Praise Modi’s work and your ‘Raato ki nind’ is surely ‘haraam’

Amitabh Bachchan tasted it. So as Kerala’s communist MP, Hariyana’s Congress minister, Maulana Vastanvi, Anna Hazare and many other. They all praised Modi, or his governance entirely or in particular area. And they were all targeted by particular small vocal class of India. Now latest under target is Shri B.Raman, a well known strategic analyst. Shri Raman blogged a logical and nicely presented piece tilting positively towards Modi(ASSERTION OF YOUTH POWER IN SUPPORT OF NARENDRA MODI ). His article backing Modi’s leadership was also published prominently in Rediff(For India’s benefit, Modi bashers must be ignored).

An as soon as his articles caught attraction of the readers, one particular small class started reacting negatively.

Shri Raman writes with pain(SO BE IT), “I respect the views of my critics and have carefully thought over them the whole of last night when I did not and could not sleep.”

“I have come to the conclusion that there is no reason why I should have any second-thoughts on my wisdom in writing the article. I stand by whatever I wrote in that article.”

“If, as a result, I become the bete noire of some sections of the so-called secularists, so be it.”

“If I become persona non grata in the world of the Indian media, so be it.”

“If I lose some precious friendships, so be it.”

“If I lose readership of my future articles, so be it.”

While Amitabh Bachchan, Vastanvi and Hazare started clarifying on the word “Modi” once they were attacked by a small vocal group, Dr. Kalam praised Modi’s agriculture development twice in public form but he was never attacked by that group. However strongest is Mr. Raman who has said three words ‘so be it.’