Digambar remote-controlled:
Parrikar
Sandesh Prabhudesai
8 June 2007
Digambar Kamat is sitting in the chief minister's chair
with his remote control in somebody else's hand, alleged Manohar
Parrikar, the opposition leader.
He, at a press conference, however did not name the person
he was referring to.
Reacting to Kamat being chosen as the new leader, Parrikar
opined that Ravi Naik would have been a better choice since
he had enough experience of handling administration in the
past.
The BJP leader also warned to move no confidence motion against
Kamat government if the governor did not tell him to prove
his majority on the floor of the House. It is necessary, he
felt, since the Congress did not have clear majority in the
40-member House.
Parrikar was also sceptical about stability of this coalition
government since Kamat did not have support of his own Congress
legislators.
Meanwhile, Parrikar alleged that the Congress had spent not
less than Rs 80 to 100 crore to woo the electorate and win
elections.
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