STOP POSTERS, WALL WRITING, FLAG POSTS ETC IN ELECTIONS



Election is an opportunity for the Indians to make the country dirty the maximum possible. As many walls as possible in the country are used for writing and pasting  posters for election campaign. Over and above these flag posts are erected on way side hampering traffic movements. Even posters are found stuck on the highways. In railway stations in Kerala, publicity boards of Trade Unions are found more than the public information boards. Unfortunately none of our political parties have learnt so far that these wall writing,  posters etc wouldn't fetch even one vote for any party. Yet they keep doing this blemishes. Many countries including USA with a population over 33 crores and Fiji with a mere 9 lakhs population do not do these dirty campaign.

When spoil the surroundings the people of Kerala must think that it is a well known tourist destination in the world, the state is striving hard to meet the day to day needs of the people and tourism is one of the largest scope at our reach. If we can keep the state tourism friendly in all respects we can expect a huge inflow of tourists from all over the world. If we set our target  for an annual revenue from tourism to Rs 2 lakhs crores, it would be certainly achievable. We must ensure a systematic participation of people in tourism front. Huge number of people can be deployed in this section ensuring them reasonable earnings. People from different fields shall automatically get accomodated in this vast arena. I wish to add that because of our dirty political misinterpretation we should not lose this golden opportunity. 

K V George 

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