Mandal - II

The agitation continues.. As Delhi burns our Nero continues to fiddle. Personally I have been a great admirer of the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh. So its some time difficult to imagine this quite and well meaning Gentleman being made to handle the mess that has been created by his peers. But I think he is a survivor and will come out of this challange much stronger. The time has come for Congress (I) to implemented Kamaraj Plan II. These old not so functional leaders who have provided great service to the nation need to be asked to retire and go home (and do some party work).

Only time will tell how things will turnout but I hope the students don't give up. They are our only beacon hope. Have been monitering the blog these people have put up and whats interesting is the diverse reactions that have been coming from folks. Also surprising is the stony silence that is being maintained by both Youth for Equality and the Government. Is something cooking. Maybe the next few days will reveal that. In the mean time its a wait and watch game.

Mean while the pro-reservation groups have also started getting their act together. If the two groups clash things can turn bloody. If it continues as a prolonged conflict who knows what dimension it will take.

I am hoping for a early resolution, but at the bottom of my heart one knows this is going to be a big long march. Its better that one conserves energy and uses it judiciously.
One also hope that the Old Man Manmohan does all that is needful to reverse reservations. We still trust him but really don't know how long the same will last, hope he does not loose the faith of the youth. It may not matter to him, but to me it will mean loosing faith in a Hero. That will be painful for a Young people who are full of hope aspirations and a dream of a truly Modern India.

Cheers for now ... and lets hope that things move the way we want them.

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