The citizens, “we the people” contemplating of the infringement of the indefeasible rights cannot be told for tolerating infraction or invasion of their rights anymore, which is guaranteed enough to relegate at the dawn of human rights. India has now been engulfed by the fire of hatred among the citizens, by the fire of scam and corruption amongst bureaucrats, by the fire of greed, lust and passion through politician and this is a paradise lost to perpetuate them under parliamentarian system. There is no respect for law, no respect for our cultural heritage and traditional values. The dream of independence by our people has been shattered, battered and broken by unholy combinations of greed, lust and power based on falsehood and violence. The nation is at cross roads with devils workshop on one direction and the deep sea of uncertainty towards the other. There is a dark cloud of uncertainty with complete chaos.

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greed and lust of power practically regularised by this way that,if you show this and this work with more and morte points and percentages ,you will be promoted with such designation and reward of such money on the reverse you will be punished on such a way. Maheshjani shivshiva.webs.com more  
You just poured what I had in my mind well said thanks more  
The article on Sonia Gandhi from Yogesh Saxena is really interesting and if only half the information was true - it should be made public now. Everyone across the world would love to know what is happening to this high profile dynasty - that has led the country to this sorry mess. more  
Well said Satyanarayana. more  
In the course of the door to door campaign spread over four months before the just concluded Lok Sabha elections, I seized the opportunity to visit the house hold in a number of slums and low middle class localities. What I saw was a very beautiful sight of peaceful harmonious co-existence. All of them shared the poverty, shortage of water, insecurity of the growing teenage girls, limited toilet facilities, near total absence of power supply, medical facilities etc. They shared with me as to how the politicians exploit the sensitivities of the people therein through their goons who infiltrate from outside their colonies to create disturbances in the localities. True indeed. Has any politician or top bureaucrat's residential area had such problem? It is always the poor who pay with their lives. We need to educate the have-nots in our society to administer their mohallas. Let them decide without any interference from outside as to what they want and need in their colony. Let the government/municipality deal with clearing the finances only after these mohallas clear the bill on satisfactory completion of work. Is someone in Modiji's government listening to all this? more  
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