What We Expect From Our Politicians

Ask any 18 year youngster who is about to cast the first political vote, and listen to what they have to say. The youngsters of this day are more aware and make sure they make a conscious decision. And while they exercise their franchise, they deliver this knowledge to everyone around, and make sure everyone does vote too. 

The younger generation asks for honest politicians, ones who will put themselves second before the moral obligations, and demand actions rather than words. They want the leaders to inspect and work upon developmental obligations rather than just random works. They need to learn about honest politics and how it works in the developed countries and implement similar strategies to fast forward our country to development. 

The people are tired of and political games and demand answers. Law is stringent, but the people who control this are weak, and hence trial and law is a never ending game. Same goes for the much needed infrastructure and status of poor people. They are neglected and frowned upon, despite their protests. 

On the other hand, young Indian politicians have risen above the challenges and are employing great heights within the system. They look for infrastructural defects and try to employ changes. These young Indian political leaders scout for inspirational changes to adapt within the people. The young Indian politicians are adapted to the latest technologies and improve the social media performance of the party. SEO contents, Facebook likes and twitter account is managed by these people. While they connect with the people of the country to post their queries to the leaders, the popularity of the party is increasing within the younger generation. 

The newer generation of people demand greater political activity, honest work and active social influence on the current politics in the country. They want to see an increased level of transparency and accountability within the party, its members and the election manifesto. And to let that work out, these people are even willing to educate their juniors into the benefits of voting, and take part in ways that they can afford to. 

It is time before we get to know if the above request becomes a reality, and have to wait for the results of the Lok Sabha General Maharashtra Elections 2014. The results of the election fever will unravel the mysteries surrounding the political drama. Will the birth of young political leaders of India influence the system? Has the young voter base took to greater electoral participation in this election? Do you think the newer parties with different agenda and work styles influence the common man? Is India happy with the current political swing and looking forward to better days? Have the requests and pleas of the common man been answered. We have to wait for the result day to find out.

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