JUST ONE LAW CAN AVERT RUSH IN INDIAN POLITICS




As on 23 March 2024 there are 6 national parties, 57 state parties and 2,764 unrecognised political parties are in India. There are countless number of politicians engaged in the day to day functioning of these parties. The people of the country never asked anyone to form any party or requested anyone to come and serve them. The people both individually and collectively and the political parties.one after the other voluntarily came forward to offer their services to the people.

In this election it is estimated that an average of 15 candidates are contesting for each seat. One may doubt why so much people are rushing to serve the people. The prime factor is that our parliamentarians are getting handsome emoluments. No academic qualifications or experience is prescribed. In some cases their brilliant school mates who went for engineering or doctorate and then passed the civil service exam become subordinates of these less educated politicians.

The rush found in Indian politics can be suddenly brought down without any forceful action. As it is not to focus on any particular party, no one will get hurt. Just one law is enough. Anyone found involved in any corrupt activities related to money or anything else connected to wealth should be imprisoned for life term. Such one should not be allowed to contest in any election in the future. If this law is implemented there will not be big rush of candidates in every party in every constituency. And finally it may clean Indian politics, irrespective of party consideration.

K V George 



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