15th "Lok Sabha" a "Family Album"

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Cutting across the barriers of "Region& Religion","Cast& Gender",Party &Ideology","Left,Right & Center" all the 543 members of Lok Sabha will remain unanimous and proud in declaring the Indian 'Parliament' a complete "Family Affair"

In the 15th "Lok Sabha" we have two sets of 'Mother&son',4 sets of 'Father&son' besides hoards of sons,daughters,siblings,wives ,cousins and nephews.To add to these family trees we also have a fair dose of 'Bollywood' glamour.All these are bound to make a perfect cocktail for TV channels to scream a banner head line which may be similar to a current TV serial title "Ye Rista Kya Kehlata Hai...?.
The great Indian Democracy has at last been able to emulate the Karl Marx's slogan "From each according to his Ability and to each according to his Need ". However to end the similarity to 'Communism', it has restricted the scope of "ability" & "need" to a defined class of people called "politicians". So what happens for the survival of the other classes like "Slum Dogs" & "Middle Class"..? . No problem..the "Slum Dogs" will remain and keep figuring in the "Things To Do" list of the "political Class". After all they are the secret of their " boost & energy". What about the "Middle Class"? Well they will continue to be the "club sandwiches" for the politician's working lunch.Anyway let us not get furious and start raising our fingers.You know there are still five more years to go before we are allowed to repeat our act called "Ungli Utta aur vote Kar". So till then let's be happy being the "Sandwich" and not feel bad for not being in the "FAMILY ALBUM".
Anyways we have all along enduring being a "FACE IN THE CROWD" ...say "Cheese"

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