Mangalore : The hand in glove activities of  smart politicians (DMK and JD-S, besides such others) in criminal activities, with a nexus of businessmen (producers, Industrialists and traders) greedy and manipulating to help politicians in power, to extend their own domain (as Reliance Ambanis and Tatas did all these years to show off their wealth and hold on political issues) in India, have come out in full fury to the scams surrounding 2G spectrum, Commonwealth Games Management and Adarsh housing in Colaba, besides Bellary mining and Bangalore land denotifications since 2001.
If a Minister resigns or goes out of politics does he cease to be a crook or a criminal? Does he become holy man if he invests his loot in Swiss banks or in Mauritius? or Hong Kong? Do the business houses that had taken huge loans and did not repay, causing non-revolving assets or bad debts in nationalized banks, become pure if RBI helps with funds and other assets to run them?
The Indian National Congress Party run by the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty has shown us how the country has been put to sword by these so – called Gandhian followers with huge amounts at their disposal.
What has become of BJP’s World (Global) Investors’ meet held this year? Has any new industry sprung up in 6 to 8 months? Why Bangalore only is developed at the cost of other 15 cities in Karnataka? Are there no limits to its growth, with a population going beyond a crore of individuals and sky scrapers springing everywhere instead of 4 storey buildings only?
What has JD-S done to Karnataka under Deve Gowda and his 2 sons? Who has benefitted? Why corruption has increased manifold under their rule?
There are only 2 national parties, Congress and BJP and these two are now competing in lowest levels of democracy at ZP/TP elections where they are not supposed to intervene and interfere. MLAs are asked to chair their meetings. All other parties are regional in 20s and 30s of the coalition creations, NDA and UPA.
The common man (Aam Admi) is the sufferer at large with rise in prices and no extra income.

(from P. Ramesh Rao)