Wednesday, June 20, 2012

I am right because you are wrong!!

The biggest problem today in Indian democracy is "I am right because you are wrong". What I mean here is the attitude of all political parties towards ignorance of their wrongdoings and about blaming other parties on what similar sins they have done.

When BJP is blamed for Gujrat riots, it reminds Congress about 1984 riots. Can the sin of Gujrat be overlooked because congress did the same in 1984? Can one be right because another is wrong?

Similar blame games regularly occur when they talk about each others corruption counts in UP or TN. Can one party be let go of stealing 10 rupees because his opponent has stolen 15 rupees in past?

I have never seen a congress spokeperson not mentioning Karnataka and Yedurappa when they are asked about corruption in 2G or commonwealth. Even they never miss out years old incident of Bangaru Laxman. My simple question to them is "did you siphoned crores of taxpayers money becuase Bangaru once took bribe?"

Even the bigger problem is we the people tend to agree with these stupid reasoning. When we think about Yedurappa giving large government lands to his sons, we think it's ok becuase Raja has made hundred of crores. Why we let go both of them?

Vimal