Friday, October 1, 2010

Sonia Gandhi should be more vigil!

No doubt, it was a matter of high embarrassment for Congress in Kerala when AICC spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi appeared in the high court for promoters of other state lotteries at a time when the party is engaged in a bitter battle against the LDF government over the lottery issue. All the time Oommen Chandy and V D Satheesan are pooh-poohing Dr T M Thomas Isaac and the CPM for alleged involvement in the fake lotteries, but with Singhvi’s entry into the issue helped Isaac to pooh-pooh Chandy and Satheesan in return.

More interesting is the findings of Pinarayi and Kodyeri that it was Sonia Gandhi who deputed Singhvi to protect Santiago Martin in lottery case. So, hereinafter Sonia Gandhi should be more vigilant otherwise Kodiyeri’s agents at Delhi will unearth all undergrounds of Sonia Gandhi.

JW

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Stand-up debate on lottery

Sir,
News men asked Kerala Lottery Minister Thomas Isaac and V D Sathhesan M L A about the outcome of their stand-up debate on other states’ lottery. Both admitted that the debate was of much impact. What they intended is: the Marxist party could not avoid considering Isaac as Chief Minister and Oommen Chandy could not avoid Satheesan from a Ministerial berth when LDF and UDF assume power. That is all.

The looting of common people by lottery mafia will continue unabated whoever assumes power after next election.

JW

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Setback for cultural supremo Dr Azhikode

It is really a setback for Dr Sukumar Azhikode, the cultural supremo of Kerala for having ignored by Co-operation Minister G Sudhakaran to release the CD containing poems of the latter. Sudhakaran invited Azhikode’s adversary actor Mohanlal to release the disc. In one facet it is good for Azhikode that he having not invited by Sudhakaran because if Azhikode gets a chance to read the poems of Sudhakaran he might have destroyed the disc. Film actors are often not much gifted to read and appreciate Malayalam poetry, especially that are written by ministers.

J W

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

You too can follow Tharoor, dear Congress leaders!

Former Union minister Shashi Tharoor tied the knot with Sunanda Pushkar in a typical Malayali wedding ceremony. Tharoor's sons by his first marriage Eshan and Kanishk and Sunanda’s son were present at the occasion. The emotional moments of Tharoor and Sunanda were also shared by Mani Shankar Aiyer and a few dignitaries.

Getting married before the sons and daughters is a wonderful occurrence for national leaders in India. And the leaders of Congress too can practice this if they so consider it as an intelligent act by Tharoor.

JW

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Madani in Bangalore

After eight days of suffering for 2000 thousand policemen and all the people in and around Anwarsseri PDP chief Abdul Nazir Maudany was arrested for his alleged involvement in the 2008 Bangalore bombings. He has been taken to the Karnataka capital for next surprise to Keralaites.

For PDP vice chairman Poonthura Siraj, Madani is a person who prays all the 23½ hours a day and get rarely half hour for a sleep. One hopes his prayer and sleep go unobstructed at Bangalore Central jail. Thanks to Kodiyeri, Attalluri, Karnataka police and all the people of Karunagappally for not permitting any untoward incidence.

JW

Thursday, August 12, 2010

H1N1 guards Madani from arrest!

Ii time for all hard core criminals in Kerala to fly to Karnataka and settle their safely as the Kerala police hereinafter will not have any access in Karnataka. The Kerala Home Minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan and his police have made enough confusion by not cooperating with Karnataka police in the arrest of Madani. A similar treatment from Karnataka police can be expected when Kerala Police is in search of criminals in Karnataka.
May be the H1N1 fever keep both Kerala and Karnataka police forces away from Nadani.

JW

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Hoodwinking Indian Judiciary

The Karnataka high court has rejected the anticipatory bail petition of Abdul Nassar Madani, the PDP Chairman, the 31st accused in the 2008 Bangalore serial blasts case. On hearing this news Madani said he was expecting it. And the Fast Track Court when denied bail to him in the beginning Madani said he was expecting it. However, Madani has decided to approach the SC against HC order and preferably after SC verdict Madani’s comment would be like wise. He will, thereafter, approach the International court of justice.
The whole episode is a vivid example of how the Indian Judiciary can be hoodwinking by hard core criminals having unaccounted money from dubious source.

JW