By Dr. R. Balasubramaniam
When one reads the several tweets that are flooding the social media space about the ongoing political drama in the State of Karnataka, one worries on how people are interpreting ‘Leadership’ and how they see the State being led. While one party cries foul and blames the selfish positioning of the leader and his family, another sees the hidden agenda and unwillingness of another to share power as the problem. Another party which just formed the Government sees the swearing-in of their ‘key architect’ as the leader who can deliver the State from ‘mis-governance’ and provide the much-needed ‘development.’
