Pain of their plain truth..

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Patriotism surely will continue to remain the last resort of the scoundrels but not politics. In today's independent India Politics seems to have emerged as the first and the only resort of the scoundrels. Our parliament has overwhelmingly a greater percentage of criminals than the world outside the parliament. How can we therefore hope for leaders to emerge from such parliament to lead us and the country.

The politicians are frankly the only tribe enjoying to the hilt the freedom that we won from the British. Over the years they have perfected their art of yarning stories of growth amidist scheming scams, plotting scandals & brewing venom.

To-day the entire nation is behind Anna Hazare's movement against corruption. Every one of us are standing up and speaking for Anna & his team and his war against corruption. Initially the politicians grossly under estimated this movement. Now they see in it a serious and devastating threat to their dynasty & their imperialism. The tabling of the Jan Lok Pal bill in the parliament was totally an act of their face saving desperation

The government in power has also become restless. They are all out to push ahead smear campaigning the people's movement against corruption. The politicians in the country have come to realize that this Anna Hazare's movement can soon take away their power, arrogance and become a serious threat to their opportunity to plunder& loot.

This is the time for all of us to stand together and ensure the flickers of HOPE that ANNA & his team has kindeled for the country is kept alive and burning. Let us make sure this is the beginning of the countdown for our politicians to suffer the pain of their plain truth...

Comments

Himanshu Tandon said…
I sure hope that the flame keeps alive for a little longer and the media doesn't orphan the cause the way it does 2 days after a bomb blast.
September 3, 2011 at 5:48 PM
KAYARBEE said…
I agree... but having come thus far we surly can walk our cause without having to hold hands with media...as long as we believe we can live our belief... we can afford to break away from this mad mad media....
September 3, 2011 at 7:20 PM
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