The much awaited (and also the focal point of decade long controversy) Ayodha verdict is finally out and as per the venerable court’s ruling, the disputed land of 2.77 acres in the holy city shall be divided into three parts among Hindus and Muslims. It is also true that unlike 1992 the situation is comparatively calm and thanks to the meticulous planning and adoption of adequate measures there has not been any untoward incident yet. It’s also good that the Indian political arena has welcomed the court’s verdict unanimously. But this can’t be the end of story. Citizens are neither content nor tranquil yet – they are aware of the venomous saga in the Indian politics and what can be the filthy maneuvers in this largest democracy. We can still remember what went wrong in the early 90s, politics of religion and how a notion of private belief was brought to the dominion of public.Result was riots that rocked the entire nation in the following days.This may be termed as exploiting the religious sentiment of innocent Indians. How can the caste-based politics dominating a vast area of Indian scenario be defined then? Even if the movement has been in vogue for more than decades, there has hardly been any positive and radical transformation into the life of Indian populace or people belonging to the lowest strata of the society. What is most striking, the cropping up of Khap Panchayat has not been criticized by the political parties of India or governance yet, forget about taking any action. What can be deduced then? Everything, whether it’s religion or caste, exploitation of every issue and its continuation and abrupt termination does take place with one and only purpose – VOTES. To the mainstream Indian political parties, devoid of ideologies, vote is the greatest mantra and for the preservation of the same vote-bank politics no stone is left unturned ever. Religion and caste have already been talked about. But language, ethnicity and racism across India enjoy the same importance to and hence, they are also used painstakingly from time to time to usurp power. The Dalit situation in India can be the best eye-opener in this context. This people persecuted for generations have been talked about much. Their conditions have often been discussed in the corridors of power ever since from 1947. They have got their own political parties. But the deplorable condition continues in the same track. The majority of them, in spite of casting votes in profusion, at times, are devoid of the basic amenities yet to lead life properly. There is hardly any proper sanitation system in the areas they inhabit, not to speak of education and professional facilities. There have been scores of assurances and release of schemes by governments in a row. But the situation is explicit to us. The greatest mockery is – these people are also voters.
corruption by the politicians Indian politics is flawed with the corrupt politicians enjoying the prestigious positions. Politicians are sometimes not fair with their decisions and many of the tasks are not dealt on time or sometimes not even dealt with. There are lots of money scandals taking place too as the politicians grab hold of funds instead of putting them to rational use.
Though India is considered as a democratic country and the politician always say loud that they are “for the people”, “by the people” and “to the people”; but if we look deeper into it, this statement have lost its glory. Today India surely have lot of political parties, but still people do not see any party competent enough to rule and therefore they drop out from voting. Just wondering, do these politicians ever take notice of the current situation of the country? Do they ever try to understand the psychology of common people or citizens of India? They seem so busy to work for themselves that they do not even have time to comprehend anything. So who will take care or listen to the problems of common man? Walking through the stairs of court for everything is really quite cumbersome. Therefore it is imperative for every Indian to understand their rights and responsibilities as a citizen and should pledge fighting against this political exploitation.
although when India became a democratic nation, we Indians rejoiced that we eventually have political set-up in our country. with times we have realized that the hierarchical system was much better than this so-called modern system of governance. there is no denying the fact that politics has become a dirty game in our country as corruption has affected the whole system badly.
india is suffering from very strong drawback in political scenario. the leaders themselves are being found guilty of charges such as money laundering. it is time people should realise and bring change in the government. recently the people of egypt have come up by protesting against the government. though not needed in that way, we should really work together to bring necessary changes in the current system.
Unfortunately yes, india has become a victim of dirty regional politics of every state. The reason attributed to this is the number of political parties are soaring up and in their competition to stay in power, they make the whole political system dirty. I think government must reduce the number of political parties which are unwanted and only create nuisance.
Corruption has over powered the whole nation especially the Indian Politics. The leaders of the nation are more interested in making money and filling up their own treasure chest rather than working for the welfare and development of the society and nation as a whole. When these Political leaders are so corrupt, how can we expect them to work towards removing the deep rooted evil, i.e. corruption. Politics has become a dirty game and India has become the victim of dirty politics of the leaders. It is the duty on the part of the citizens to raise voice against the wrong on-goings.
Yes indeed India has become a victim of dirty Politics of its own leader and corruption is the outcome of it. There are no leaders in India who dedicatedly works for the development and progress of the nation. Everyone is busy filling their treasure chest. Every Politician is same and no single politician can be blamed for it. Corruption should be uprooted from India completely to improve the Political scenario of the nation.
Indian political system has been completely ruined by the politicians and in return, the nation has become the victim. Indian political system was definitely not bad but it lacked in various aspects and the political leaders have made it corrupt and dirty. They have become more interested in money-making than in development and progress of the nation. The dirty politics that exist in India is ruining the nation and definitely India has become the victim of dirty Politics of its own leader.
