I would be a disaster as a prime minister.
Prime Minister of India (1989-1990)
He held India's top job for less than a year, but the decision he made — reserving government posts for backward castes — set off protests, self-immolations, and a political realignment that still shapes the country three decades later.
Vishwanath Pratap Singh was educated at Allahabad University and Fergusson College, joined the Indian National Congress in 1969, and rose through Rajiv Gandhi's cabinet as Minister of Finance and Defence. When the Bofors scandal broke during his defence tenure, he resigned, then split to form the Janata Dal in 1988. The National Front, backed by the BJP, made him prime minister in 1989. He implemented the Mandal Commission report, triggering mass protests, and enacted the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Act. His government traded five terrorists for a kidnapped minister's daughter — a pivo…
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I would be a disaster as a prime minister.
Everybody knows I worked with Rajiv closely and we also fought each other over our beliefs.
The visual always fascinated me. As I grew up, I slowly realized that we not only see through our eyes, but also from the heart. Feeling is living. Beauty is understanding.
I have always been straight in my dealings, whether now or in yesteryear. There was no flip-flop/
I do not know why everybody says that I am after power.
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