Lok sabha Election 2014: Time to think about your Primary principle

Government does play an important role in our daily Lives. Such as The education system, the infrastructure and the most important financial and economical system etc. which does have a great percussion on our livelihood. We often hesitate about going into Govt. hospitals; there is reservation in every Government sector, we face many difficulties while travelling by public transport. It is not a pleasure to read about scam and corruption every morning. People of India are strong enough to Call it a “Enough is enough”, but this anger has to be convert into votes unless we can’t bring a change to this situation. For healthy economy, good governance, for our own good you and I must vote in Lok sabha Election 2014.

Most of us wonder what change our vote will make anyway.

The answer is very simple that it is the primary right to vote for the citizen of a democracy and it helps to make the nation a better place. We often blame on our system but always fail to acknowledge what is making the system progressively worse. So you can’t change anything by not voting thinking that will not change anything. It is very common to hear people are saying that “I hate this country”. Hating and holding values both are totally different things. It is more that possible not to hate and not to agree at the same time. What will a country do when its own people is hating it. So hating your country will make it worse not better.

The Lok sabha Election 2014 is a doorway to change the surface of Indian politics. This is the great time to stand a chance in this election for every political parties in India. The citizens of India have many option for voting this year and hope they will choose wisely the better one which suits the best for their needs.

The congress is trying hard to make damage control after the series of scams and corruption while taking it as an advantage BJP is desperate to win the trust of masses of India by showing the “Development” formula; it is really a do or die situation for Congress and BJP.

Many political parties strongly have lined up against “Modi Sarkar”. Such as - Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Admi Party, Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress, Sharad Pawar’s Nationalist Congress Party, Mayawati’s Bahujan Samaj Party etc. However, Arvind Kejriwal may not be so Popular as before, but remember the aftermath of 2013 Delhi Assembly elections?

We may have different views, faiths, caste etc. But our desire should be one to vote for a better India. So, May 16 is the date which is the very important for our country and its people at this very moment. So, choose wisely and vote wisely.