Is politics open only for the reltives of existing politician

Alisha Savla

Alisha Savla

Alisha Savla
Most of the politicians we see today are some or the other way related to the existing politician..........

is this act justified or is it due to the reason that :
PEOPLE HAVE A MINDSET THAT ALL POLITICIANS ARE BAD.

As a citizen of india isnt it requird to get into the working of our country rather than pointing out its errors
 
Its a coincidence that I was discussing just this with my team and we hopped on various topics from communism to dictatorship and we realized that India is called as the largest democracy not because of the level of freedom you enjoy in democracy but because of the huge population it has.

Valentines day is just around the corner and we may again see stupid laws dictated by political parties. We dont know what new years is going to turn out into. In tier 2 and 3 cities the case is worse and downright pathetic in villages.

The suspects for attacks that may happen or have happened in India are handed over to us by the United States which is a shame for our intelligence system. CBI cases never get solved.

High profile people who have to go to prison ( sanjay dutt including ) get recruited by a party for their political campaigns.. they now somehow don't have to stay in Jail. The new sure shot method of getting into politics is now as easy as committing unimaginable crime.

I wonder after all these decades of independence, what really is in place. Our military is nowhere close to one tenth of china, our service levels are pathetic, only a handful of our products have made it big in the international markets. We dont have a google or a microsoft or a baidu or a amazon or a yahoo or a facebook or a orkut ..

I blame the complacent political system for all thats going on since almost 6 decades now.
 
yaa thats very true wat u hav mentiond above.
politics which should be apillar in politics is the main problem with our coutry which is called as "the largest democracy in the world"

the is not the fact that as a citizen of indai we should atleast devote 1 hr of our week and work in our own ways for improving the country

it can simply start with throwing garbage into garbage dumps and keeping the country clean

this could form a revolution in India to get it democratic and political system back on track............
 
Politics is open to anyone who lacks scruples and has a burning desire to exploit the common man, actually. Lineage helps, but lack of it isn't a hindrance.
 
The initial loginc is flawed in the sense that the 1st politician could not have come about if he had to be related to someone else. Politics is for everyone especially for those who want to stop playing the blame game and do something about it .
 
no its not . only giving tickets is d part of politicians but giving dem vote n make dem powerful is in d hands of comman man.......
 
only giving tickets is d part of politicians but giving dem vote n make dem powerful is in d hands of comman man.
 
politics should now be only for those who want to do something for the country, i know thought is to naive, but atleast let that be the basis of how we see the political system from now on,.... n who knows maybe it'll be that way....
yup! background can not matter!
 
Two most important requirements to rise in politics fast is Money n Political Lineage.It takes ages for any honest politician to rise fast...There is no option for the Voters to elect an able n efficient leader because parties don't give them seats to try there luck.That's how the trend goes on n on....The entire system needs a change
 
well i think the reason for which the relatives of politicians are entering into politics is because NO ONE other than the person from political background wants to be in politics and this is what gives them opportunity to bring their relative in there..
 
well i don't agree with this area, as other try to come up but people like us say that this new guy I have never seen before and that's the reason may be a common man doesn't want to be a part of politics
 
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