Three points I extracted out of many are as follows.
1. Open Economy is centered around the center or in the cities.
It covers roughly 30% of the population (not the Land Mass).
This is the so called, the middle class or business class.
70% is the Rural Community.
The rural community depends on the 30% in the center for their survival.
The Rural Community lacks the social infrastructure.
2. Open Economy is basically and inherently corrupt and there is no apparent transparency.
3. The 3rd is the most important.
There is no proper bondage between the two systems.
Those in the center use politics, race, religion and poverty to make the Rural Community , the slaves of the system.
There is no emancipation for the rural masses.
There is no system change what the people expected.
They become perennial (parayas) commuters in the system.
4. The fourth point (he should agree) I should add is that the present NPP has no grasp of this division having gathered more support from the rural masses.
Their aspiration for political, economic and social emancipation would never see the daylight.
The division is widening but no solution envisaged.
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