SIR - I think parliament must pass a law banning installation of statues in public places. all statues should be shifted to musuems. this will save tax payers money, prevent law and order problems and also relieve police of duty of having to safeguard these statues!
without naming any individual or party i would like to record my humble opinion that i am of the view that an ageing, uneducated chief minister suffering from medical and physical problems cannot solve the problems of a state plagued with financial, economic, law & order, politicial and social ills.
Moreover who is a chief minister? he is a public servant! i mean servant of public! but is this how chief ministers in our country behave? they think public are their servants! a chief minister draws salary from tax payers money. all comforts and luxuries which he enjoy, which are normally attached to a chief minister's post all come from tax payers money. all policies(?) and programmes(!) implemented by him are funded by tax payers money. and tax payers belong to all caste, community, religion and language. then do we tax payers not have the right to review, criticise their functioning? certainly we have.
I request parliament to pass a law enforcing total prohibition throoughout the country as mandated by indian constitution. drinking leads to abusing, rash driving , irrational behaviour and violence. drunken vandals have caused damage to crores of private property by attacking places of worship of brahmins in t.nadu over past 2 days. a few years ago, there was an election commissioner, who reportedly went in a semi drunken condition to a bjp ruled state and abused officials of the state government in full glare and view of the public and television! if an educated(?) person can behave like this, consider the way illiterates will behave under intoxication!!