Washington: Former US President Barack Obama, in his new book, has targeted Indian industrialists, saying that they have left behind kings and Mughals in a chic way, while millions are homeless. Are. Obama, the 44th President of the United States, in his recent book ‘A Promised Land’, questioned Indian industrialists, referring to his meeting and informal conversation with former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
The book states that during the conversation without allies, Singh told him, “In a time of uncertainty, Mr. President, the call for religious and ethnic unity can be misleading and exploit it for politicians in India or anywhere. Not too hard. “
“I nodded, remembering the conversation I had with Vaklav Havel (former President of Czechoslovakia) during his visit to Prague and his warning about the growing inequality in Europe,” Obama wrote. If globalization and the historical economic crisis are exacerbating these trends in relatively affluent countries and if I can see it in the tea party in the US too, how can India avoid it? ”
Millions of people across the country are living in filth and filth, living in famine-stricken villages or dilapidated slums, Obama wrote. On the other hand, the greats of Indian industry are living such a life that even kings and Mughals become jealous of it.
On the politics of influencing the people with the India-Pakistan issue, Obama wrote, “Expressing hostility towards Pakistan is the easiest way to unite the nation. Many Indians are proud that the country developed a nuclear weapons program to counter Pakistan. They don’t care about the fact that any omission from either side can destroy the area. “
In this book, Obama details his journey from the 2008 election campaign to the end of his first term in Abbottabad (Pakistan) to the assassination of Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden. This book has two parts. The first part was released worldwide on Tuesday.
