Being a Delhite it is amazing
to see the stance of media. This is the same media that was not stopping any
day from telecasting the Rape issues has suddenly gone mum on it. Congrats, Delhi
is now safe. No more “Rape Capital”. Wow! What a sudden change. Police is now
in control and no more tensions about it. I think we should have elections 12
months in a year, so that there will be no problem. Being a Delhite I am sure the problems haven’t
ended.And no one is actually bothered about it. It seems that during election
time people only think about elections. But even we don’t think about the
election because the election is just a time pass to us. Do we really elect the
people looking at our problems and the candidate profile or we just elect a person
based on our aggression, our party preference and our blindness. For me as a
Delhite whosoever wins will not help me anyway if they will only create chaos.
I am not an experience social servant, but I could really feel that Delhi needs
a CM who can think for the major Issue first. I have been watching news channel
for the past 3 to 4 years and I must say that “Women Safety” should be the
first priority for my city. I am not sure what will happen after the election,
whether the MEDIA will show those misbehaving attitudes again in the news as
they were doing until the last month or they will continue to follow politics.
Being a man I might be busy watching world cup, but the issue will remain an
issue until someone will do something to solve it.
In general, when we recruit
someone to solve our problem, then we look at their intention and also their
work experience in the same field. We also inquire that whether they have the
guts to do something they believe is right, even at the cost of going against
their own system. All said and done, we actually look at their experience on
the ground. Do we really see it when we elect someone for our own area? Does
any news channel compare it for us? Isn’t it strange? They compare statistics
of cricket players during matches or tournaments, but why they don’t compare
the work of all candidates, so that the voters can judge on their own. Why they
create such a fuzz that only doubt and blames surfaces from the discussion.
There is a lot of discussion
about corruption. Lot of people believe they can eradicate that. But what is
corruption? According to wikipedia- “In philosophical,
theological,
or moral
discussions, corruption is spiritual
or moral impurity or
deviation from an ideal” So in short we all are corrupted because we
know the moral stand, we know our impurities and we also know that we don’t
believe in “ideal”. What I might take away from this definition is that may be
corruption for us is only monetary (kind of robbery without proof). So if
somebody can give us the monetary benefit we start believing that corruption
has gone down, but in reality it is not, because at the end of the day we are similar
to what we were yesterday. My only concern is that do we really know what we
want. Why the media can’t show all the candidate equally by showing their
positive and negative sides? Why they have to chose one and criticize another?
Is media really the 4th pillar of democracy? Democracy is not biased,
I guess?
So in the end, I just want to
realize that whether I am improving on my own or I just want others to correct
me or both. Am I choosing a person because of the facts and experience looking
at the problems I am facing or I am just electing because I am fed up with someone
else because of my disappearing perseverance. Delhi has to decide what they
want. No-one is perfect and no-one will ever be. We can only make choice based
on best possible available in the current situation. Which glass I have to wear
is my choice and this goes to ever Delhite. I will definitely say that no-one
would be wrong because people at times elect because of their bad past experiences.
I would rather prefer to vote who have a firmer ground on deliverance and experience.
No matter whichever party, we need solutions and implementations. I know we all
will chose best possible options. Lets Rock Delhi
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