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Height of Expectations in TAMIL NADU

May 16th 2011:
Ms.Jayalalitha sworn in as CM of Tamil Nadu and the same day, she promises to keep her words for her pre-poll promises done to her voters (Janata of TN).
Some of her promises were:

Free School uniform to all students. (4 pair of dress + 1 shoe)
Free Laptops and other devices (?)
but the best were:
a. Free FANs to all households.
b. Free JJ Mixer Grinder to all women.
c. 3-Phase electricity to entire Tamil Nadu....

But reality is something else, 12-14hrs power cut in entire state at this time.
and on March 14th, 2012, she promises again that electricity conditions will be better by June of this year.

but still, AMMA is a super power and her fan following or devotees have no qualms against her.......

they still believe that someday, her promises will be fulfilled.
This is my take on this blind expectation:
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  1. KushagraMarch 19, 2012 8:00 PM

    Vinod u r indeed becoming a lone fighter!!We dont know any govt. but as truely potrayed we r the 1 bearing the brunt!!!!

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