What I See : They Missed The Bus to Bangalore & Cochin
What I See :“They missed the Bus to Bangalore and also to Cochin becz of Polit Bureau meeting in Delhi”
In my early blog I was referring about the busy schedule of Kerala’s Home Minister Sri Kodiyeri Balakrishnan who handles the Tourism portfolio also, he missed the bus to Cochin to Inaugurate the Volvo Village but he managed to go to Bangalore to visit the brave hero Col Sandeep Unnikrishnan.
I know he is tired of all the publicity he is getting from the Tourism side, now he thought of getting some from the sentimental side too….but unfortunately .....
Shri Unnikrishnan father of Sandeep Unnikrishnan literally kicked Kodiyeri Balakrishnan(Home Minister Kerala) out from his house on Sunday evening. “I would commit suicide if there is any politics over my son’s death”, threatened the bereaved father.
Shameless Kerala’s Home Minister who never bothered to attend the funeral of this brave son not even to send a condolence message in behalf of Kerala Government because he was busy with the CPI Polit Bureau meeting in Delhi.
Chief Minister Achuthanandan was allowed to pay homage as a respect to his age. Both Kerala leaders were mum and couldn’t utter a word to defend or justify their stand. Humiliated Kodiyeri later managed to enter into house with the aid of Police and made a quick exit before he is pushed out by his neck.
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who died while fighting the terrorists at Hotel Taj, was cremated with full state honours in Bangalore yesterday. Thousands of people including Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, attended his funeral. Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s family originally belong to Kerala.
As Sandeep’s father refused to meet Achuthanandan, the police persuaded Sandeep’s mother Dhanalakshmi to talk to the guests. The opposition parties in Kerala had pulled up the Kerala CM for not sending any minister to his funeral. According to sources, political secretary of the Kerala Chief Minister had attended the funeral.
That’s the Bangalore story coming back to Volvo
Skipper Bouwe Bekking of “Telefonica Blue” which claims second says : "It was really fantastic to come second, but it was bloody hard. We were always hoping for a first, but second is still a good result. we have seen quite a bit of the Indian coastline, the lovely views and beautiful beaches.\" Navigator Simon Fisher: \"It is a fantastic result. I am looking forward to a beer and a curry."
Our Ministers Missed both the things, at least if they would have landed in Cochin would have got a chance to have beer and a curry with Simon Fisher.
I know he is tired of all the publicity he is getting from the Tourism side, now he thought of getting some from the sentimental side too….but unfortunately .....
Shri Unnikrishnan father of Sandeep Unnikrishnan literally kicked Kodiyeri Balakrishnan(Home Minister Kerala) out from his house on Sunday evening. “I would commit suicide if there is any politics over my son’s death”, threatened the bereaved father.
Shameless Kerala’s Home Minister who never bothered to attend the funeral of this brave son not even to send a condolence message in behalf of Kerala Government because he was busy with the CPI Polit Bureau meeting in Delhi.
Chief Minister Achuthanandan was allowed to pay homage as a respect to his age. Both Kerala leaders were mum and couldn’t utter a word to defend or justify their stand. Humiliated Kodiyeri later managed to enter into house with the aid of Police and made a quick exit before he is pushed out by his neck.
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who died while fighting the terrorists at Hotel Taj, was cremated with full state honours in Bangalore yesterday. Thousands of people including Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, attended his funeral. Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s family originally belong to Kerala.
As Sandeep’s father refused to meet Achuthanandan, the police persuaded Sandeep’s mother Dhanalakshmi to talk to the guests. The opposition parties in Kerala had pulled up the Kerala CM for not sending any minister to his funeral. According to sources, political secretary of the Kerala Chief Minister had attended the funeral.
That’s the Bangalore story coming back to Volvo
Skipper Bouwe Bekking of “Telefonica Blue” which claims second says : "It was really fantastic to come second, but it was bloody hard. We were always hoping for a first, but second is still a good result. we have seen quite a bit of the Indian coastline, the lovely views and beautiful beaches.\" Navigator Simon Fisher: \"It is a fantastic result. I am looking forward to a beer and a curry."
Our Ministers Missed both the things, at least if they would have landed in Cochin would have got a chance to have beer and a curry with Simon Fisher.
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