Some-Bun-Done game for anything

Some-Bun-Done had attempted to secure a deal with Atta-Leader and Huh-Creem to capture power at the Council that is Eastern. "We are ready to give you anything you demand," he said. Atta-Leader held two rounds of closed door meetings in a desperate bid to capture power at any cost.

Love-Slave rejects Tiger alliance

The internal power crisis in the Elephant Party has further deepened after the party's latest defeat at the PC polls. While Ra-Blue and Atta-leader are planning a raw deal with Some-Bun-Done, Saa-jeet the Love-Slave has declared that it would be better to lose power than chasing after Tiger cohorts in the wilderness.

Chand-Rah's shady housing deal

Chand-Rah, the Winning-Gem is often described as an expert on issues of governance and good corporate conduct.

But when the former chief of the chamber that is for commerce, retired as the chief eagle in insurance six years ago, he purchased a company owned house for Rs. 15 million though it's estimated market price at the time was Rs. 90 million. The property is now valued around Rs. 200 million.

When other directors objected to this shoddy deal, the then chief eagle turned the legal opinion in his favour, ignoring the accepted norms and corporate governance principles. It is an open secret how he was involved in controversial privatisation deals and suspicious transactions when he was at his peak at perc. None compensated share-holding eagles for the loss they suffered due to his shoddy house deal.