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Tit-for-tat situation
Dear Editor,
In the matter of the constitutional reform process and the continuing impasse, there were comments by the minority arm leader on the issue (KN July 13). The comments beg can the minority arm leader speak for the majority arm leader? If this is so then this must be made known to the Chairman of the Committee, especially in view of several recent statements, emanating from the small arm, of its walking away from the collaboration soon. The dead silence by the majority arm leader on the comments of the coalition partner in particular and on this matter in general, sends a clear message of utter indifference on the whole question of constitutional reform.
It seems it is a tit-for-tat, pay back situation as alluded to in the article. Where is the political maturity?
Shamshun Mohamed
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