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Leave it to the courts, but in Kerala we have been daily
gulping down news of machinations on either side of V.S.Achuthanandan and
Pinarayi Vijayan who are no doubt powerful personalities.
On the UDF side, it bas been ‘to be or not to be’ for Ramesh
Chennithala. For a long time, the Congress high command seems to have been
prodding him to join the Oommen Chandy Cabinet, but he has been reticent.
He has been KPCC president for eight years and no one knows
how long he could cling on. In two other states similar incumbents who competed
six years have been replaced.
The news items on his dilly-dallying have been burdening the
public. Sad state of affairs, indeed, that NSS publicly admonishes him together
with Oommen Chandy. But he may gravitate towards NSS one way or other. It
cannot be otherwise.
Sreesanth has been in the news nationally, but not
internationally (BBC did not even mention it on its website) for a despicable
reason.
No doubt, he should not be dubbed a criminal until proved
guilty, and it is very difficult to prove this in a court of law. Audio
clippings are not prime pieces of evidence. After going through a rigmarole of
court proceedings, he may or may not come out clean.
The very powerful Sanjay Dutt could not come out unscathed,
but that was terrorism sort of wrong.
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