Defending absent CM

There was a big commotion recently outside the house of a Behrampura councillor who lives in Danilimda Ward. With a crowd of women shouting slogans,the man decided to remain indoors. At last,his servant came out and told the crowd that since he did not represent their ward,he was helpless in addressing their problem — draining out rain water accumulated overnight. The crowd was told that their representative lived across the road. The crowd dispersed within minutes after hearing that as no one reportedly dared to knock the door of their representative.

In lighter vein

Courts mostly deal with serious issues and court rooms reflect this seriousness. However,the High Court recently experienced some lighter moments. Two senior lawyers were having heated arguments over a demand for a short adjournment by one of them. The judge hearing the matter intervened and in a lighter vein asked them not to engage in a ‘hot’ argument when the atmosphere was wet. One of the lawyers laughed and replied that it was a perfect time to have dalwada. The arguments ended there and a short adjournment was granted.

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