Author: Anonymous
Language: Telugu
Translated by: Drithin
With the outbreak of so-called
struggle for attainment of statehood of Telangana region, a million concerns
were raised all over. Irrespective of pros and consequences of sanction and
denial of statehood, the person responsible for the entire turmoil along with
hundreds of suicides of innocent students to bolster the agitation without
being informed that they were serving the self-centred mottos of surreptitious
politician who is concerned about his added advantage to his investments and
gravy train rather than the benefits of neither people nor the region of
Telangana. Well known as KCR. To explain the selfish motto, a short analogy was
made by an unknown author.
Once upon a time, a
village was affected by the pernicious crocodile which lived in the lake
situated adjacent. The crocodile was nefarious to the residents of village and
beneficial to the lake as none of them venture into fishing, swimming and other
activities which destroy the ecological balance of the lake. Villagers
appointed a watchman who is armed enough to kill the crocodile when it comes to
the shore of the lake. Watchman was not only given enough ammunition but also a
fancy salary. Incentives were opulent which included a house, food grains and
wood for cooking.
On a full moon day
crocodile ventured into the shore of the lake. Watchman’s wife alerted the
watchman as she had a glance of the crocodile. Watchman did not bother to wake
up and in a semi-conscious state “Let it go, if I kill it we shall not have any
work from tomorrow. It should survive to retain the lavish lifestyle of our
family” and fell asleep.
Here crocodile is
Telangana. Watchman is KCR. To attain his selfish mottos he neither allows nor
discord with this sensitive issue to continue his forceful collection of
commissions from industrialists of Hyderabad and retain his political career as
his party was established with a motto of get getting the statehood sanctioned.
