[Assam] Demands for Separate states in India

Rajib Das rajibdas at yahoo.com
Sat Aug 26 07:11:33 PDT 2006


This is where it turns to the realm of the
non-existent. 

> *** An Assam that is free to re-engineer its
> governance with tools to 
> exact accountability and set up deterrence against
> non-performance, 
> can immediately turn things around on this front.

An Assam will never be free to re-engineer from the
ground up in as much as GOI is not. Everything
extracts a price. The revolution that will supposedly
foster in a free Assam will extract a price. Those
that support the revolution (and I don't mean what I
think are the non-existent toiling masses) will
extract a price. Those who will need to switch over
from their current political cocoons to help the
revolution foster the "freeness" will extract a price.
There would be too much of the extraction going by the
track record of the "extractors". 

> 
> A governmental bureaucracy that is not sustained by
> a treasury that 
> steals from those who PRODUCE and re-distributes to
> the 
> non-performers  in the form of life time employment
> regardless of 
> productivity would immediately react to the fact
> their "xaandoh-khwa 
> baali tol-jowa" ( the demise of the golden goose)
> situation.
> All of a sudden the bloated and un-productive 
> bureaucracy will be a 
> thing of the past.

Is that a mission statement of free Assam or
Chandanda's free wish? If all that is there in free
Assam, I doubt it will ever happen. If GOI cannot
re-engineer thusly with its bigger resource base, I
doubt it will ever come to such a pass in a free Assam
with a proportionately much lower resource base and a
long line of "extractors" of very doubtful track
records already waiting to appropriate resources.

> Ensuing social turmoil?
> 
> Some of it is bound to happen. Everything has a
price.

I am sure Manmohan Singh must also be sitting in his
high chair, wishing he could re-engineer the
government and throw out government employees and
wishing away the "ensuing social turmoil" with the
flick of a hand. Unfortunately I am sure he
understands that social turmoil would devour him.

And no, the case would not be any different in a free
Assam.


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