One of the defects in our political system is that the mass is ruled by few who do not necessary represent them.
Poor
The Majority of the class which votes belongs to the economically weaker section of the society, which agrees to vote against cash, food, laptop (a temporary relief to various hardships)
Middle Class
There is a majority of middle income group educated class, which though is affected the most by the system (devoid of effecient Public Transport, Water Facilities, Reasonable prices on Electricity and Gas, and Food Items) continues to prefer "Slogging more than before to make the ends meet" rather than Vote on the voting day . It just does not occur to this class that the weapon that the have in hand (their VOTE) can effective bring about changes in their lives.
Rich Class
The majority of this class is sceptic, insecured and scared of letting go of comforts. It lacks empathy and has fallen prey to the competition of power. Empathy(which is also a part of emotional intelligence) seems to be more or less lacking among this section of the society. Although the pursuit of this section in very self centred, this section is conveniently blinded by the politicians in the name of goodies an freebies (promises of skyscrapers, Malls, Clubs, Gymkhanas etc). This class is fooled and deprived of the facilities by the Government in the name of private membership etc.
The only class that gets benefitted is the Politicians who without loosing any thing from their pocket manage to fill in their pocket
For instance:-
1. The Politicians in the name of the Government (by passing laws like Land Acquisition ACT) acquire land from poor in the name of Public Purpose for eg Garden/School/Playground/Railway Track etc. The consideration paid to the land owner is mere pea-nuts.
2. The land so acquired for Public use remains unused till the time that the original owner and also others forget about the mode and purpose of land acquistion.
3. The Politicians then in the name of some or the other Company (necessary reflecting interest of the Politicians or his AID) acquires this land from the Government either in the veil of lease/caretaking policy/ Development Rights etc.
4. The Company so backed by the Politician then constructs skyscrapers, Malls, Clubs, Gymkhanas etc at exhorbitant rates and collects the money from the rich class.
5. Thus the Politicians(Government) Remain like the MONKEY who grabs opportunity from both rich and the poor at the cost and expense of the Middle Class who mainly pays for the expenses of these Politicians.
Our Government has become a Government "OF THE FEW, BY THE FEW AND FOR THE FEW".
Some of the early rising birds have realised the entire game and now seek to change the rules of the same. We have the option either to join them and give them the strength to enable them to make us stronger by changing the system and Seeking Vyavastha Parivartan mainly by incorporating
1. Jan Lokpal
2. Right to Reject
3. Right to Recall
4. Decentralisation
You can contribute to this movement seeking change by any of the following ways:
1. Join #AAMADMIPARTY
2. Volunteer with your expertise
3. Promote the vision of AAP i.e. #SWARAJ
4. Donate at http://donate.aamaadmiparty.org/
5. Share our posts and ask your friends to share too
6. Invite your friends to follow our page.
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Poor
The Majority of the class which votes belongs to the economically weaker section of the society, which agrees to vote against cash, food, laptop (a temporary relief to various hardships)
Middle Class
There is a majority of middle income group educated class, which though is affected the most by the system (devoid of effecient Public Transport, Water Facilities, Reasonable prices on Electricity and Gas, and Food Items) continues to prefer "Slogging more than before to make the ends meet" rather than Vote on the voting day . It just does not occur to this class that the weapon that the have in hand (their VOTE) can effective bring about changes in their lives.
Rich Class
The majority of this class is sceptic, insecured and scared of letting go of comforts. It lacks empathy and has fallen prey to the competition of power. Empathy(which is also a part of emotional intelligence) seems to be more or less lacking among this section of the society. Although the pursuit of this section in very self centred, this section is conveniently blinded by the politicians in the name of goodies an freebies (promises of skyscrapers, Malls, Clubs, Gymkhanas etc). This class is fooled and deprived of the facilities by the Government in the name of private membership etc.
The only class that gets benefitted is the Politicians who without loosing any thing from their pocket manage to fill in their pocket
For instance:-
1. The Politicians in the name of the Government (by passing laws like Land Acquisition ACT) acquire land from poor in the name of Public Purpose for eg Garden/School/Playground/Railway Track etc. The consideration paid to the land owner is mere pea-nuts.
2. The land so acquired for Public use remains unused till the time that the original owner and also others forget about the mode and purpose of land acquistion.
3. The Politicians then in the name of some or the other Company (necessary reflecting interest of the Politicians or his AID) acquires this land from the Government either in the veil of lease/caretaking policy/ Development Rights etc.
4. The Company so backed by the Politician then constructs skyscrapers, Malls, Clubs, Gymkhanas etc at exhorbitant rates and collects the money from the rich class.
5. Thus the Politicians(Government) Remain like the MONKEY who grabs opportunity from both rich and the poor at the cost and expense of the Middle Class who mainly pays for the expenses of these Politicians.
Our Government has become a Government "OF THE FEW, BY THE FEW AND FOR THE FEW".
Some of the early rising birds have realised the entire game and now seek to change the rules of the same. We have the option either to join them and give them the strength to enable them to make us stronger by changing the system and Seeking Vyavastha Parivartan mainly by incorporating
1. Jan Lokpal
2. Right to Reject
3. Right to Recall
4. Decentralisation
You can contribute to this movement seeking change by any of the following ways:
1. Join #AAMADMIPARTY
2. Volunteer with your expertise
3. Promote the vision of AAP i.e. #SWARAJ
4. Donate at http://donate.aamaadmiparty.org/
5. Share our posts and ask your friends to share too
6. Invite your friends to follow our page.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=601576776532124&set=a.454846544538482.96610.454826997873770&type=1&theater
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