When BJP Appointed Governor Follows Congress Tradition

Proverb -As you so shall you reap- fits well to BJP appointed political governor of Karnataka Vajubhai Vala following unholy footsteps of Congress-appointed political governors like Thakur Ramlal, Romesh Bhandari and so many others for crushing all democratic norms in misusing Governor-office in formation of state-government according to wishes and requirements of political rulers at the centre having appointed the governor. Lawyers of the central government and ruling BJP should now make their points stronger at Supreme Court by citing earlier such unethical moves of earlier political governors appointed in Congress regime. However, State-Governor Vajubhai Vala does deserve a bravery reward for his extra bold step of giving record 15-days time to purchase MLAs by BJP for its newly appointed Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa.

Whosoever may win amongst political parties, nation and its people are definitely at a loss because all money required for horse-trading of MLAs, arranging their stay at costly resorts etc will ultimately go from pockets of honest tax-payers because all investment in forming government has to be recovered from profit to be earned by new government and the ruling party through corrupt means. It is now established beyond doubt that India is a god-less country where God is not coming to fulfil its duty to save people from corrupt hands of politicians where people are now losing faith even in justice-delivery-system.

Subash Chandra Agrawal

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