The current dialogue between development and devolution is taking too much time, getting too drawn out. Very little information on the process is available for effective public dissemination. In the meantime the space between the two positions is beginning to be occupied by ‘squatters’ with the Prabhakaran ethos. Having spent so much time, money and energy to be rid of the reign of terror it would be foolhardy for want of a dose of realism to let the dreaded tiger enter the lair once again, quite effortlessly at that, only because of the lack of political acumen and foresight.
The current dialogue between development and devolution is taking too much time, getting too drawn out. Very little information on the process is available for effective public dissemination. In the meantime the space between the two positions is beginning to be occupied by ‘squatters’ with the Prabhakaran ethos. Having spent so much time, money and energy to be rid of the reign of terror it would be foolhardy for want of a dose of realism to let the dreaded tiger enter the lair once again, quite effortlessly at that, only because of the lack of political acumen and foresight.