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In 1930s, a woman decided to
take her son to her idol - Mahatma Gandhi ...
She was upset with her son's
obssession of eating sugar ...
She told Gandhi at his ashram -
"Gandhij, my son eats far too much sugar, please tell him it is bad for
health."
Gandhi refused to give advice
and told her to return in two weeks ...
When they returned after two
weeks, Gandhi told the boy, "stop eating sugar it is not good for health
..."
The boy nodded and said he
would do his best ...
The perplexed mother asked
Gandhiji, "why you needed two weeks to advise her son?"
Gandhiji smiled and said,
"Two weeks ago I had an obbession of eating sugar. I needed that much of
time to cut my habit of sugar-eating."
Ha ha ... I wish you, Mr
Mallya, understand this anecdote better ...
Your belief that you can win a
grim battle to remain aloof from Indian law-enforcing agencies will not result
in paying up dues to banks and Kingfisher Airlines employees, makes one and all
wise Indians that you want some form of immunity from arrest in case you decide
to return to India ...
But Mr Mallya, you are in no
position to place conditions ... recall the "sugar anecdote" of
Mahatma Gandhi ... which I told in the beginning ...
Why I say this?
Mr Mallya - your irresponsible
conduct and unwanted indulgence with lavish lifestyle even as banks struggled
to get their money back ... Failing to pay salaries of your airlines' staffers
for several months ... Your expensive acquisitions of property and sports teams
and your flight out of India has ensured ....
Ensured what?
Ensured citizens to think that
you have been left with no goodwill ....
Govt of India is right to expel
you, Mr Mallya, from the Rajya Sabha because you made complete mockery of the
very process of law you were expected to uphold when you took oath as Rajya
Sabha member ...
You demonstrated brazenness in
refusing to heed summons from enforcement agencies and following steps it took
in the issue ...
Consequently your passport
stands revoked .... there is an arrest warrant against you ... banks have
rejected your earlier offers of part payment ....
Your future is grim, Mr Mallya
... so what you do?
Two options are there for you,
sir - return and face the law ... get arrested ... you could then get bail ...
and then stretch the legal battle to years and decades
There's another - things could
worsen for you Mr Mallya ... I don't want you to become the next Sahara India
chief in the making ...
It is in you hands ... how you
want to go about it to retrieve the lost title of King Of Good Times, Mr
Mallya, good luck ...
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