Mangalore: ‘Many Coalition Governments Fail to Execute Duties’


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (KM/SM)

Mangalore, Nov 24: This is an era of coalition governments. Be the union government or state governments, the tragedy of India is that many of the coalition governments fail to observe and execute duties and responsibilities assigned to them, said Peraje Srinivas Rao, recipient of Sahakari Ratna Award at a press conference here on Saturday, November 24.
 
He further said that all political parties should think during the "hung parliament-like situation," to form and run the government. Be at the central or state or both based on the cooperative principals, which comprises of mutual understanding and doing justice to interest of the electorate and the society, he added.
 
It had not been surprising that all political parties exhibited their clout to snatch away the prestigious and lucrative portfolios like finance ministry. But the times have changed now. Every political party aims at the ministry like urban development, some times this plays the role of catalyst in the fall of coalition governments. Hence the adoption of cooperative principals is the need of the hour, he added.

PB Divakar Rao, president, Dakshina Kannada district cooperative union limited, NS Gokale, editor, Dakshina Kannada Sahakari, Kannada monthly were present at the press conference.

  

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  • Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/Dubai

    Sun, Nov 25 2007

    When I read this article I am of the impression that our democracy is made only for the benefit of the politicians rather of the public. Our politicians, when their demands are NOT met float a new party and whichever government comes to power with the help of these coalitions, they blame the coalition for failure. If we want to see a true democracy, we should have only two parties, so the whicever Government comes to power and if they fail to deliver they have to blame themselves. And any politicain do not agree with the party he should stand for elections only as an 'INDEPENDANT' and should not be allowed to float a new party.

    These politicians for their greed create one thousand parties and because of this No Government can deliver since every party has their own agenda and the result nation will suffer. To avoid all these nuisance from these politicians, the constitutoin should be amended stating NO more than two parties. WIll this happen? Perhaps NO. And our politicans boast our democray whenever they go on tour outside India because it only helps them and not the nation.

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