Dearth of credibility

The mass people whose major part lives below the breadline readily forget throughout the five years their deprivation of the promised things made to them by the politicians. Whenever an election approaches, creating a festive environment the politicians deftly devise a plan to get the extremely simple poverty-stricken people allured by offering immediately a

sizeable amount of money with sweet words of eradicating all sorts of deficiencies after entering into the parliament. But in course of time those are proved just empty words. Brushing aside the commitments to the people the parliamentarians rather become corrupt and pile up wealth. They remark ludicrously about the actual purchasing capability of the general people. They don't assure the utility services, let alone other facilities. To the extreme dismay of people, they engage the people in uniform to lash out the protesters who raise their voices to fulfil their legal demand; the law-enforcers are totally bereft of humanity and cultivated manner. Justice especially in case of murder is still a far cry.

The state of the poor people remains unaltered, insecure. Still with a new version of optimism they cast votes. Such passive reactions are unlikely to continue for long. The 'Kansat Tragedy' is such a grave warning for the politicians who thought that by exercising military power they would strangle the rising, but that heinous attempt failed. There is a great lesson for the politicians from that incident. So on the verge of another election, I urge the politicians not to make any false commitments playing with the emotions of the general people and you must be credible to the mass people through your pragmatic actions and refined behaviour which will be exemplary for the rest of the countrymen and this can also rescue the image of the country from the disgraceful tag 'failed state'.