Rahul Mehta Gandhinagar LsCandidate
AK is jumping high NOT because of his acumen but because of the paid-media support. As analogy, I will cite the Panchtantra tale of the mouse who was jumping high due to gold buried in his rat hole
"There was a sage living in a temple. Every night he used to store excess food in a pot and hung it high from the roof. Every night a rat used to steal the food from there. The hunter was surprised at the ability of rat to jump so high. He asked his friend to seek advice. Both of them dug the rat hole. To their surprise they found a lump of gold hidden in the hole. This was the cause of high confidence of the rat. Once the gold lump was removed the rat was unable to jump high. Plenty of resources always gives you extra confidence." (see excellup . com /kidsImage/panchtantra/hermitmouse.aspx )
Since 4-apr-2011 , the MNC-owners , Missionaries, and Saud agents, are paying for AK's media coverage. And AK is jumping high ONLY because of this paid-media coverage.
AK-420 wants to lower the gars price offered to Reliance. But AK-420 opposes the proposal like MRCM (MRCM = direct deposit of mineral royalties in citizens' accounts) Right to Recall Petroleum Minister and RTR-PM, RTR-ONGC-Chairman etc which are the most effective way to control corruption and over pricing in petroleum industries. Why? Because AK's end goal is what his sponsors want. AK's sponsor is Rockefelllar. It was Rockefellar who got him Magsasay Awar and paid-media-coverage. Rockefellar wants Mukeshbhai to be crushed and Rockefellar wants control over all oil wells of India. Now if Right to Recall Petroleum Minister, MRCM etc comes in Gazette, then Rockefellar will NOT get a penny from Indian gas fields. Which is why AK-420 is opposing MRCM, RTR-PM and RTR Petroleum Minister.
Solution I propose is that activists should give activist-paid-0advt in newspapers and inform citizens about RTR-Petrolum-Minister, RTR-PM and other law-drafts. That will reduce corruption in petroleum ministry and ensure that citizens directly get the royalties.