Any stone will do!


Shri Gaddar, at present a leader of the Separate Telangana Movement was reported to have penned and sang a song, ridiculing Sathya Sai Baba, in 1978. He was also reported to have said to 'the Week' Magazine, at that time:

"In India you can exploit people in two ways. One, if you have the capital to invest. Two, you must invest in the ignorance of the people and exploit them through superstition."

OBSERVATION:
Even Separate Telangana Movement leaders exploit peoples' sentiments. Maoists and Naxals collect large donations on the pretext of buying arms. We have a proverb in Telugu : 'Ee raayeiteeneem pall`u uud`akott`ukoot`aaniki' which roughly translates as under : "Which type of stone , should we use to dislodge our teeth? Any stone will do!"

We can use a diamond of 600 carets! Or we can just use an abandoned brick from the Tanjavoor Brihadiswara Temple! We cannot probably use stones in our gall-bladders or kidneys!

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