The two masqueraders

Diverse are the reasons for me to hate these two guys in the Kerala cabinet. First one is a doctor in Economics who appears in multicolored outer garments, often made of blankets, pretending that he is more than a person to get a Nobel Prize. He appears with designer beard, sometimes black and other times white and pretends to control all other ministers. He says about the posting of a thousand teachers in schools and the Education minister feels then offended. And when the Education Minister clarifies about the posting of 5000 teachers this doctor chap again comes with a modification. His VAT lottery is infamous and none is now seen fascinated to it. His unification of the retirement age has denied promotion benefits of many and financial payback of others. He introduced many schemes in Kerala lottery for drawing in a good many educated youths in the field of public pleading. His filling of Sale Tax check posts with his own kin made the whole system more corrupt and the prices of essential commodities shy-rocketed in the state.
The other guy, previously a lorry broker, often appears in channels and speaks like tobacco in mouth. Once he called his senior leader and a politburo member as ‘class enemy’. And he is now determined to sell all the lands owned by the State to realtors. His motive behind establishing Sobha Hi-tech city at Valanthakkadu seems ulterior.
Nevertheless, I now approve these two guys just for one reason. They have decided to take back the Komalapuram Spinning mill, Alappuzha from the unfeeling Uttam Group. If their action is with genuine interest to help the families those jobless workers of the spinning mill, all their previous mistakes such as attracting educated youths for public begging will be absolved by the people of Kerala.
JW