Thursday, May 14, 2009

Politics Politics Politics !!!

Guys... I'm back with yet another "Politics" post. But this one really is thought-provoking. Must have a look..... and do let me know what you feel....

Polling over.... But that doesn't mean that "THE GREAT INDIAN POLITICAL TAMASHA" is over.... The main tamasha is going to begin on May 16th....

Yes.... Its the day when the election results will be declared and the 'horse-trading' will begin....

Actually I thought of writing this post when I was sitting at some place listening to a conversation of two people. Here are some excerpts :

Mr X : Kya lagta hai is baar sarkaar ka?

Mr Y : Pata nahi. Is baar bhi kisi ko bahumat nahi milega.

X : Haan. Woh to hai. Saala yeh jod-tod ki sarkaar ne desh ko barbaad kar ke rakh diya hai.

Y : Aur nahi to kya. Naa to koi development hota hai. Aur upar se yeh politician log ek doosre ki taang kheechne mein hi lage rehte hai. Solid kamaai kar rahe hai yeh log.

X : Desh jaaye bhaad me... In logo ko thode hi kuch padi hai desh ki. Yeh sab apna ghar bharne mein lage hai. Jitni zyada party utna zyada corruption. America ke jaise 2-party hona chahiye.

Y : Ab to yeh ek-do MP waali party bhi blackmail karti hai. "Ye kaam karo nahi to support khich lenge."

X : Exit poll dekha?

Y : Haan. Kisi bhi gathbandhan (alliance) ko bahumat nahi milta dikh raha hai.

X : Zabardast jod-tod hogi. Chhoti chhoti party ko bhi maska lagayenge. Is se to achha hai Congress aur BJP mil ke sarkaar bana de. Jiski zyada seats, uska PM. Sab 'kachra' saaf ho jaayega.

Y : Idea to achha hai. Lekin mujhe nahi lagta ye kabhi possible ho paayega. Congress aur BJP kabhi ek nahi ho sakti.

X : Agar aisa ho to desh ka bhala ho jaayega.

This idea of Mr X startled me. I thought forget two-party system. We can have a competitive government even in multi-party system. But for that, the two major rivals have to become friends. And thats very very difficult. 'Coz I believe that "Nothing is Impossible..." (line-maaro courtesy : Mr Napoleon Bonaparte). And of course everybody knows that "In politics, nobody is untouchable..." (Raajneeti mein koi achhoot nahi hota....)

This will discourage the small and micro parties that have popped up in every corner of the country like the mosquitos multiply in the monsoons. There will be more development. Party with more seats will get more ministerial berths. There will be way less mud-slinging as the main rivals will now be friends.

Even if this happens for two whole terms (10 years), all the small parties will loose their base. And thus ending coalition politics.

The conversation of Mr X and Mr Y compelled me to think about it. Nice idea Mr X.... You need a pat on your back. But the million dollar question is "Can this EVER happen?"

8 comments:

  1. Yaar tu kyu politics k piche haat dho ke pada hai...
    yaar ye bhi unka ek tarah ka business hai...karne de unko apni manmaani
    Hamara bhi waqt aayega

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  2. Ankit,the day these fellows realise and work for the country,BJP and Congress will decide to work together.Personal interests have overtaken the national interests,hence it is "to hell with it attitude".They seem tio beleive in the saying.....Everybody for himself and God for everybody.Don't expect much from them...they are all let downs.

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  3. @ kamlesh -
    thanks for the comment.... actually many of my friends hate me just 'coz i have a keen intrest in politics.... but u too have joined the 'hate ankit' bandwagon.... kab se yaar? evn u were intrested in politics.... n i agree wid ur 'comment' dat politics is their BUSINESS...

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  4. @ Mr B K Chowla -
    thanks for ur valuable comment sir... actually these politicians are nothing but 'shrewd businessmen'.... they know how to do their business... and thier business is to garner votes... they care a damn about INDIA...

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  5. nic ne..i totally agree vith u...these politicians hv no other wrk...dey dnt cre abt INDIA...dey jus do plotting n dats all....

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  6. @ shruti -
    although u too are a part of "hate ankit for liking politics" bandwagon, thanks a lot for caring to comment.... i'm glad that u commented even if u dnt like my politics posts....

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  7. lol..yeah i do hate it...bt dis i commented 4rm my heart...n i liked it 2..lol

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  8. @ shruti -
    well... thanks a ton... :)

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