Geological Society life member Thambi Nagarjuna warned even UNESCO that humans who are born to live only 60-70 years should not be left to be killed by nature. On the Wayanad Mysore route, a government teak plantation is standing on the plain land for about ten thousand.
After cutting the teak and taking it, the government should give that land to the forest hunters, which is never disturbed by nature. Tata and Harrison have 19 lakh acres of land. All the good land was taken by the planters and the people were pushed to the death camp in the Western Ghats. Take back some of this and give it to the people and vacate the danger zone called Western phase.
Because what’s coming next will be ten times the amount of rain clouds evaporated by global warming. All this will fall in the western phase. In the future, when the western phase witnesses great disasters and land changes, people should be removed from there and given good land – Thambi Nagarjuna reacts to the Wayanad disaster.
Wayanad is witnessing a great disaster that Kerala has seen. It should be seen as a tragedy of man-made mismanagement. A time when scientific progress has been so advanced, a time when things can be done to the extremes of the possible world, a time when man is conscious, man dies more painfully than animals. Thambi Nagarjuna says that those who have lost their sense of state and are in power for commercial interests should at least think differently and understand what is the Western Ghats and what is climate change.
