The only worry of former district minister Krishna Palemar at the moment seems to be the mode
of regaining power, that too despite him arguing that he had resigned after the blue film scandal,
just to avoid embarrassment to the party.
Though the government has secured the resignation of the three tainted ministers over the
pornogate scandal that rocked the assembly recently, it has to be said here that the ruling saffron
party still largely intends to shield the three tainted ministers.
One does not understand the links between ministers from DK district and sex scandals. If
now Palemar has lost his ministership over the blue film row, even the erstwhile minister
in Kumaraswamy government, Nagaraj Shetty lost the elections, because of his so called
involvement in a sex scandal.
The politicians of Karnataka have brought shame to the state. The popular Kannada saying ? Mangana
Kayyalli Maanikya Kottare Enaaguttade? ? (What will be the result if a precious gem is given in
the hands of a monkey ?) is very much applicable to politicians of Karnataka considering the
developments in the state over the past few years.
The developments in the aftermath of the provocative speech of Kalladka Prabhaker Bhat at
Uppinangady is tantamount to an old saying that the thief escaped while the man who raised an
alarm saying ?thief thief? was caught.
Watching the video clipping of the controversial speech of Kalladka Prabhaker Bhat at the
Uppinangady Samajotsav, one realizes that Bhat had targeted the Muslims even while he was
fully aware that he will have to face legal action for the same.
The failure of the departments concerned to complete the 35 km long Suratkal-BC Road four-
laning works even seven years after the project commenced, is a standing example to the fact
that providing good infrastructural facilities to the people has taken a backseat in today?s age of
party politics.
RSS leader Kalladka Prabhaker Bhat who had occupied much of public debate space in
Dakshina Kannada district in the past two months, will be contesting from Bantwal assembly
constituency or Mangalore parliamentary constituency.
Legal action inevitable against Palemar for colluding with Kalladka Bhat
It seems the Sangh Parivar men have no other good work to do but to ignite communal tension
in Dakshina Kannada district.