Monday, January 14, 2013

Manmohanji please learn from Ratan Tata to deal with nasty Pak


The Indian government for last one week is hunting for the words to react to Pakistan Army’s barbaric behaviour on LOC. The government, sitting in Delhi  is quick to charge lathis and impose sec 144 on its own citizens when they protest peacefully, but  does not have courage to severe diplomatic relations with the country which has betrayed every time.

Salute to Ratan Tata
Lance Naik Sudhakar Singh and Hemraj were killed on January 8 by the Pakistan Army regulars after infiltrating into Indian territory in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir. Chief of Army reacted after six days and PM is yet to make a comment.  These dumbs can learn something from Ratan Tata. How he  reacted to Pak after Mumbai attack is the best diplomacy one can imagine.

A few months after 26/11, Taj group of Hotels owned by TATAs launched their biggest tender ever for renovation all their Hotels in India and abroad. 

Some of the companies who applied for that tender were also Pakistanis. To make their bid stronger, two big industrialists from Pakistan visited Bombay House ( Head office of Tata ) in Mumbai without an appointment to meet up with Ratan Tata since he was not giving them any prior appointment. 

They were made to sit at the reception of Bombay house and after a few hours a message was conveyed to them that Ratan Tata is busy and can not meet anyone without an appointment.

Frustrated, these two Paki industrialists went to Delhi and thru their High Commission met up with than Commerce Minister Anand Sharma. Sharma immediately called up Ratan Tata requesting him to meet up with the two Paki Industrialists and consider their tender "enthusiastically"
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Ratan Tata replied..."you could be shameful, I am not" and kept the phone.

Few months later when Pakistani government placed an order of Tata Sumo's to be imported into Pakistan, Ratan Tata refused to ship a single vehicle to that country. This is the respect and love for motherland that Ratan Tata has.

Something that our  Politicians and  so called secularists, who invite all Pakistani players and artists, should learn from him.  
                                       After all  Nation is above everything else......

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