NOT JUST LEADERS, PEOPLE SHOULD NOW FORM ALLIANCE TOO; KUMAR CHANDRA BHUSHAN

NOT JUST LEADERS, PEOPLE SHOULD NOW FORM ALLIANCE TOO; KUMAR CHANDRA BHUSHAN

1-NOV-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA-------------------------During a meeting, Kumar Chandra Bhushan Tiwari, State President of the Rashtriya Savarna Samaj Sangh Bihar and independent writer, said that not only leaders in the state and central governments form alliances to secure votes. Now, the public should also form alliances to respond to the fraudsters by forming alliances at their convenience. This practice of deceiving the innocent public can be ended. The public elects a candidate with great enthusiasm and joy, but then joins other parties for their own benefit, and then forms an alliance, but loses the feeling of the public's joy and pain. He disguises himself before the public and pretends to be their leader. The time has come to put an end to such games so that candidates who win with the public's trust cannot deceive them again. Now, the public needs to be vigilant and form alliances to vote so that such people can be taught a lesson. The ongoing practice of politicians arbitrarily imposing candidates without regard to public sentiments can be stopped. On one hand, there's the slogan "Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas" (All Together, All Development), and on the other, the selection of candidates based on caste-based equations. What does reserved seats even mean? Is this what "Sabka Saath" and "Sabka Vikas" mean? Democracy advocates equal rights, so why the discrimination by reserving seats during the electoral festival of democracy? Now, the public needs to be awakened so that every citizen can benefit from the right to equality in democracy. Therefore, the general public needs to form alliances to vote and build a merit-based India free from caste discrimination, so that deceitful politicians can be taught a lesson.