POLI-TRIKS and Not Politics

     Being a democratic country, India has end number of political parties. But the saddest fact is that there leaders at the helm of almost all parties have nothing called morality or moral values. A simple glance at the government in Karnataka will prove it. Neither ruling nor the opposition is good in any way. To understand my statement, you need to be non-political and non-supportive of any party. If biased to any party then you will find the other party as corrupt but if you look from an eagle’s eye view, you will find everyone equal. This is time for the ordinary civilians who do not bother about what happens next to be aware of what is happening in politics rather than just voting……… because it’s our right to have good political parties and leaders. Whatever the party be, if the leaders are bad and corrupt, we need to raise the voice. Remember, “power corrupts, more power corrupts more”

Vandalism???????????????

                           While walking through of the roads in Bangalore I happened to see many posters and one among them was a bit shocking and amazing. The big cut out had the photo of the Honorable Governor of Karnataka, added two horns and written “420 Bharadwaj”. Is it democracy and is this how a particular party shall write and depict about the constitutional head of the state? I just don’t understand the moral standard of the people and the party who have done it. What moral values do the upcoming generation learn from such vandalism? And it is all the more pitiful that no one to pluck and throw them into dustbin nor is there anyone to raise voice. The honorable opposition party also did not do anything against it, who knows whether this was done with their support too? Each and every political leaders need to be looked through suspicion as I find so much agreement among themselves while they make people fool outside with facetious comments. Whoever be the person be the particular act is heinous and the public must raise voice. Governor is always governor and not a person to be played with.