New Delhi: Black Money is like a deadly Black Cobra, say Kaliya on whose head Lord Krishna danced in a pond made by Yamuna river(near Brindavan) which he defiled by his poison. The black money vendors of Indian Origin should be treated like black snakes in a Zoo, if no one can dance on their heads and tame them. The Congress leaders, who ruled after the British and the industrialists who bribed them to get large loans every year and never repaid them to the commercial/nationalized banks, are the notorious black Cobras who still keep unaccounted money abroad in their Swiss Bank accounts. A retired Swiss banker has revealed the extent of wealth taken out of India by Indian fraudsters in trade and politics, and has agreed to release at least 100 names of such antinational Indians who do not know what to do with their bags full of currency notes. Now a voluntary disclosure plan threatens to expose their true colours  which is black in all its shades. Industry captains want such tools to handle their unpatriotic piles of easy money that has lost its value even in international stock/investment exchanges and parlours.

Such criminal currency hoards cannot regenerate Indian economy, nor can they be put to productive use by local industrialists, farmers and officials in services sector(PWD), because the money is tainted, corrupt and ill-gotten.
It was produced in an illegal(adharmic)way and can only waste away in liquor, smoking and entertainment sports or films. No real benefit will come out of such illicit wealth even if it is freed from law and order rules and strangleholds. Its seeds will not sprout properly but will on infertile ground to get burnt or dried up to die.

Earlier, a union Finance Minister brought such a voluntary disclosure scheme and fail ode. The 1000rupee notes were demonatised. Today, there is a talk of coins for Rs500 and Rs1,000, leave alone Rs10 coins which are not doing business. Small change starts with 50paise and a rupee coin, but here in the coastal region, some unlawful brokers sell small change at Rs85 per every Rs100 note, with 15% commission to themselves. The difference between Rs1 and Rs100 lasts a day or less, and what will happen to the secret guarded wealth of black Cobra and the temples of South India No small change.