Former Finance Minister of Kerala Thomas Isaac and present Finance Finance K M Mani are again on the collision course, not for any serious matter but for a silly stuff. Thomas Isaac alleges that the Government is engaged in a tie-up with new generation private banks in the State in sharing government business and that is against in the interest of the State. A business transaction amounting Rs 20,000 crore would now move to new generation banks having no commitment to the State. With this what Isaac means is incomprehensible. What is meant by commitment? Are currency notes issued by new generation banks fake? Whether their currencies will not fetch any commodity? Are nationalised banks committed to the State? What about the Dhanalaxmi bank, now allegedly in trouble? Is it a committed bank? Though charges are exorbitant the service of hi-tech banks is far better than other banks and that is the only matter ordinary people think about.
And in a rejoin to Isaac, Mani says it was Isaac who brought the idea of engaging in tie-up with new generation banks. Then who is mendacious- the faithful who visits church every day or the faithless who never visits a church.
-K A Solaman
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