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| Pranab Mukherjee is thinking how to sort out this serious issue |
Pranab called stinking toilet as 5th
world war and ask government to appoint high panel committee
In a serious issue that can become a national
debate, when India's new President Pranab Mukherjee visited his toilet in
Rashtrapati Bhavan (Raisina Hills) it was stinking badly. He called this as an
international issue and asked government to set up a high level investigating
committee on his sweeper Ramkisan Yadav. The development took place just after
Pranabda attended his Presidential ceremony and called terrorism as 4th world war.
"Arey
kaa bolu! Pranabji kaa to hum kaa kuch samajh naahi aawat hai. Oouuu paachave
number kaa toilet maa gaye aur jhat se baahar nikal ke bolat rahe. Ee kaa
hai... ee to 5th world war chal rahaa hai hiyaa aur bole Manmohan ko jaldi se
bulaao," informed victim of Pranab Mukherjee's outrage, Ramkisan Yadav.
He said
"Unhone hum kaa suspendwaa kiyaa hai aur bolat rahe ki humaar sir pe do do
IAS officerswa ko lagaaye hai ki hamaare toilet saaf n karne ke peeche kiskaa
haat hot rahe hai."
One
Congress official source confirmed that Pranabda immediately took a meeting of
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Home Minister P Chidambaram and Defence Minister
AK Antony to sort out the issue.
"The
consensus built on to appoint a high level committee of 2 IAS officials which
would visit the toilets will do all kind of inspections by themselves
personally, will talk to Ramkisan Yadav, and few other servants such as dhobi,
maali, cook and driver and after 6 months they will submit their findings for
proceedings," said the source, requesting anonymity.
Pranab
Mukherjee confirmed the issue; he said "Itsh sho embarashing that we are
shtill finding hover hour pershonal shit. I want to go behind. This ish 5 th
world war for India and is intornashional isshue. Thish hash to short out here
only."
Pranab
Mukherjee in his Presidential speech said that fighting against terrosim was
the fourth world war while cold war was third one. However, United Nations
circulated that Pranabda was confused in numbering and world had only 2 world
wars.
"I don't know
how he arrived at such a weird number. I don't believe anybody can make such
mistake in counting," said U.N. head Ban Ki-moon.