Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe by Email Continuing from yesterday, MIC’s advert number 3 is all about comparing between MIC and the “others” whom it calls “community champions” who merely highlight and sensationalise problem but don’t offer any solution. MIC also stresses that its not important who highlight problems, but its more important who solves them. MIC also chides the opposition as just having plans.
The advertisement’s content is as below:
MIC Cares
The power of truth…
MIC vs the opposition
The emotional truth…
Don’t ask MIC what it has not done, tell us what the opposition plans to do and when they plan to do…
MIC has successful track records, but others only have plans… [hmmm…maybe that’s why people want to give them a chance to execute their plans, so can become track records.]
Talk is cheap…Who has the power to understand, study, develop and execute timely and effective action plans successfully for the Indians. [Err…definitely not MIC. They been singing the same tune for so many past general assemblies, nothing changed.]
Only MIC can!
The Power of MIC
The People – Solution – Oriented Party
- It is not important who raises the problems faced by the Indians but what is more important is who solves them [you mean who are “forced” to solved them?]
- MIC today is a People – Solution – Oriented Party and not “people – problem – creating” party.
MIC The Silent Performer vs “Community Champions”
You are not recognised for solving problems but you get a lot of attention highlighting these problems. MIC works in silence bu re-solves issues amicably.
MIC chooses to be the “back stage boys” who solve problems, while others choose to be community heroes by merely highlighting and sensationalising the problems…(no solution) [i think highlighting the problem itself is a big achievement, since for the last 50 years, MIC has been telling us everything is fine..no problems, and now when suddenly got problems, its “reinventing” itself!]
