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Many people call Bal Thackeray a roaring lion who fought tooth and nail with Indias enemies in spite of his cranky politics. Do you agree or disagree?
Asked by Gestapo,
18 Nov '12 09:00 pm
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I am not sure about that.But one thing is certain......... he was the most popular ,loved n respected leader of Maharastra.
Answered by Damodar Biswal, 18 Nov '12 09:18 pm
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It is not a lion's roar. But a dominant WOLF's HOWL.
He operated on the strength of numbers..... as WOLVES do. The basest of men exhibit territory instincts and pack instincts like wolves. Regionalism, language and tradition pride, religious fundamentalism etc are all part of this phenomenon! WOLVES are cranky and cunning..... yet ferocious in their combined action!
Answered by Shunmugham, 19 Nov '12 08:30 pm
He operated on the strength of numbers..... as WOLVES do. The basest of men exhibit territory instincts and pack instincts like wolves. Regionalism, language and tradition pride, religious fundamentalism etc are all part of this phenomenon! WOLVES are cranky and cunning..... yet ferocious in their combined action!
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Let those who called him Tiger/Lion feel happy, no quarrel with such flights of imagination !
Answered by syed ilyas, 22 Nov '12 11:27 am
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He was a Maharashtra tiger never liked others to work peacefully there.. first Gujaratis, then south indians, then biharis, UPities etc all of them suffered a lot in the hands of his men in the name of regionalism.
Answered by vasudevan surendran, 19 Nov '12 03:13 pm
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I agree, unfortunately he was in City instead of in Jungle :P
Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 18 Nov '12 09:03 pm
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