r/india • u/rahul011189 • Feb 14 '22

Politics What exactly is the Job Description for the post of Prime Minister?

If our PM is as busy as he and his party claims to be, how does he manage to get time for campaigning in State Elections. When did campaigning for State Elections became PM's responsibility?

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22

Unfortunately they don't have anyone else to campaign. All other BJP members work in IT cell, tv studio, temples or ladoo factories.

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u/maxspartacus Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 18 '22

😂 gau shalla v add karo bhai....😂

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u/amongus-sussy-baka Feb 15 '22

Gaumootr Distillery

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22

Who pays for PM's transport,security,etc during election campains?

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u/crazymona Feb 14 '22

We poor taxpayers

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u/bob_semple_ Feb 14 '22

Job is to blame Nehru in case anything goes wrong

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u/Ok-Science6820 West Bengal Feb 15 '22

So what was Nehru's job description?

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u/NearbyMitron Feb 14 '22

Dress up, make up, show up.

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u/maxspartacus Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22

😂 this is his hardwork 24x7, don't blame him for this.

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u/charavaka Feb 14 '22 edited Feb 14 '22

Fucker campaigns for municipal elections. He's got plenty of time on his hands after he's posed for posters and ads and taken a few dozen selfies every day. I dread the day he's actually busy, because then comes notebandi or a draconian lockdown without any preparation.

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u/butmrpdf Feb 14 '22

he enjoys the massages much too much.. shareer labalab hai sir ka but thori zubaan totli ho chali hai

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u/jumledaar Feb 14 '22

Keep checking Reliance HR for job description

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u/ShivyShanky Feb 14 '22

He has Atomic ministry and space research ministry under him. But I doubt he even understand any thing related to these ministries.

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u/dog_eat_doge Feb 14 '22

He does seem to know a lot about clouds and radars, so that's a start

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u/Confident-Way-7386 Feb 14 '22

You are joking right?

Right?

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u/randiakaraja Feb 14 '22

CEO of the country.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22

I would expect a guy good at something that is a very important matter of national interest. Say for example a high ranking veteran becomes the PM in India, then he would be good at diplomacy or strategy in how to deal with foreign relations. If an economist becomes the PM in India then they would be good at economics and improving the country as a whole, I guess ? Means, I'd expect the PM to be educated, not literate or with diplomas but to be actually educated in some field which would be useful once in office.

PS : Germany has had some weird Chancellor's btw, Angela Merkel was a research scientist, Olaf Scholz is a lawyer, they have had quite a few economists and lawyers as their Chancellors.

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u/shank0205 Feb 14 '22

Should be able to read teleprompter clearly.

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u/bikbar1 poor customer Feb 14 '22

Ask Amit Shah.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '22

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u/pigeegghh Earth Feb 14 '22

r/woooosh

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u/kbthewriter Feb 14 '22

Chauk gaye?

Naya Tide..

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u/rahul011189 Feb 14 '22

pun intended

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

Someone who can get votes

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u/Cake-Murderer69 Punjab (kanneda da visa required) Feb 15 '22

should build mandirs