There appears to be an orchestrated move to throw mud on K.G.Balakrishnan's reputation by some powerful sections of the society.The real operaters are clever enough not to leave any tracks.Hence at least for now,they remain untraceable.
Latest of the mudslinging game has been from Mr Shamsudheen,a former High Court judge.The mainstream media made a song and dance out of it.Statement of the former judge is like this:
1.Someone,whose name Mr Shamsudheen is not able to remember now,approached him for giving an introduction to relatives of KGB for the purpose of getting favours from KGB who was CJI at that point of time.
2. Mr Shamsudheen now see this as an evidence to show that KGB was an "approachable"person while he was CJI
Let us assume that the 1st part of Mr.Shamsudheen's statement is true.But how did he come to the inference in the second part of the statement?People who wants favours from those who occupy powerful positions will try all avenues to influence them.Some body somewhere wanting to be introduced to KGB's relative for seeking favours can by no stretch of imagination be considered as a reason to suspect KGB to be corrupt.
Motives of Shamsudheen becomes suspect due to the timing of making the allegation.There has been a series of wild allegations against KGB,but none could produce a shred of evidence to support it.It was dieing a natural death and the span of attention of people were getting diverted to other issues.Probably the forces working to discredit KGB must have been desperate to see that their campaign is in the dustbin.So rake up another wild allegation to discredit KGB.
The mainstream media is all willing to celebrate any nonsense that is being uttered against KGB without even applying their commonsense!
Latest of the mudslinging game has been from Mr Shamsudheen,a former High Court judge.The mainstream media made a song and dance out of it.Statement of the former judge is like this:
1.Someone,whose name Mr Shamsudheen is not able to remember now,approached him for giving an introduction to relatives of KGB for the purpose of getting favours from KGB who was CJI at that point of time.
2. Mr Shamsudheen now see this as an evidence to show that KGB was an "approachable"person while he was CJI
Let us assume that the 1st part of Mr.Shamsudheen's statement is true.But how did he come to the inference in the second part of the statement?People who wants favours from those who occupy powerful positions will try all avenues to influence them.Some body somewhere wanting to be introduced to KGB's relative for seeking favours can by no stretch of imagination be considered as a reason to suspect KGB to be corrupt.
Motives of Shamsudheen becomes suspect due to the timing of making the allegation.There has been a series of wild allegations against KGB,but none could produce a shred of evidence to support it.It was dieing a natural death and the span of attention of people were getting diverted to other issues.Probably the forces working to discredit KGB must have been desperate to see that their campaign is in the dustbin.So rake up another wild allegation to discredit KGB.
The mainstream media is all willing to celebrate any nonsense that is being uttered against KGB without even applying their commonsense!