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Murphy's Law!!

We are what we are.
There is an Universal law apart from law of karma and that is called Murphy's Law.If things can go wrong they will definitely go wrong. This law is applicable to Indian context more than any other country. Probably our politicians are adept at making this law true each time , every time. Take for example the Maha mess now. Just last year we watched the tamasha in Karnataka where the rank outsider Mr.Kumaraswamy suddenly being catapulted into CM's chair due to holy or unholy alliance with Congress after elections.They made strange bedfellows. Every day routine of Mr.K was to brief the media in the morning that the coalition was working fine, and in the evening media appearance to have his handkerchief handy and shed tears that nothing was alright in coalition and he would not continue as CM.This tamasha went on for nearly 8/9 months and we know what happened after that.

Now we are not learning anything from such past history and we want to repeat that at all costs.The theater is now Maharashtra and the stage actors are different but the screenplay is the same.Another tearjerker is in the offing!!

Even Ram temple will get constructed in Ayodhya and even J&K will return to normalcy but our politicians cannot but enact and repeat the same story line in every state. Is there anybody to disprove Murphy's Law.!!

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