Dragging neighboring country in election speeches

The PM candidate is dragging neighboring country by referring to foreign affairs. There needs a line be drawn in such matters but are the election prospects not above everything! I wonder.

http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/standpoint-naredra-modi-should-know-where-to-draw-the-red-line-on-political-rhetorics-specially-on-pakistan-1983780

The PM candidate is dragging neighboring country by referring to foreign affairs. There needs a line be drawn in such matters but are the election prospects not above everything! I wonder.

http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/standpoint-naredra-modi-should-know-where-to-draw-the-red-line-on-political-rhetorics-specially-on-pakistan-1983780

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It is a cheap political trick to attract crowd/gathering.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It is a cheap political trick to attract crowd/gathering.

I don't blame the speaker. I blame the audience who are yet to know the difference between the real stuff and false stuff.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It is a cheap political trick to attract crowd/gathering.

I don't blame the speaker. I blame the audience who are yet to know the difference between the real stuff and false stuff.

I agree. As most of us are unable to analyse what and how the speakers speak, they continuously practicing these kind of tricks.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It is a cheap political trick to attract crowd/gathering.

I don't blame the speaker. I blame the audience who are yet to know the difference between the real stuff and false stuff.

I agree. As most of us are unable to analyse what and how the speakers speak, they continuously practicing these kind of tricks.

And most of these clappers are hired clappers.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

It's a ploy to attract the crowds. Curse the enemy, the illiterate audience flood claps on the speaker. It's all they want and declare themselves as the most spell binding Speaker. Cheap popularity. Intelligentsia will never appreciate these gimmics.

This remind me of the movie- Kissa Kursi ka- by amrit Nahata. In the movie, leaders of the neighboring countries meet and decide for a 'mock war'. The Presdient says to the king- If we do not fight, neither my citizens nor your subjects will let us live in peace.