Split Wide Open

June 26

Split wide open

Neeraj Chowdhary

This article mainly dealt with the complicated political situation that arouse lately owing to the interplay of various small and big decisions taken by some of the most prominent leaders of the nation. The main focus was on two things, first were the presidential elections that have pitted Pranab Mukherjee and Sangama against each other and second was the tentative stand of CM Narendra Modi as the PM candidate for the upcoming lok sabha elections. Both of these topics were dealt in detail and described as to what all led to the present scenario.

One of the prime focus was on the poor integrity of the NDA and how vulnerable they are to the interests of the coalition parties. That in fact has remained to be the major concern with every type of coalition government India has ever had right from the time of establishment of the republic and it is one of the major concerns of today as to how each and every party that forms a coalition is only interested in fulfilling its own agenda. And the complication doesn't end here. Within the party itself, people, rather leaders, perceive the party policies in their own manner and discretion. This further leads to a variation in the demands of people within the party itself and this as we all know leads to cracks within a single party, a further division of manpower, further division of opinion and a further division of the credibility of that alliance.

This has been a major problems with most of the parties within the country which has also, to a great extent, hampered the performance and pace of performance of these parties.

All in all, under such circumstances, the more legible candidates fail to express their presence on the national podium and a more devouring lot of power playing politicians takes the stand of ripping the country off its integrity.

 To sum up with, there is certainly a lot more room for (improvement would be the wrong word) reconstruction and for an integration of various different arenas and expressions such that we can make a government who is there for the people in distress, a government that is made by the people that form one of the world's biggest democracy, and a government that is made of the people that represent what the nation is poised for.