Global Malayali Game
If you want to know what public embezzlement is, just watch the Loka Kerala Sabha. It seems that the new art of governance is to organize a feeding competition called “Loka Kerala Sabha” when the state is running out of money.
When even the bus fare is a burden for the common man, the Loka Kerala Sabha has a hall, a muscat hotel, a full course dinner, and high security protection. Everything is five-star. When income decreases at the end of the year, the Loka Kerala Sabha can be called a “comfort money fair” for some.
Don’t the common man have access to this assembly, which brings together all the capitalist Malayalis spread all over the world and discusses the problems of Kerala with “rich resources”? If they want, when the channel shows the footage of the fair, they can watch it and their mouths water, just like they saw in the Nava Kerala Feed Bus.
This is Loka Kerala Sabha 5.0. The achievements of the four previous Lok Sabhas held at a cost of crores of rupees are just a few photos and paper files stored on a pen drive. The state of Kerala has not received a penny of revenue.
It is not surprising that the assembly itself is being used as a venue during the budget session and spending crores to organize the "Loka Kerala Sabha 5. 0" is the last episode of profligacy. If we remember the foreign travel controversies of previous years, there is a suspicion that this assembly is more useful for mileage than communication. The last cut to those who are preparing to leave the government.
Kerala, which is in crisis of public exchequer, does not need ideological inspiration, but comfort. Without creating conditions for it, continuing the "global Malayali game" by squandering public funds should be seen as a farewell celebration of the government. A festival that wastes money in a land without money is not a festival, but a public profligacy. A public profligacy that breaks the backbone of the people.
K A Solomon
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