Sudin Dhavalikar, Minister for New and Renewable Energy and Housing while speaking to reporters on Wednesday was seen refusing to comment on Sunburn and claiming that the decision to hold the above festival rests exclusively with the government of Goa and no one can challenge it.Now, in which world Dhavalikar is living today and why can't anyone challenge the government's decision in Goa? Aren't we Goans living in a democratic country or are we living in a fundamentalist country like Afghanistan, if not Syria? Well, when Dhavalikar can speak against other people's clothes and those wearing bikinis on our Goan beaches then why not on Sunburn? Or is it because he knows that if he goes to say anything against Sunburn then he will be unceremoniously kicked out from the cabinet? I think Dhavalikar should henceforth stop interfering in other people's personal affairs, i.e. eating/dressing habits etc and giving his own big lectures about the importance of preserving one's own 'culture' if he cannot utter a single word on controversial Sunburn.
