dear indians (who did not vote)
we the people of india should be proud of our democracy.
proudly saying that we are the largest democracy of the world.
showing only 50%-60% voting.
it seems like the underprivilaged people r more worried about the country.
the more educated and well cultured people of mumbai seems like they r too samrt to understand the importance of an election.
i feel peity for them
unable to do the only DUTY the country wants them to do.......
remember "EITHER YOU CAN BE A PART OF PROBLEM OR A PART OF SOLUTION"
sadly most mumbaikars are part of the problem...
I agree with Iggy....
ReplyDeletewe are given a complete right to vote for our choice, den y dont we use it?? Even the goernment has declared every voting day as a holiday still we are unable to spare at least few mins to go and vote.. really shame on them who didnt vote.. a biggest shame..
On one side, we dont vote.. we even dont bother to think about voting, and if the results are not as per our wish we show our frustrations.. we blame the politicians for what they do and for what they don't. we literally curse them like they are the real sinisters..
WHAT THE HECK is it??
if you dont vote then just keep your mouth SHUT. You dont hav any right to even speak a "p" of the politics..
many people are there who dont bother themselves to vote for someone but are highly pleased to get involved in the social blunders if there are any aroused..
the time was different wen some bloody people usde to rule INDIA, they would imply their own rules on us and we were left with no options but to obey them...
Now the situation is all changed. Everyone is free to express his own thoughts. No more ruling and no more racing. The scenario is much more soothing, den y not about politics..?
wen will we get the pleasure to see an INDIA where each and everyone will ask his neighbour...
"I VOTED.... DID YOU????"