Love-Slave 'plants' story

Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave had telephoned one of his friendly scribes and 'planted' a story in a leading daily that Ra-Blue had gone abroad, after handing over the Local Government election campaign of the Greens to Love-Slave. This came to light after Sun Kind-Leader cautioned Atta-Leader and highlighted Love-Slave's gimmick.

Captain Fool takes a break

Captain Fool has given Fonny a break on the pretext of the World Cup. He had told close confidants that he is fed up of their unending battle and gloomy political future. "But there is no turning back," he said. Captain Fool is now making all kinds of forecasts on the Cup as he doesn't like Sanga emulating his 1996 feats.

Soo-me's advice to Lull-Kanth

The Bell Boys are getting ready for the LG polls by organising several student protests at universities. "Our strength lies in the universities and we must force the authorities to close universities so that we could get undergraduates for our election work. Unless we do that, we won't be able to strengthen our election campaign," Soo-me, the One-sa cautioned Lull-Kanth.

Greens' suspicious polls campaign

The Greens are keeping a close eye on several of their LG polls candidates after a secret report disclosed that they would cross over to the opposite camp at any given moment. However, in most LG bodies, the Greens are divided into two camps; those supporting Ra-Blue and Love-Slave's boys. Love-Slave is funding some poster campaigns, provided the candidates include his photograph, instead of Ra-Blue's.