Bad Netas

19/04/2019

Odisha Elections
84 out of 241 candidates -- 31% - contesting in the second phase of 2019 Odisha assembly polls have declared criminal cases against themselves. Meanwhile, 68 (28%) have admitted they have serious criminal cases against themselves. - India Today

19/04/2019

Standard of options for India
As of Apr 2018, Out of 4,900 leaders (MP/MLA), 1,580 (33%) had criminal cases. Out of these 1,580, ~48% have declared criminal cases against them that involve crimes against women among others.

Mass naming and shaming of leaders as well as political parties is a must for a change. We have started with a ranking and analysis portal www.badneta.com , what about you?

How to clean and bring don't repeat
courtesy

Accountability, Capability and Intent are three areas on which our Netas will be assessed and publicly applauded or ashamed.

13/04/2019

Did you know? "Voters of this country has no right to know where the political funding comes from"

Attorney Journal says "voters of this country, do not need to know where the money coming into political parties, funding is coming from"

So much for

13/04/2019

Indian politicians are corrupt/criminals because of our ignorance. Want a better India? Change your way of thinking.. study about your Neta.. Name and shame them to let political parties no that it is not acceptable by us.


"Caste and religious considerations are also key factors for 35.23% of voters in choosing candidates with criminal records."

13/04/2019

Why we believe that India's misery is caused by Indian themselves. Indian should change reasons to vote. Criminals are criminals and they do their own work.. not for voters.

"Research indicates that many voters vote for politicians because, rather than in spite, of criminal reputations. Simply put, a significant number of voters believe that criminal politicians "get things done."

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/podcast/decoding-2019-criminals-can-contest-elections-but-cannot-vote-dissecting-crime-in-politics-3793031.html

Kakistocracy is a system of government that is run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens. Research indicates that we may be living in one.

13/04/2019

"BJP’s chief ministerial candidate for Karnataka assembly elections BS Yeddyurappa has seen a 12% increase in his assets since the 2013 elections, his educational qualifications have taken a considerable dip in the past few years"
https://www.nationalheraldindia.com/india/karnataka-elections-a-college-graduate-as-per-2013-electoral-affidavit-bjp-cm-candidate-bs-yeddyurappa-becomes-class-12-pass-in-2018

While BJP’s CM candidate for Karnataka assembly elections BS Yeddyurappa has seen a 12% increase in his assets since the 2013 elections, his educational qualifications have taken a considerable dip

13/04/2019

"The Supreme Court Thursday issued a notice to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for allegedly concealing criminal cases registered against him in his 2014 election affidavit." - India Express
https://indianexpress.com/article/india/sc-notice-to-maharashtra-cm-devendra-fadnavis-for-not-declaring-criminal-cases-against-him-5491533/

According to Fadnavis' nomination on myneta.info, the Maharshatra CM has a total of 22 criminal cases registered against him.

12/04/2019

According to India Today, "A total of 213 of 1266 candidates, contesting in Phase I of the 2019 Lok Sabha election, have declared criminal cases."

Don't be a moron citizen. Do your research and know the criminal kundli of politicians in your area
Rank your leader at www.badneta.com

Accountability, Capability and Intent are three areas on which our Netas will be assessed and publicly applauded or ashamed.

12/04/2019

It is not just news/media channels fault that they serve sh*tty content. We Indian are not capable of investing our efforts and interest to view/read good reporting. Media is a profession, those who don't accept it, go out of business pretty soon. It would be stupid of us to expect that TRP and views analytics will be ignored and cutting edge stuff will be served which 99% people don't appreciate. Solution? stop watching conventional news, do your own research...

12/04/2019

Did you know, "The Election Commission has directed that all contesting candidates with previous convictions and pending cases must publicize details about these three times in the month before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in newspapers and on television"
Probably not because you are kept busy in "Jaahilo wali debates and news"
https://www.telegraphindia.com/opinion/the-election-commission-s-instruction-on-candidates-criminal-cases-is-a-step-towards-cleaner-politics/cid/1686771

It is unclear what the EC is empowered to do when a candidate or party is reported as not having complied