There are two IPL's almost being played around the same time.One in South Africa and the other back here on our own home pitch.
One IPL is normally branded as a gentleman's game. The other IPL is generally regarded a rogue's ball game. One IPL has set of rules that remain cardinal to the game. The other IPL may have rules but hardly remain visible. In one IPL it is essential to deliver to win. In the other IPL it is just winning that matters. In one IPL it is your stamina that monitors your score card.In the other IPL it is your nexus to goons and antisocial elements that works your vote bank. In one IPL the bowler swings the ball and the batsman drives it to cover. In the other IPL the politicians will twist the fact to cover their misdeeds to drive in the votes. In one IPL umpiring remains the most effective watchdog to see the rules of the game are not flouted. In the other IPL umpiring remains just an eye wash to hood wink the voters. In one IPL if you are caught you are out of the game. In the other IPL if the politician is caught on the wrong foot,the umpire declares it "NO" ball. In one IPL money is the biggest stake.In the other the fate of the country remains at stake.In one IPL the players play the game to win the match.In the other IPL the politician win the match to play their game.
In the IPL being played at South Africa the the Kolkata's Knight Riders may take pride in singing their anthem "Korbo,Lorbo,Jeetbo Re". In the other IPL being played here in India the politicians will use their muscle to force the people to dance to their anthem "Maro re..Peeto re..pher Vote Cheeno..re". In one IPL only the right fit team wins the game.In the other IPL the party that wins becomes the right fit.
For Dada & King Khan their batsmen & bowlers will remain the crux for their wining the match.For the political parties and politicians the "VOTERS" will remain the victims of their Political speeches. For Dada & King Khan cricket is a sport to drive profits. For political parties and politicians "election" is a feast to keep their power game beefed up with bluffs and promises.
You can find master Blasters in cricket but you only find Bluff Masters in Politics.
Should 'WE' the "PEOPLE" make "Politics" a gentleman's game or should we continue to be a "Game" for the politicians...Think that out..?
One IPL is normally branded as a gentleman's game. The other IPL is generally regarded a rogue's ball game. One IPL has set of rules that remain cardinal to the game. The other IPL may have rules but hardly remain visible. In one IPL it is essential to deliver to win. In the other IPL it is just winning that matters. In one IPL it is your stamina that monitors your score card.In the other IPL it is your nexus to goons and antisocial elements that works your vote bank. In one IPL the bowler swings the ball and the batsman drives it to cover. In the other IPL the politicians will twist the fact to cover their misdeeds to drive in the votes. In one IPL umpiring remains the most effective watchdog to see the rules of the game are not flouted. In the other IPL umpiring remains just an eye wash to hood wink the voters. In one IPL if you are caught you are out of the game. In the other IPL if the politician is caught on the wrong foot,the umpire declares it "NO" ball. In one IPL money is the biggest stake.In the other the fate of the country remains at stake.In one IPL the players play the game to win the match.In the other IPL the politician win the match to play their game.
In the IPL being played at South Africa the the Kolkata's Knight Riders may take pride in singing their anthem "Korbo,Lorbo,Jeetbo Re". In the other IPL being played here in India the politicians will use their muscle to force the people to dance to their anthem "Maro re..Peeto re..pher Vote Cheeno..re". In one IPL only the right fit team wins the game.In the other IPL the party that wins becomes the right fit.
For Dada & King Khan their batsmen & bowlers will remain the crux for their wining the match.For the political parties and politicians the "VOTERS" will remain the victims of their Political speeches. For Dada & King Khan cricket is a sport to drive profits. For political parties and politicians "election" is a feast to keep their power game beefed up with bluffs and promises.
You can find master Blasters in cricket but you only find Bluff Masters in Politics.
Should 'WE' the "PEOPLE" make "Politics" a gentleman's game or should we continue to be a "Game" for the politicians...Think that out..?
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