Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Poor Acharya


One question I’m dying to ask Dr V.S. Acharya

The sort of disrepute Shivaraj Patil has brought the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre in four years, V.S. Acharya has brought the BJP government in Karnataka in four months flat. The mumbling, fumbling, blogging home minister has been caught with his pants down so many times in the fledgling days of the B.S. Yediyurappa government, it beggars belief.

When farmers were protesting fertiliser shortages, the god-fearing physician from Udupi was blissfully doing a whirlwind tour of temples and mutts. When BJP MLA Raghupati Bhat’s wife Padmapriya Bhat was “half-kidnapped”, Acharya was dropping red herrings that she was suffering from”temporary depression” and that “she would be re-united with her family in matter of hours” only to report the young woman’s murky death a few hours later.

The curfew on live music and the disenchantment over the transfers of police officers even among BJP legislators have all shown up Acharya to be a comical Sancho Panza tilting at the windmills of competence while his chief minister promises “good governance” with a scowl.

However, none of those fleeting brushes with infamy come close to Dr Acharya’s mind-numbing performance in the week gone by, when Karnataka’s well-earned reputation as a peaceful, civilised State has been dealt a killer-blow by the Hindutva Hitsquads.

When the State was looking for a statesman when churches and prayer halls were attacked on the West Coast by the Bajrang Dal, Dr Acharya was happy to play partisan politics, linking it to the conversion debate, as if it is not the State’s business (and his job description) to protect the lives, property and freedoms of all citizens, irrespective of their community, even if they are converts from Hinduism. And now, his inability to quell further attacks on churches in Bangalore today, a day after the Centre invoked Article 355.

What is the one question you are dying to ask Dr V.S. Acharya? “Doctor, heal thyself?

Source:Churmuri.com

Thursday, August 28, 2008

PM announces Rs 1,000 cr package for Bihar-Did he get approval from USA

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday described the floods in Bihar as a “national calamity” and announced an immediate financial assistance of Rs 1,000 crore for rescue and relief operations. Ultimately our Pm has got an approval from the Big Boss to give 1000 crore to the people of Bihar.

The Prime Minister did an aerial survey of the flood-hit areas with UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, some Union Ministers and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Can't they do land survey, you need to understand the ground reality.

“If there is a need for more, we will give more,” he told media. Thanks singhji, I can see some sort of courage in your voice and hope this will remain “We would like to assure the people of Bihar that all India will support them through this difficulty.”

“I thank him for the help provided by the Centre,” Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said appealing for ‘generous help’ from all quarters. Why the thanks, this is the bound duty of the every govt to look after the affected people of this country.

“We have nothing to cook with so we are soaking grain into this filth and trying to survive,” Yadav, a farmer, but don't worry Nuclear deal will solve all the problem.

The district’s tiny rail station was packed on Thursday with thousands of flood victims desperate to get on one of the few passenger trains still operating.

“We just want to get out. We want to leave this curse behind,” wept Girija Prasad, a housewife whose husband, Narayan, is missing. She was rescued by a military motorboat on Wednesday.

“About 90,000 victims have been evacuated by government rescue agencies,” disaster management official told.

And some people helped themselves, such as the inmates of Birpur Jail in Supaul district. Taking advantage of the flood, a number of prisoners escaped. But four of them returned later. Life in jail was better.

Sunday, July 27, 2008

People forget Inflation-Govt act

PM and FM ..you will be cursed

As the central government trigger N deal debate, they tried to suppress the debate on inflation that was suppose to hit them badly in the coming election.

Thanks to our crook politicians and Congress who have thrown this country to this situation and made people to talk some thing which was not concern of the Aam Admi (Common Man). Good number of Indians have watched the drama that went on in Parliament on the name of vote of confidence motion moved by the Prime Minister, and the debate that went on in two days. where was Aam Admi there, he was in the grave yard of misery, poverty and inflation.

Both the Pm and FM were praising India's growth, will these rascals reveal what they did do for the common man. did they ever thought of 30 billion Indians, who are still searching for food. The development that these assholes are talking about is only reach the corporates, who feed these political dogs during elections, at least there, they are sincere and committed.

What Dr. Manmohan do no is call Mr. Bush and tell that I am ready with my pen to sign wherever you want, i wonder if he try to read the document before he put his signature on that. I would suggest at least make sure that it is not divorce notice by his wife.

I must admit that, the language is not decent one, however, tell me how many politicians deserve the decent language for them, none so better go on. Lets wait for the tomorrow when we get genetically disordered children in our country and that generation would be cursing present govt for allowing this bloody technology that had ruined the generation. Mrs. Sonia you will be cursed for appointing stoog economist as Pm of this country, but still you have time. I don't tell you to listen left, but at least that aam admi who gave you this position.