Congress Sandesh regularly. For making grassroot
workers aware it is necessary to increase its readership.
I want to caution Soniaji against leaders who are making
money in the name of Congress as it is shameful and annoys
party workers.
-Chandrashekhar
Sharma, Advocate,
Ex-councillor,
Chhoti Sadri, Chittorgarh,
Rajasthan
BJP
Shunned
India
needs Sonia Gandhi's leadership as Prime Minister when our
country is facing so many problems. The BJP has no reputation
and is being rejected by the people of the country. Meanwhile,
the Congress Sandesh has a unique bond which joins
Congress workers from North to South. I wish all the best
to the Party journal.
-
K. Kannandasan
3/29,
Singaravelan Street,
Chinna Neelangarai Kuppam,
Chennai
