“Government of the people, by the
people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.” - Abraham Lincoln
I am blogging this post as I am deeply
concerned about the present political crisis in Andhra Pradesh. The State is
passing through a crucial phase as it is a ‘make or break’ scenario. It is time
for Telugus to make a wise decision either to part away amicably or to stay
united forever. The current crisis clearly shows that the political leaders let
down their own people for their political gains. They indulge in match-fixing to safeguard
their political positions and interests. They must realize that they got their
positions when people voted them to power.
However, the politicians think that people are unaware of their
political games and gimmicks. The
reality is that people have become more mature now due to rising literacy and
recognize the real leaders who respect their wishes and champion for their
progress and prosperity.
In any democracy, people are
important, not parties. Political parties must bow down to the wishes of the
people. There should not be any false prestige for them as everyone makes
mistakes while making decisions. They must know that people are Gods in
democracy.
The leaders who cheated their people
have gone to the dustbins of history. It is obvious that there is a clear
leadership vacuum in the state of Andhra Pradesh. This state is undergoing a
major crisis and I am sure it will come out it successfully.
Andhra Pradesh needs true leaders who
can walk their talk. People are looking for leaders who can keep the interests
of their people above their own personal interests. Unfortunately, all
political parties are vying to win the attention and affection of the people
without addressing the major issues as the elections will be held in 2014. The history of Andhra Pradesh will not excuse
the leaders who let down their own people for their political games and
mileage.
In India, there are divisions in the
name of caste, region, religion and language which is a danger to democracy. It
is essential to address it earnestly to strengthen democracy. Politicians are
responsible for playing such caste, regional, religious and linguistic cards.
Hence, Indian youth must come forward to lead from the front to take India to
greater heights to ensure universal brotherhood and fraternity. They must make India as a launching ground for
achieving global peace and prosperity by spreading universal brotherhood.
Love your mother but don’t hate
another person’s mother. Love your caste but don’t hate another person’s caste.
Love your region but don’t hate another person’s region. Love your religion but
don’t hate another person’s religion. Love your language but don’t have another
person’s language. Love your community but don’t hate another person’s
community. Above all, love your country but don’t hate another person’s country
as to be born in a particular country is a chance, not a choice. Remember, as your country is precious to you
another person’s country is equally precious to him/her.
Here is my message to the world: Respect
to all. Disrespect to none. Jai Hind!
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Nice message
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