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What Gaddar wants?: MLA Ticket For Son
By: Tupaki Desk | 30 Oct 2018 6:13 AM GMT
The former revolutionary singer Gaddar is now on a mission. His mission these days is not to fight for the poor, not to go into the forests and wage a war and not to take up arms. These days, his only mission is to somehow get an MLA ticket to his son Surya Kiran.
Yes, Gaddar is now moving heaven and earth to get an MLA seat for his son. He has gone all the way to New Delhi to meet the Congress boss Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi with a request to allot a ticket to his son. He has agreed to put up a symbolic fight against KCR in Gajwel if the party wants him to do. Though he is not a member of the Congress, he is ready to fight on Congress symbol. He has just one condition - make his son an MLA candidate. Gaddar originally wanted Chennur constituency. But, now he is ready to settle even from Bellampalli constituency. His son is already a Congress Party member and has been actively participating in the party programmes.
But, looking at all these, one can but help wonder and ponder about all those hundreds of bright and sprightly youth you took to arms, fought the might of Indian state and went down fighting just on listening to the revolutionary songs of Gaddar. Today, the same Gaddar is hankering for his son's future and is ready to compromise on his principles. What a come down for this revolutionary bard!!
Yes, Gaddar is now moving heaven and earth to get an MLA seat for his son. He has gone all the way to New Delhi to meet the Congress boss Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi with a request to allot a ticket to his son. He has agreed to put up a symbolic fight against KCR in Gajwel if the party wants him to do. Though he is not a member of the Congress, he is ready to fight on Congress symbol. He has just one condition - make his son an MLA candidate. Gaddar originally wanted Chennur constituency. But, now he is ready to settle even from Bellampalli constituency. His son is already a Congress Party member and has been actively participating in the party programmes.
But, looking at all these, one can but help wonder and ponder about all those hundreds of bright and sprightly youth you took to arms, fought the might of Indian state and went down fighting just on listening to the revolutionary songs of Gaddar. Today, the same Gaddar is hankering for his son's future and is ready to compromise on his principles. What a come down for this revolutionary bard!!
