Huh! It's Congress again. Both at the Centre and State. We already had enough of it during the last five years, and the election results remind me of an old Telugu adage which upon translation says, "The Goat Always Believes The Butcher."

We were literally robbed by the Congress at both the levels and we have voted them back to power. Ppch! expect a few more bomb blasts and scams in the coming years.

I expected a serious outfit like Lok Satta to gain a few seats, but alas it didn't win many. Chiranjeevi was a big flop, but the biggest loser was Chandrababu Naidu, who partnered with awful left parties and TRS.

I am back to watching IPL and I am now more worried about the Deccan Chargers. Then we have the ICC T20 World CUP.

"Cong backs SP, RJD demand to ban RSS," says a Rediff newsline.

Gimme a Break! I don't know how far minority appeasement should go on. But ignoring national securtiy for the sake of votes, I think, can be seen only in India. There are evidences to prove that SIMI has links with extremist organizations. But what the hell has RSS done that poses threat to national security? If talking tough against people read Muslims) who are supporting terrorist activities in India makes someone eligible for getting banned, more than 90 per cent of India's population can join the list. It's alike to preventing citizens from safeguarding their nation.

The Congress Party has done everything in the last four years to reach the trough and this seems to be another step towards setting another landmark.

All the best buggers!

Hats off to the people of Karnataka for teaching the sleeping father and his fat son a fitting lesson. It's also an important victory for BJP as this will send positive vibes across its branch offices in other southern states.

The beleaguered Kumaraswamy tried to put a brave face but alas! the huge defeat was vivid on his face. "In politics there is no ending. Every time it will start from the beginning. In politics, any person can win the hearts of people in the elections. We will fight it (loss of seats) and we salute the people (for their verdict), whenever people are in problem we will help them and try to cooperate with Karnataka," he groaned.

It would be better if the father and son sleep till the next elections.

Moving on to other things, I am happy that IPL is coming to an end in a couple of days. It's been an overdose of cricket and I really need a break from it. Of course, this dejection may also be due to the losing streak of Deccan Chargers.

Couldn't watch Bujjigaadu - Made in Chennai. Will finish off this week. Rejected one match and currently in turmoil regarding the right girl.