Dear Brother Kalmadi
Posted on | August 3, 2010 | 21 Comments
(Personal)
Dear Brother Kalmadi,
Greetings.
Kallu, our village gambler, says a special ‘yo’.
Ever since the glorious wikipedia told us that your middle name is also Kallu, he has been wearing a special friendship band in your honour.
Wait, he says ‘yo’ again
Brother, we are aware of the trouble surrounding you.
Brother Twitter has told us.
So have brother IBNLive and sister NDTV.
Everyone seems to be doubting you.
But they do not see what we see.
You have replaced ancient Business Sense with new-age Business Benevolence.
Is it true that you bought an umbrella for more than 6000 rupees?
Benevolence 2.0!
Brother, we are with you. Seriously.
Myself, Talli, Jags (Jaggu) and of course Kallu.
Last night, just before placing the last order in our country liquor bar, we formally formed the Committee of Organized Comrades of Kalmadi.
C.O.C.K. will be spearheaded by Jaggu, our village cybercafe owner and internet expert.
C.O.C.K. has a single-minded agenda.
Every time someone accuses you of building leaky stadiums, hanky-panky-deals, etc, simply send us an e-mail with that person’s address.
We will send Bajrangi, our village wrestler to sort him out.
Trust us, we guarantee the results.
And Brother, as a confidence building measure, we, on behalf of C.O.C.K., invite you to purchase the following items at these special rates from us:
- Buffalo Milk – 800 rupees/litre (water mixing 70 rupees/litre extra)
- Country Liquor – 250 rupees/pouch
- Bansi’s old cooler (1 year old, good condition) – 18000 rupees.
- Broomstick – 600 rupees a piece.
All items will be delivered on advance payment with proper stamped receipt.
Okay?
So much for now Brother.
Bajrangi awaits your signal.
Meanwhile, ignore all those aspersions and keep that eye on the games.
Like Talli said just before he broke the bottle on Dhania’s head last night:
Only someone as uncommon as you can make the Commonwealth Games a success.
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P.S. Since the bank account of C.O.C.K. has still not been opened, we are accepting only cash payments for now
Tags: A letter to Suresh Kalmadi before the CWG 2010. From rural India.



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