Its astonishing to see lack of alternatives and people of country coming out in big numbers to vote for a party who has been found corrupt from senior cabinet ministers to their representatives in highest government body like CBI and Vigilance.
How many times UPA government has been found corrupt by constitutional body like CAG . Now to see chutzpah of Congress which is actually a shame for countrymen as a whole is still people are supporting them because opposition was also either found corrupt or not able to prove themselves as solid opponent and provide a stable progressive government.
No Wonder Political pundits still project a hang government in Lok Sabha Election 2014.
BJP not able to come up as a strong contender and resolve internal conflicts and jealous and zealous oldies like Lal Krishna Advani, new leaders like Sushma Swaraj & Arun Jaitely or all time favorite Modi but facing opposition from many key allies who actually fear of loosing in local elections.
Why the hell we as Indian are coward to vote for progress of country as one.
Our Government knows this very well that most of educated middle class never goes to vote and all those who vote they want to make them so pathetic in their life they cant think rationally other than 2 time meals.
Why in al most 70 years post independence policies are not made on economic status but on case religion and creed.
Congress government just want to feed people for doing nothing so that people never learn much, or earn much by putting efforts. NREGS aims to pay people for doing all the rubbish work which is actually useless and is re-done before each panchayat election.
But no work to train/educate people or support financially by giving education loans,
Why no schemes for providing health benefits why schemes just to get reservation for not studying in exams?
I really wish in near future we guys can have better voting mechanism where we dont have to all the way to native town/city to vote and all can vote at ease of home just like we transact online via creditcard or netbanking.
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