Bhopal. In this diamond year of Indian independence, our country, which once had the status of ‘Vishwaguru’, is no longer capable of becoming anyone’s ‘disciple’, although our fateful ruling leaders do not get tired of going around the world and praising themselves, but in reality our The situation is like that of a peacock which dances continuously after seeing the clouds of progress and later sheds tears due to lack of achievement.
Since independence, there have been different eras of politics in our country, the politics of Jawaharlal’s era was based on the idea of progress, whereas from the era of Indira ji, the era of politics of doing everything for power started and she An emergency-like step was taken to protect the chair, but today’s politics has gone beyond that and today even the Constitution is not being spared for the sake of the chair and everything is being done to save the chair.
….But the biggest surprise is that everything has changed since independence but there has been no change in the thinking of the politicians and the understanding of the voters. Even after seventy-five years of independence, today’s politicians are still following the same path of elections. Which was seen in 1951 at the time of the first elections, even today politics is based on promises and assurances and today’s politicians look at the common voter from the same perspective as in 1951 and behave in the same way, sometimes in the name of progress and development. Today the votes being sought are being sought on the basis of religious slogans, if the ruling party BJP is raising the slogan of ‘If you divide, you will be cut’, then the opposition party is making ‘Judege to Jeetenge’ as the medium of its victory, although there is a difference between the power and the opposition. The meaning of both of them is the same, but the belief of both in their slogans is different, but the aim of both the slogans is the same “chair”.
The most sad thing here is that it is clearly written in our Constitution that religion will be kept completely separate from politics, but today religion and politics have merged so much that now it is difficult for the voters to understand both religion and politics in the true sense. It is happening, but what should be done? Today, when the seat of power has become important and the politics of sacrificing everything for it has started, then all logic and efforts have become secondary in front of it and the most worrying and regrettable thing is that our new generation or The future of India is also being trained in similar politics, which is worrying.
….And the biggest worry and concern of today is that the pivot of power i.e. the common voter of the country has been left to its fate and once in five years his door is knocked with tempting slogans and then he Leaving aside the trust in God, like the God of today’s politics, Aradhya Dev, he covers his face and goes into deep sleep not only for four months but for four years in a year, our common voter may have become adept in every aspect of his life, but Even today, he is zero in terms of political thinking and duty towards the nation, our respected politicians have kept him so entangled in their personal and family problems that he has not been given time to think about his duties, responsibilities or rights. He remains engrossed in thinking about his life’s policy all 24 hours.
In this way, overall ‘public service’ has completely disappeared from today’s politics and it has completely become ‘self-service’ and no one has time to think about the country, nation and society. .