As voting begins, the frenzy of political campaigning grows by the day. Regional and national parties have issued manifestos based on their ideology, and many parties prioritise vote bank politics, selfish political, and dynastic agendas. Fake narratives are being constructed to deceive voters in the name of caste, inflation, and the potential risks to the country if the current government is reelected.
The opposition, particularly the dynasties, is desperate, and they understand that if they do not perform well in this election, they will perish quickly. They appear to have no national agenda, instead battling for their own survival and personal benefit. To do this, they have been playing dirty games in various media and on the ground level. Fake freebie promises, caste divisions among Hindus, local issues, the North-South divide, a false story about constitutional change, a false narrative about democracy in peril, and other such narratives are regularly used to deceive the public across the country. Except for the BJP, no party is contesting the election to achieve a majority. Consider if we should vote for a fragmented mandate that will destabilise the nation.
Freebies make nations weaker and poor
Understand the serious repercussions of false promises made by the opposition. We do not want to follow in the footsteps of Venezuela, Greece, or Sri Lanka by delivering excessive giveaways that will set the country back a century in terms of progress. Freebies are the worst way to entice the common man. We must exercise caution and raise public understanding that these promises would devastate every segment of society and set everyone on a path to poverty, slavery, and despair. Let us not fall into the trap of saving a small amount of money, which actually depletes our savings in long run.
Is the constitution in danger?
The phoney narrative of changes to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s constitution if the BJP is reelected is a major joke being played by Congress leaders, whose governments made more than 50 amendments while in power at the centre. Late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi indicated unequivocally that Congress regimes would rewrite the Constitution as many times as necessary. Now that present Congress leaders are building a false narrative against the Modi government, how many amendments have been made by the Modi government in their ten years in power? They are truly striving to fulfill Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s dreams, just as he never wanted Article 370, which the Modi administration removed. He desired a uniform civil code, which will be implemented in the next term of the Modi government. The Modi government has addressed the changes that Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar advocated for the poor and underprivileged, and additional impetus will be provided in the next term. The plans for OBC, SC, ST, NT, and economically weaker sections in the open category have received every conceivable support for their socioeconomic development. How can the administration, which is attempting to fulfill Dr. Ambedkar’s ambitions, consider undermining the constitution?
Vote on national concerns, not local issues
Voters are perplexed by the names of local issues in specific areas, such as the drainage system. Let us be clear: we are voting for a strong, intellectual, and productive parliamentarian to implement the finest policies and laws for national security, international diplomacy and relations, socioeconomic growth in all sectors, and reforms to build society and nation. If the PM is weak and the government is fragmented, we will be returned to the pre-2014 condition, which neither supporters or critic of the Modi government wants to see happen again. As a result, it is critical to vote and support the best PM candidate from the NDA and INDI alliances.
Is democracy in danger?
The opposition is attempting to push an agenda that claims there will be no democracy in the country if PM Modi is reelected. If we look closely, PM Modi is the most respected prime minister in the country and one of the world’s tallest leaders, while also being the most reviled by his detractors in India. However, he has never taken action against his haters in the last ten years. He gets ridiculed on social media platforms in ways that no other politician is, but he believes in Democratic values and has never taken action against such persons or parties. So, if reelected, how would democracy be threatened? The dread among political parties and their leaders is evident because he will not tolerate corruption.
Vote for the right PM candidate, not on a caste basis
The most crucial element that these politicians will play is voting based on caste and sect of the candidate, which will divide votes and hurt the national cause and integrity, affecting the viability of right candidates. We must comprehend that this caste-based thought process has severely harmed us socioeconomically, resulting in mughal and British control for a few centuries, making us poor and developing a colonial mindset that believes in slavery. Do we want these days back? Surely no one does, so forget about caste and vote for the nation and the PM candidate. Get rid of caste politics and vote for the nation.
Avoid NOTA option?
Even though the NOTA option is available, it is not recommended. You must vote for “Available Best” while considering the PM candidate. Even if you don’t like the candidate, think about who you want as the country’s prime minister. Once you have decided on a PM candidate, it is easier to vote for them rather than utilizing NOTA as an alternative. The political system will not change in a few years; it will take at least a decade for substantial change, thus look into the PM candidate rather than the MP.
Keep in mind that any narrow-mindedness and lack of vision for society and nation will eventually ruin individual aspirations, as well as society and nation. Let us broaden our view by developing the roots that are making us big again, and we will see ourselves as “Vishwaguru.”.
Let’s vote for the PM candidate!!
