Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Democracy in India


                               IS OUR DEMOCRACY ON ITS LAST VOYAGE?
Earlier I had written an article on our life Before & After independence. The sanctity of our Democracy is deteriorating very fast and if we do not arrest this downward trend we may witness the collapse of this democratic governance very soon.
We have presently a set of elected representatives (selected?) who seem to be not bothered about their responsibilities and commitments to the people who brought them to power. Most of these MLAs/MPs are behaving so unmannerly in Assembly & Parliament resulting in disruption causing untimely adjournments of the sessions. These politicians are nurturing and maintaining their party interests only and not trying to find solutions to the numerous problems faced by the public at large. The sufferings of the people are always on the increase and no action is taken timely to protect the common man to live a peaceful life.
Murders and brutal killings are daily occurrences in this country of ours! We are afraid of our own countrymen than those who are termed as our enemies!! Why we should fight against our neighboring countries when we are at STAKE in our own country? I find that the leadership failure is the root causes of this plight of ours. The leaders are not able to guide and control the followers resulting in chaos and unruly assaults on people and public properties. The leaders fall in line with the followers! That is the bane of our society. We do not have a committed and responsible LEADER who can take us to a GREEN PASTURE.
The intended policy & structure of the Judiciary & police was to work independently without being interfered or influenced by the politicians. But now the whole system have been “turned turtle” by the interference of the introvert politicians. Both these departments must be free to perform and there should not be any external forces acting on them… Therefore the Constitutional provisions have to be observed in both Style & Use if we are to exist peacefully in this Independent country. Otherwise we will perish in a worst deplorable manner.
Abraham Philip Mangalath

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