HAVING OR NOT HAVING A DEGREE IN POLITICS HAS NOT DIRECT RELATION WITH THE BASIC PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIETY

HAVING OR NOT HAVING A DEGREE IN POLITICS HAS NOT DIRECT RELATION WITH THE BASIC PROBLEMS OF THE SOCIETY

29-AUG-ENG 15

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-----------------------------Having or not having a degree in politics has no direct relation with the basic problems of the society. The crisis of the daily life of the public is related to education, employment, health and inflation. But when the biggest face of power lies about his identity and qualification, then it is not just a personal matter. It is an attack on the moral foundation on which democracy stands. Hiding the truth from the public and presenting oneself in a wrong way is betrayal.

The question here is not about the importance of the degree. The real problem is that if the people in power rule by lying, cheating and spreading confusion, then it hollows the foundation of the system. This lie becomes a weapon of the power of the government, through which the same class again protects its interests by misleading the public. This is the disease of the entire structure that makes lies a part of political power.

If the person sitting on the highest post is found involved in lies and cheating, then it raises questions on the legitimacy of the entire electoral structure and the democratic system. Its impact is not limited to that person, but it sends a message to the entire society that there is no need for truth to gain power. When there are no medicines in hospitals, no teachers in schools, and people are taking loans for treatment, then the public needs true and honest leadership. This is the reason why the debate on degrees becomes so serious despite appearing trivial, because it directly connects with the public who has to sweat for their daily bread.