The Banana Republic of India.
Oh yeah, I am not allowed to say anything against Him. Well, you know Whom?
That guy who wears a Nahawarlal Jehru straight-jacket. A straight-jacket that suits him and his mentality so well that it leaves you wondering who defines whom.
Whatay pity I say.
He has Constitutional immunity apparently.
And one is not allowed to even venture a comment on his integrity. Or the lack thereof.
So, he has been elected as the Resident of India.
How I wish he stayed at home. That would suit his title so well. And would do the country so much good.
For it is better to not be governed than be misgoverned. Better to be left alone than be looted, cheated, defrauded and humiliated in the name of government policy.
And why are we a Banana Republic? Well, it goes beyond the likes of the Resident, the Mime Minister or the Whereperson of the United Regressive Alliance.
Look at how our Cabinet and the Parliament pass a bill to make a retrospective amendment to an Income Tax act.
Retrospective amendments are not new. But we have rarely had an instance earlier where a Supreme Court judgment has been effectively rendered impotent through a retrospective amendment.
Sigh!
And the likes of Ushil Umar Hinde. When he is the Power minister, we have been rendered powerless.
He is apparently touted to be the Home Minister after C. Pidambaram becomes the Finance Minister.
Nice.
We will all become homeless.
And I rather not comment on what will become of Finance. Or whatever little has been left of it after all the lakh crore rupee scams.
We are not a Banana republic. We're yet to recover from a delayed monsoon that might just get worse.
So, no bananas either. Wait and watch until the dust from the retreating delayed monsoons has settled.
Oh, Karnataka's god-humiliating MLA's are spending crores on appeasing rain gods and are undertaking family trips abroad with family and extended illegitimate families. All in the name of God.
Amen.
Oh yeah, I am not allowed to say anything against Him. Well, you know Whom?
That guy who wears a Nahawarlal Jehru straight-jacket. A straight-jacket that suits him and his mentality so well that it leaves you wondering who defines whom.
Whatay pity I say.
He has Constitutional immunity apparently.
And one is not allowed to even venture a comment on his integrity. Or the lack thereof.
So, he has been elected as the Resident of India.
How I wish he stayed at home. That would suit his title so well. And would do the country so much good.
For it is better to not be governed than be misgoverned. Better to be left alone than be looted, cheated, defrauded and humiliated in the name of government policy.
And why are we a Banana Republic? Well, it goes beyond the likes of the Resident, the Mime Minister or the Whereperson of the United Regressive Alliance.
Look at how our Cabinet and the Parliament pass a bill to make a retrospective amendment to an Income Tax act.
Retrospective amendments are not new. But we have rarely had an instance earlier where a Supreme Court judgment has been effectively rendered impotent through a retrospective amendment.
Sigh!
And the likes of Ushil Umar Hinde. When he is the Power minister, we have been rendered powerless.
He is apparently touted to be the Home Minister after C. Pidambaram becomes the Finance Minister.
Nice.
We will all become homeless.
And I rather not comment on what will become of Finance. Or whatever little has been left of it after all the lakh crore rupee scams.
We are not a Banana republic. We're yet to recover from a delayed monsoon that might just get worse.
So, no bananas either. Wait and watch until the dust from the retreating delayed monsoons has settled.
Oh, Karnataka's god-humiliating MLA's are spending crores on appeasing rain gods and are undertaking family trips abroad with family and extended illegitimate families. All in the name of God.
Amen.
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