Ticket to politics..

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Hats off to UPA's generosity. They continue to deliver one blunder after the other. They are practically serving on the platters, scams after scams for the opposition parties to take on them. However a 'not so' united opposition and a politically unwise BJP are not able to muster enough grit & valor to seize these as opportunities to replace a bad governance with good governance. There is nothing wrong with our democracy. What can democracy do if our parliament proves a helpless spectator watching the "man" at the helm succumbing to back seat driving.

It is not that the country has not progressed in spite and not withstanding economics of corruptions & black money. However the potential for our growth remains grossly under used because of vested agenda and decaying politics.

Coming to politics... how can ?...the seasoned & veteran politicians and political parties allow a yoga guru to go around splurging money and making mockery of politics by turning it to a circus of political "assans". It is the responsibility of BJP stalwarts and other political veterans to ensure that good governance is restored and ensure that politics in this country does not remain hijacked by "Yoga" Gurus and "Yuv" Rajs'.

No doubt Baba Ram Dev is one among the finest yoga guru available to the stressed up masses in the country. His impeccable credentials as a Yoga guru has given him a "follower bank" that remains a sheer dizzy in numbers. However it does't give him the moral right to turn these numbers into a voting bank and plunge into national politics using the key word "corruption" & "black money".

Let us be responsible citizens and understand that Baba Ram Dev is a yoga guru of par excellence but that should not be 'read' as his ticket to politics...

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