The nation searches for a leader.
In a Loktantra governed through
Prajatantra and therefore an overall dismal failure so far, the search for a leader
is once again center stage. With the ruling dispensation projecting the royal
heir apparent and the opposition rooting for Modi, the guy who turned around
Gujarat, the populace would once again have to make a choice between two
commodities, both of which have their obvious pluses and minuses. It however is undeniable that the Modi wave
has taken the nation, almost by storm.
It is true that Modi has found
favor amongst almost all the sections of the society. The rickshaw wala, the
panwala and the small time grocer, all are rooting for Modi and rightly so, if
he has proved to be the messiah for Gujarat, he has the potential to be one for
the nation too. The brightest ray of
hope is apparently visible.
Since the last over six decades,
the gullible public of this nation has been bending over backwards to place on
the pedestal anyone who appears inclined to take the nation forward. Yet its
hopes have regularly been belied as the nation has rapidly proceeded downhill
and at the same time provided ample opportunities for loot by the cohorts of
the chosen guy. Bofors, disinvestment, 2G, 3G, CWG, Chara, Coalgate, Adarsh and
many others, the loot that has perpetually been on has picked up speed during
the last couple of years. The gullible public in its heart of hearts sincerely
wants someone at the helm who will stem the rot and take the nation forward, and
that someone as things appear now is either Rahul or Modi. A progressive young
heir versus a man of integrity and conviction who is steeped in deliverance.
The battle is indeed going to be exacting and interesting.
It is indeed a turning time for Hindustan.
The previous year witnessed the maturing of a nation, the constituents of which
inspired by the clarion call against corruption started turning out on the
streets of many of its major cities. For the first time ever, the average Indian
moved out from the comforts of his home to the streets, heeding an undeniable
call of conscience.
What is going on presently cannot
be allowed to go on perpetually. The various scams are indeed a blot on the
collective conscience of the nation. An operation clean up is the need of the
hour and the first step in this direction has apparently been taken at Panaji yesterday.
May God pull this nation out of
the morass it has brought itself to!
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