Summer
is almost retreating paving a way for sweaty month of Bhadra, when people
swelter because of more humidity. In this backdrop, a lot of politically
motivated hot air is blowing around the country because of ensuing election in
Bihar. Now from the title itself, it is evident that using slang words are
quite common in politics and more so, when you attack your opponents while
doing election campaign. To use slanderous statement is not uncommon because
the candidate, in question, may get some added advantage. The state of Bihar is wrapped with the various packages of election
manifestos from the NDA government, which prompt the reticent Sonia to malign
Modi by addressing him as Hawabaaz. As per her, Modi has drastically failed to
keep his various promises given in the general election in the last year.
In the recent days, she shows her
aggressiveness little more and become a
Congress lynchpin and tries to attack Modi, perhaps on the wrong foot.
She says that Modi has over promised and
under delivered.
Modi promptly retorted
back informing that her party, who was at the helm to run the country for two
decades, is nothing but a creator and
of
hawalabaazi. The number of scams, which
was happening in their tenure, is the maximum
under any government, so far.
In fact, her party was most instrumental to
run a government, whose primary focus was how to involve into corruption.
Fooling the common public, their government was busy to embezzle the funds via
various scams. Further, Modi
criticized
Congress to block the proceedings in Parliament because they apprehend that
government’s tough decisions for various bills, including the stashing of black
money may remove their masquerade.
Congress counterclaim that this black money retrieval is a game to cover
their inefficiency and BJP is dagabaaz.
Now this baazi game is very hot and it will be in forefront for some
more time, till the results of the Bihar assembly election are declared. Whatever
may be the election result, every electoral winner will be doing this hawabaazi
in full spirit to garner the supports from their voters. If you delve into the psychological
game of any election, there is nothing wrong to prove your voters of your worth
and to excite them by making a little tit - bit.
All parties adopt this game plan and Sonia
and Modi are also getting engaged in this type of repertoire.
It is to be seen, who is more influencing the
voters with the help of this “baazi” propaganda.
Giving promises on the eve of an election is
not a new kind of hypothesis.
For
example, Nitish is giving a basket of effective and lucrative proposals to his
people and he feels that this will entice his voters. How far the same will
convert into votes, time will only tell, but as of now, he is not putting any
stone unturned to ensure the win of his alliance.
It seems Congress Baba, Rahul who is the Messiah
of farmers is desired to run a Kurta Pajama ki Sarkar in Bihar,
of course, if his party wins.
What is
wrong to see a day dream? One does not need to spend extra money for the same. People
or the voters are accustomed to big doses of bombarding words. They get
pleasure with these sorts of loose words and wrangling between the
candidates.
Along with Modi, his ministerial
colleagues Jaitley and Rathore also give tall talks like “India is ready to edge out China as the
global growth engine.”
Alas! If Jaitley
could have thought a little bit of his inability to implement the GST bill in the
country. For politicians, hawabaazi is good; hawalabaazi is equally lucrative,
because all
these slogans are at the
cost of the voters. So, how does it matter, who is screaming?
Why
he is screaming? The only sufferers are the
common people.
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