Gully Small Leaders Racing To Become Star Politicians

During the time of election campaigns it is very common for political parties to sling mud against others. Chota netas utilize this opportunity to the best to showcase their fire-brand value such that they will fall in the eyes of top-brass.

Names like a T-leader's son-in-law, TRS Party's Ex-MP and RTC Ex-MD, which are heard very rare, now surfaced on TV Channels. Thanks to the 'content' hungry media that never restricts or rejects any such interviews and press-meets of these netas whose only target is white-washing the opposition. Accusations and derogatory statements have become the primary weapons of these 'netas' making our cultured society and civil values bend its head. A surf from 1-100 channels on Television shows how many unknown faces (at least unknown politicians) condemning the ruling party's leaders and their schemes. None of these leaders ever try to hike the wages of people working in their companies, but they still fight for the 'employee welfare schemes'. These 'gully leaders' are trying to zero on the ruling party ministers in 'Liquor Scam' but are not fighting for an Alcohol ban like the state of Gujarat.

The only aim of many these 'gully leaders' is to fall in the eyes of top-brass thereby securing an MP or MLA seat. After that, every leader is same again with their databases including a couple of scams and a heap of unlawful things. Rather getting lured by these 'cheap' stunts of politicians, it's time for people to open their eyes and vote for right to build a better society and a better India.

Umesh Chakravarthy,
Software Engineer - IBM