Last week after attack, politics had taken a swing. Our leaders were on roads to gain maximum political mileage out of it. We had seen a huge protest put up on 3rd december 2008, at Gateway. To answer questions raised by poeple on streets no one was in office. CM was busy checking out of his Position, so was HomeMinister (missing). Central was busy finding next inline for chair. Most of the portest went on deaf ears. Security is still not the same, except that poeple are more cautious. And then Ministers turned out as follows:
The CM of Kerala, V S Achuthanandan, said in press yesterday,
“Had it not been for Major Unnikrishnan, not even a dog would have come to his dad’s home.“
For such minister, I would say, Mr. CM, if you were not CM of Kerala, and tried to go to his home, many dogs would have bitten you on your way. A person who safeguards ministers life over his own is called and treated like a “DOG”.
BJP’s Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said yesterday,
“Women wearing lipstick and powder, have taken to streets in Mumbai, Leading marches against the political class.”
He said further and again
“Some women wearing lipstick and powder have taken to streets in Mumbai and are abusing politicians, thus spreading dissatisfaction against democracy. This is what terrorists are doing in Jammu and Kashmir.”
He further said
“A few persons with lipstick and powder on their faces gather to shout slogans against politicians. This is not the nation’s voice,”
I would say, what is his problem? Is it that women are wearing lipstick and powder (probably he likes women who do not wear makeup), or is it that political class is being challenged? I think it is both.
Mahrashtra CM, Vilasrao Deshmukh took his son and movie producer/director Ram Gopal Verma to the Taj Hotel during his visit there. I think RGV may have promised him a role of comedian in his forthcoming movie which he is probably planning on Mumbai attacks.
“He laughed through his press conference and through a written speech without a trace of emotion or involvement.”
Deshmukh was in Kerala, reportedly on a personal trip, perhaps a leisure trip when the city he is supposed to guard was attacked by terrorists. It took several phone calls for him to finally realise the gravity of the situation. Even when he came to the city the next day, there was no panic on his face and often he beamed a shameless grin on his face. On several occasions, when he was briefing the media, he said that nearly 25 to 30 terrorists landed in the city and when corrected he said he would ask for details from the Police Commissioner.
RR Patil, Deputy CM of Maharashtra, refused to resign after attacks. He snubbed Mumbai attacks as such minor incidents do happen in big cities. He said
“The terrorists had ammunition and planned to kill 5,000 people. But the brave police security forces crushed their designs and reduced the damage to a much lesser degree.“
Probably he meant to say that due to his and his party’s efforts, lives of 5780 people has been saved. Thanks a lot sir. This was comically followed with another statement, which he issues after tendering his resignation. He said
“I pondered over the issue the whole night yesterday. I have submitted my resignation letter to chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. I have gone by my conscience and decided to take this step.“
These people have dead conscience. When people shout from outside, they think its their conscience that is speaking.
Not far behind is Hindutva flag bearer Mr. LK Advani. When asked why did he not accompany Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Mumbai as planned and said by him in the morning, he said,
“He (PM) was getting late and it seemed that he would come only tomorrow. I have my election programmes planned for tomorrow and hence had to rush because I wanted to take a feel of the situation here.“
Narendra Modi came to gain mileage out of ATS chief Hemant Karkare’s death by announcing a reward of Rs. 1 crore – for the very man he had abused over the Malegaon blast arrests. Modi was snubbed by Karkare’s wife who would neither meet him nor accept his compensation offer.
Yesterday an SMS that I received said:
“Let us pray that Chidambaram succeeds in bringing down terrorism the way he has brought down share prices.”
It’s a shame that Indian politics has fallen. Sometimes i really wonder, whom have we voted. Is our priceless vote worth given to this curts. A friend of mine just said that real character of an individual comes forth through how he/she behaves in a difficult time. It’s a shame that these filthy politicians have started giving foolish statements.
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