>
> Anna Ha,teh brand ambassador for Gandhi Cap which Gandhi
> himself abandoned, and his branded T Shirts has in a sense
> torpedoed the constitution.
>
Dear Mr Srinivasan, the cap worn by Hazare and Gandhi/ Nehru
etc has been erroneously labelled as the "Gandhi" cap. It has
NOTHING to do with Gandhi. This was/ is the cap worn by the
common man, in rural areas throughout Maharashtra for quite a
few centuries. There is no branding to it, but being a dress
of the common man. It is in use commonly even today.
Could you explain this sentence "his branded T Shirts has in a
sense torpedoed the constitution". There are no "branded" T
shirts. Hazare's name is NOT Anna. "Anna" in Marathi means
Elder Brother ... It is a name given to him by his village.
>
> A case in the Supreme Court after the lokpal bill of ANNA is
> passed will establish this, Kiran Bedi would have been the
> first to arrest him and prevent his gathering if in power as
> police officer has joined the band wagon.
>
For what crime ?
>
> The indiscriminate use of the National Flag as if it is a
> party flag is in violation of the National Flag Act as it
> borders on disrespect.
>
There is a political party, using the tricolour as its symbol,
and flag. Not now, but for ages. Could something be done about
that first ? It is painful to see the tricolour lying all over
on roads and pavements, being soiled by dog litter after each
and every election major or minor. OTOH, flags being carried
by individuals becomes a case of "indiscriminate use" ?
>
> The ultimate sufferer will be the poor lower level
> bureaucrat who will be an easy target and cannot defend
> himself. under the popular lokpal Bill.
>
Let us wait and see. Lower level bureaucrats are by no means
"poor" as of now, neither are any type of bureaucrat for that
matter, and neither are any of the politicians. What is the
basis for this surmise ?
With regards,
Dr USM Bish
Bangalore
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