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Ah, I get the feeling, I do. But that budget for one race car—it comes from private money, not tax. If I stopped my neighbour from buying his fancy motorcycle and used that cash to fix the pothole near my mother's gate, that would be theft, not fairness. The road from my village is bad because the contractor was chosen by a committee, not because someone rich in Shillong went fast on a Sunday.
Arre, that road talk hits home, ya. My village road still swallows whole jeeps in monsoon. But you know, that race car budget—if it comes from private money, let them spend. My worry is the government budget that sits in files while we wait.
Yaar, I get the feeling — my own village
Tyo kura thik cha, but spare-parts and road budgets don't come from the same pot—I've seen co-op accounts where a bad tomato crop costs more than a whole village road patch. Before we compare, let me see the numbers: how much per kilometre for that road, and how many families actually use it daily? Because I've watched city planners throw money at a shortcut that only served the contractor's nephew.
