Did Alagiri really go to Loyola college?

MulaiAzhagi wrote:Alagiri a graduate from Madras Loyola College, despite of his weakness in English and lack of administrative experience, was made a Central Minister by his dear dad showing his muscle to Sonia and Manmohan Sing. Interestingly he never spoke or answered any questions in the parliament, instead demanded to be privileged to answer in Tamil and even when that was in the offing, he forgot Delhi but remained as a Central Minister for name sake. Utter waste for the Congress. Now he will give up the ministry. He is well known for his thuggery. So he is called the one never fears [to break law].


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Kris wrote:

MulaiAzhagi wrote:Alagiri a graduate from Madras Loyola College, despite of his weakness in English and lack of administrative experience, was made a Central Minister by his dear dad showing his muscle to Sonia and Manmohan Sing. Interestingly he never spoke or answered any questions in the parliament, instead demanded to be privileged to answer in Tamil and even when that was in the offing, he forgot Delhi but remained as a Central Minister for name sake. Utter waste for the Congress. Now he will give up the ministry. He is well known for his thuggery. So he is called the one never fears [to break law].


http://transcurrents.com/news-views/archives/477

>>>> I wouldn't be surprised if he can produce his diploma from Loyola. You must have forgotten about 'paper-chases' and that certain 'something' exchanging hands that can make things happen. In his case, I doubt that even all that was necessary. They probably dropped off his degree at this house once they got the call.

Kris wrote:

MulaiAzhagi wrote:Alagiri a graduate from Madras Loyola College, despite of his weakness in English and lack of administrative experience, was made a Central Minister by his dear dad showing his muscle to Sonia and Manmohan Sing. Interestingly he never spoke or answered any questions in the parliament, instead demanded to be privileged to answer in Tamil and even when that was in the offing, he forgot Delhi but remained as a Central Minister for name sake. Utter waste for the Congress. Now he will give up the ministry. He is well known for his thuggery. So he is called the one never fears [to break law].


http://transcurrents.com/news-views/archives/477

>>>> I wouldn't be surprised if he can produce his diploma from Loyola. You must have forgotten about 'paper-chases' and that certain 'something' exchanging hands that can make things happen. In his case, I doubt that even all that was necessary. They probably dropped off his degree at this house once they got the call.

Kayalvizhi wrote:>> Alagiri may have used this as a convenient way out to avoid answering questions. Exactly how difficult would it have been to have someone translate for him?

Please don't post on things you do not know about.

charvaka wrote:Alright, when did his name transition from Azhagiri to Alagiri? Why did I not get the memo? I hope the next move is not to Alagir, eventually to Alamgir.