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Congress party confident to get support from sleeping CIA cells in India – the so-called ‘unexpected quarters’
Congress party may surprise everyone. The Indian parliament and Indian democracy face the biggest challenge since 1947. It is well known Central Intelligence Agency of USA has deep roots among Indian politicians. Former Prime Minister Morarji Desai faced allegation of being a CIA agent.,
Manmohan Singh does not have the number in his hand. But he somehow knows very well he will win the trust vote. The Congress party now says that they have support from ‘unexpected quarters.’ Already some communists in West Bengal including the speaker of the Parliament are reluctant to vote against the American interest in India-US nuclear deal. There are indications there will be enough defections in the opposition that Manmohan Singh will win the trust vote by razor thin margin.
Where are these ‘unexpected quarters’ coming from all of a sudden? Some international think tanks believe that some of the Indian Members of the parliament are on monthly payrolls of the CIA and European intelligence agencies and will vote for UPA coalition against their own party directives. It will expose them but it may be the directive they have received from the international intelligence agency that pays them regularly.
There is no proof of CIA’s involvement. But the Congress party’s statement that they will with support from unexpected quarters raises serious doubts.
Even the Indian Marxists are struggling to keep their MPs together in the trust vote. Some say it is not CIA but CBI (of India) that will carry the day for Manmohan Singh. There are rumors that Sonia Gandhi keeps secret files on opposition politicians like Somnath Chatterjee. It is possible that these files are being handed over CBI (India’s Central Bureau of Investigation). CBI may be forcing these MPs to vote for the UPA coalition.
If that is the case, India has a serious problem. Like in Pakistan, the next election can be a fiasco dominated by CBI agents and their coercing acts on political parties as well as would be MPs.
It is also possible that neither the CIA nor the CBI is involved. But it is very important for Indian democracy that Manmohan Singh explains every opposition vote he receives from those ‘unexpected quarters.’ POLITICAL ARTICLES
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