GOVERNMENT AGENDA


(Routine protests in front of the secretariat of Kerala)

If the news reports can be believed, the government of Kerala is at its rock bottom level of revenue of the state exchequer. Despite having wide variety of opportunities to raise the income the government is not at all focusing on such avenues but appears to have focused on - 1) displacement of the Governor, 2) finding ways and means to take severe disciplinary action against the V.C. appointed by the Governor, 3) protecting the seat of the Mayor of Thiruvananthapuram.

All concerned must know that the people are neither against the government nor against the Governor nor against any Mayor. The people only want that they should not be put into troubles. They have the aspirations for economic growth and a better living atmosphere. If these cannot be provided they cannot stand with such governments irrespective of the ideology it promise.

Our educational institutions, health establishments, infrastructure especially roads, housing, public discipline especially the safety and security of women etc need lot of improvements; unfortunately some are in peril too. Instead of looking at petty egoistic issues, the government may put all it's focus on economic development of the state. If it can achieve zero unemployment rate in the state it has reached halfway towards success. Believe it that the people will be behind a promising government.

K V George 

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