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Centre suppressing dissent for crony capitalists

The Kerala government has approached the Supreme Court regarding the privatisation of the Thiruvananthapuram International  Airport to Adani Enterprises. Earlier, the High Court rejected the same on grounds that they were challenging a Central Policy. After an all-party meet, the government approached the Supreme Court against the  ‘arbitrary and illegal action of the Airports Authority of India, in attempting to prefer a particular private concessionaire.   

Points to note:   

This action comes at the very beginning of the anti-people sentiments - unlike the double-tracking, which is almost complete or Mhadei water diversion or other projects.   

The Supreme Court was approached after an all-party meet!!  In Goa, even now there is no such meet or consensus: the BJP is adamant.    

MPT pulled a similar stunt by leasing out berths to particular companies. Many Goans are reported to have opted for VRS than be made party to such favouritism. MLAs all ‘supported’ by omission.   

The Centre has a new strategy to suppress dissent and favour crony businessmen; change the laws at the Centre: be it Ports,  Rivers, which paves the way for marinas or coal handling. Now one knows how important freedom and the Rajya Sabha is. People are still holding tight to their chairs!   



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New recruitments will burden the exchequer

AIRES RODRIGUES, Ribandar
Published Nov 29, 2020, 12:46 AM IST
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Despite the State coffers being empty, it is very appalling that the government has high-handedly decided to further burden the exchequer by recruiting a whopping ten thousand more government employees. On the contrary, the bureaucracy which is now over-bloated needs to be down-sized as many departments are overstaffed.   After the BJP in Goa came to power in 2012, we have seen thousands being brazenly recruited into government service with merit thrown to the…

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