Shiv Sena asks Modi if Yoga will relieve pain of inflation

June 23, 2016

Mumbai, Jun 23: In yet another salvo at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Shiv Sena today said bringing yoga to the centre stage of the world was a praise-worthy effort, but will practising the ancient form of exercise relieve people of the pain of inflation.

modiyoga"Prime Minister Narendra Modi deserves praise for making 130 countries perform yoga. The world bends if somebody makes it do so. Through yoga, Modi made 130 nations lay on the ground.

"What is now needed is to make Pakistan lie down forever. This can only happen with the help of weapons. Pakistan deserves a permanent 'Shavaasan' (a yoga position that involves lying down like a corpse)," the Sena said in an editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana'.

It said that while chief ministers of non-BJP states may oppose Modi, yoga is a science that should not be opposed.

"A lot can be achieved through yoga. But, in daily life, can yoga help in relieving the pains of high inflation and corruption? It would be good if a clarification is given on this as well," it said.

The United Nations had last year declared June 21 as the International Day of Yoga.

Lakhs of people across India and abroad stretched themselves in various postures to mark the second International Yoga Day as the Prime Minister maintained that yoga is not a religious activity.

Sena, which is part of the BJP-led governments in Maharashtra and at the Centre, has been critical of BJP and the Modi government following strain in their ties since their alliance in Maharashtra collapsed ahead of the October 2014 Assembly polls due to problems over seat-sharing.

Though they did come together after the election, Sena has been reduced to a junior partner and has lost no opportunity to hit out at BJP leaders.

Recently, Sena had been critical of Modi's remarks abroad about India being plagued by corruption, saying they "maligned the nation's image", and questioned if scams in BJP-ruled Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat can be attributed to others.

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Satyameva jayate
 - 
Friday, 24 Jun 2016

Yes it will relieve modijis world tour tiredness and also relief to some goony bhakts

ali
 - 
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

Poor people needs relief from inflation, All household items has become costly.Modi diverting his failure through yoga. He hires more actors in his squad to support him. Current BJP looks like Drama Company.

Modi should join ramdev to assist him in yoga. Unfit to run country.

naren kotian
 - 
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

munda mochtu rikacha ... 15 lakhs beka mama ninge ... ? hahaha ... he didnot say in that language ... he gave example .. ... modiji kodthini antha heliddu vande mataram , bharath mata ki jai anno rashtra bhakta rige .. not for back stabbers .. hogu hogappa ... nin frustration na lift maadi nin devra hathra helko ... ummah chummah dede .. gummah ummah ... dede ummah... iftar nalli yen party itta maamS?

Rikaz
 - 
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

Yog makes no difference in the lives of the people....this is just a vote bank policy....

It makes big difference if everyone gets 15 Lakhs in bank account...

SK
 - 
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016

Modi did not learn that APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY... before doing all this tamasha and spending crores of rupees on advt in international news papers.....

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