Perhaps for all other profession
and service sector have a retirement period but absurdly not for politicians. Even
Priests who are in service sector do retire at the age of 75 but not
politicians. Politicians who have tasted what the real power is, the comforts
and popularity that politics can offer, never want to retire. They wish to die
as a great leader, like prime minister or chief minister or ministers only then
their death will get immense publicity and can receive all state honors for
their funeral.
Politicians are people obsessed
with hunger for power. Once they are intoxicated with the power, never they want
to get away with it. It is a power addiction. As long as they are in power,
they will be venerated by the supports, the moment the politicians are out of
power and authority they will not be given the same respect as they were in
power.
To amass wealth and to easily
become rich there is no other shortcut other than being a politician. Politics
is no more a service and it is a big time money making business on the label of
service. Look at our politicians and the amount of the wealth each one possesses
and that itself speaks the truth and that is why these creatures don’t want to
retire at all.
We shall remind you something,
you dear Politicians of our country “You are living at the expense of the
citizens of the country.” We, the citizens of the country, are meeting all your
expense and what do you all give us in return? The politicians should learn
that the status and the comfort they are enjoying are the end results of the hard
earned money of the destitute of this land. They are answerable for our
well-being and convenience. The Politicians are elected to serve us not to be
served.
In their speech they aptly fit so
many jargons like Aam aadmi and aam janatha to woo the general public during
the election campaigns. The politicians are big time pseudo ones. The
politicians can’t understand the value of the hard earned money. When the
common man is working hard in the scorching sunlight our politicians are
resting comfortably in the air-conditioned rooms for which the money is paid
from state exchequer.
If the politicians of our country
were to learn the misery and hardship of Aam
aadmi they would not have increased the price of fuel and would have done
something remarkable to chock the inflation. If the situation continues in this
alarming rate, the life of the common man is going to be even more
miserable.
The irony is that the job that always
demands greater managerial skills and educational qualification has totally
unfit people for the post. How many of our politicians are really qualified to
mange different portfolios in terms of their educational qualifications and
experience. In our country anyone can be a minister provided he wins an
election with money and muscle power, and educational qualification is not
counted at all.
If politics is a service why MPs
and MLAs are having a salary system? A MP is getting a salary of 48000 apart
from TA and DA, on what educational ground they are paid such a big amount as a
monthly salary. Last year the salary of MPs was hiked triple time, that is from
16000 to 48000 and they were not happy and they were arguing that in America
the politicians are getting paid really high. The politicians of our country
should understand that what is their educational qualification and caliber
matched with their counterparts in US.
Do you think that adequate
thinking and research are going into all the projects that are undertaken by a
politician? Many a time the projects turn up to be a big flop and the
politicians remain beyond criticism. I think we should have legal provisions
wherein they should be put behind the bars if they waste the money due to their
mismanagement. It is high time for the politicians to learn that being a
politician is not just a profession but it should be a great dedication and
sacrifice to serve the citizens and the country at large. The happiness and joy
of the politicians shall be in serving their country not in living at the
expense of the citizens.
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