An Appeal To Indian Voters For 2014 Election

[bjgupta 0]

Indian public has been badly letdown by corrupt political leaders. Hopelessness and sense of being knocked down is natural outcome of widely prevailing corruption. It is time to accept the reality of corruption and do our best. In the scenario when no political party is free of corruption, I appeal to voters to judge the party which is less corrupt and bring it to power. If we are successful in bringing to power a party which is even 10% less corrupt than other, we will be making our country richer by billions of rupees. This act would be as charitable as donating blood and more charitable than donating millions of rupees to the country.

So although badly knocked down , it is for you to stand up and fight. Nobody else will.

With regards,

(B.J. Gupta)

 

 

 

 

[k_nitin_r 8]

In the Indian country side, the voters themselves demand that the political parties hand over cash in exchange for votes during the political campaigns. They seek a hundred rupee note, which is worth less than two dollars, in exchange for their vote and the political parties have the means and are willing to pay for the votes too. Some voters are also part of regional professional associations that influence their votes, therefore political parties manage to provide funding or other benefits to these professional associations to obtain votes. Presently, it would seem that voters have to decide between a member of the Gandhi family or Narendra Modi to elect the leadership of the country.