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Modi’s letter to Mamata and Buddhadev is a great lesson for Bengal – work culture must change, communism must go away forever
It may seem a big lecture after eating the spoils, but the letter from Gujarat CM Modi to West CM Buddhadev Bhattacharya and opposition leader Mamata Bannerjee is a great lesson to watch for all those who believe in lazy work culture.
The work ethics and culture in Bengal has to change. Entrepreneurs cannot be pushed to the wall fighting to get work done. The land acquisition policies of the communists were wrong right from the beginning. The opposition by Mamata Bannerjee was legitimate but did not work as the communists decided not to budge.
The fault really lies with Buddhadev Bhattacharya who finally manifested “George Bush’ like obstinacy and arrogance. The same way Bush got America into ‘Iraq’ ditch, Buddha of Bengal got Nano into a bigger ditch.
"We can''t forget that the Marxists were once opposed to industrialisation. Continuity in the industrialisation policy will only help retain the people's confidence," Modi said in an open letter to both Bhattacharjee and Mamata,
Modi said that the condition for the growth of Nano has not yet developed in West Bengal in view of its present work culture despite the serious efforts. Please don''t get surprised at his letter, which he wrote after serious thought. People of West Bengal may think he has snatched Nano into Gujarat. But it is not so. There is no scope of misunderstanding.
"The land (at Sanand) given to the Tata for the Nano plant, was acquired for an agriculture university which was allotted another piece of land. The Tatas purchased the land and it is free of any dispute over agricultural or non-agricultural in nature," Modi said.
Modi in his open letter suggested Mamata to "shun ultra-leftism in opposing the Leftists and show West Bengal the rightist way to usher in development."
"You may raise demands for more industry, more roads, more jobs in your state. Go the rightist way to development," Modi said.
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