Srilakshmi in tears while Kanimozhi smiles, Irony of the day

November 29, 2011 12:10
Srilakshmi in tears while Kanimozhi smiles, Irony of the day

The universal phenomena that the credit and debit balances must be equal for a good balance sheet, is proving to be true even in our dignitaries scam issues, as one lady walks out one walks in (off the records). The point of discussion is after six months in Tihar Jail its bon-homie to our Kanimozhi, who had made invain bids for bail four times earlier. Kanimozhi was accused in the country’s largest Telecom Scam, 2G and granted bail on Monday. On the other hand Monday was a bad day for Y Srilakshmi IAS, the former Secretary, Mines department arrested in the OMC mining scam another mega scam in illegal mining.  She was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation after being interrogated twice earlier.

Different cases different places and different results, there are no linkages in either cases, just for the reference to our readers, we have brought out these details to mark the irony of the day.

On Monday, Hyderabad,  the CBI, which is probing the illegal mining activities of Obulapuram Mining Company owned by Gali Janardhan Reddy, arrested Y Srilakshmi. She was working as the Secretary, Mines department, when the mining lease for OMC was issued. The CBI during its probe, found that Srilakshmi has committed many discrepancies in granting leases to Gali Janardhan Reddy's OMC mines.

On Monday, New Delhi, Justice VK Shali of the high court said in his 39-page order that Kanimozhi and the four were on a better footing and deserved the benefit on the ground of "parity" with the five telecom executives released last week by the Supreme Court.  The court also considered the fact that she was a woman, an argument ignored so far right from the trial court to the apex court. Earlier, during the investigation into the 2G scam case, the CBI alleged that Kanimozhi was the brain behind DMK-owned Kalaignar TV's move to take Rs 200-Cr bribe from Shahid Balwa's DB Realty companies in exchange for allocation of license to Balwa-owned Swan Telecom.

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