Marshall, I have no knowledge of the foreign policy achievements of Modi other than what I can read in the public domain.
I don't understand where your question is coming from since I did not root for Modi's foreign policy other than using the word "perhaps" to describe it. On the contrary I said he should apply his energy to an all-India toilet strategy rather than go on foreign diplomatic trips. Now please explain why you have avoided Albert Pires' request to rate past and current Indian PMs with a question to me to list Modi's foreign policy victories. Roland Francis 416-453-3371 > On Jul 21, 2016, at 2:55 AM, Marshall Mendonza <[email protected]> wrote: > > Roland, if you can list down in bullet point form the achievements of > Modi's foreign policy I could give you a critical appraisal of each of > them. While I am certainly not a Modi fan or sycophant, I do acknowledge > his achievements wherever they may be.For example to rise from the infamy > of Gujarat and lead the BJP to victory in 2014 against all odds is > certainly an achievement. To put aside personal hurt of being persona non > grata in the USA, UK and other western countries for over 10 years and yet > visit those countries without rancour speaks well of the man. I also > acknowledge that he is perhaps the tallest leader in India at the moment. > > I look forward to your listing the successes of Modi's foreign policies. > > Regards, > > Marshall > > *Albert, you've done good homework and I think you got Marshall by the > short and curlies on his anti-Modi stance with the question you have posed, > though you might not have had that intention.* > > *There is no right or wrong answer on the query, it's all subjective, but > I'd like to see Marshall's ratings*. > > Roland Francis
