This refers to the public scuffle today between the the two MPs from Andhra Pradesh over rescuing the Andhra people from the flood hit Uttarakhand. The two MPs one from Congress and the other from Telugu Desam Party almost had a physical exchange for both had made travel arrangements and wanted the people to go with them.
Even though I completely disagree with the use of violent means to solve any sort of disputes and also there might have been a "showoff agenda" over here but in principle i agree with and promote the spirit of competition for public service.
It will be big boon for our democracy if our leaders keep competing with each other in terms of constructive public service in the hopes that who works more for the public will get more votes.
In a country where leaders get their votes on the basis of caste, religion, communities, parties etc it will be highly democratic if they have to work and work hard for the public to show their mantle and get votes.
And we the public should only give our votes to such candidates whom we feel will work extremely hard with full dedication for us and for our society at large (irrespective of their caste, party or community etc. ).
Even though I completely disagree with the use of violent means to solve any sort of disputes and also there might have been a "showoff agenda" over here but in principle i agree with and promote the spirit of competition for public service.
It will be big boon for our democracy if our leaders keep competing with each other in terms of constructive public service in the hopes that who works more for the public will get more votes.
In a country where leaders get their votes on the basis of caste, religion, communities, parties etc it will be highly democratic if they have to work and work hard for the public to show their mantle and get votes.
And we the public should only give our votes to such candidates whom we feel will work extremely hard with full dedication for us and for our society at large (irrespective of their caste, party or community etc. ).
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