The Political Blitz of Sunder Bani-Nowshera

As the ferocious battle of  #JammuAndKashmir assembly elections is forth, I wish I could be there to confab and relish the hysteria. Political satire is something I find fascinating now a day. During my recovery process, I contemplated it to a greater extent.

Being a dweller of Sunder Bani-Nowshera Constituency, I have so many expectations. And the burden of expectations remained insurmountable for all these years.

I heard that they are working to build a bridge on my way to home. Do they know that I cannot cross the 'Nullah' with a broken leg? No! It's just political dogma.

Unlike me, many suffered economically, physically, mentally and so on. There is no hope in the political conformity of my area

The 'Sarpanch' of my village is still a missing character, nobody seen him (at least in our locality) after his swearing-in. How can I hope an MLA to visit us? It would be the day of eternity. Isn't it?

Last time I heard that people voted a person who endowed blankets and liquor to them. I don't think this much is the standard of my people. Eat, Drink, Enjoy but do not vote for the candidate who is bestowing such offers, such people will keep you and your children retrogress. 

Sully Prudhomme famously said, "GREAT ARE ONLY GREAT BECAUSE WE ARE ON OUR KNEES." Let's rise and fight for our future. Right from the living standards to medical facilities, from education to employment; we are bereaved!

I do not have much knowledge about candidates who are fighting for the crown, nor I am voting this time because of my meager health. But I am sure you all going to choose a CANDIDATE whom people 'dislike the least.' 

My wishes to Sh. Surinder Choudhary, the man with a moxie. He is most accessible among all candidates and my personal favorite too. Sh. Ravinder Raina, the newest face to the locality, charismatic and full of energy. He holds the supreme dynamism of Sh Narendra Modi. Sh. Rajinder Sharma, the man who changed the story of his own village. Sh Ravinder Sharma, whose MLC candidature didn't bring something over the nix, hopes are still on.

We are way ahead to the last assembly polls, let us be more pragmatic and choose the candidate based on the performance. A day to rise above from politics of abashment and greed is awaiting.

VOTE FOR A CONSTRUCTIVE CHANGE 

‘’Democracy is being allowed to vote for the candidate you dislike least.’’

‘’Democracy is being allowed to vote for the candidate you dislike least.’’

-Robert Byrne

These lines may best suitable to a democracy like India. The nation is seeing a tough time with its leadership and economic goof. Common people are having a usual bad experience with every government comes in center or state. The whole system is running as its own, may be grabbed in a few rich hands.

To change the current scenario may not only takes time but the sincere efforts too. Proven good efforts are the result of good governance and dynamic leadership.

If I look after a candidate to whom I should vote, creates an interception in my mind.

-Congress has left a question mark as ruling party. In last 10 years, a common man didn’t see much change in his plight. Just the ‘sim-cards’ remained unaffected of inflation.

Scams, lack of visionary leadership, inability to control the economic graph and much more has disgraced the strong presence of congress.

Congress may have nothing to market! Not even a candidate for the prime-ministerial position.

On the other hand, BJP raised itself as a strong party. Projection of Narendra Modi as a prime-ministerial candidate has made a lot of sense for BJP. His spanking score-card in Gujarat has lightened the hopes among common people.

 But the wounds of 1992 are still soaring his trouble. Minorities still doubt his credibility towards them. After all, every vote counts!

Arvind Kejriwal, a name that once becomes a talking point among the people of Delhi, is now a gloomy Sunday. His inexperience with political environment has become his headache. May be people still hoping from him.

A great leadership remains always a doubt in political India. Time to vote and ‘dislike someone the least’.