Lets Drop the Hanky Panky

[Amal]

Re: Lets Drop the Hanky Panky

@hanibal

I believe the politicians, no matter from which country they are from, they go with the pulse of the people, they play politics on the things demanded by the masses, be if corruption, roti kapra makan or Shariyat… if we as the people together start making a sound which calls for education reform and revolution through education then one of these politician is going to pick up that line and is going to make it his selling point and as we know, rest will follow the lead…

The vote power we have is strongest of all, even the likes of Ayoub, Zia and Mushy wanted it from us… so the sooner we recognize it the better it is for us..

The elimination of corruption is not going to happen until we as nation are educated enough, it will take some good time but that clock will only start ticking once we initiate the education movement..

You are reposing too much of your trust in the collective electoral wisdom of this nation. it has been discussed on and off that unless votes are cast on performance, no amount of electoral exercises will come to any desirable fruition. Haven’t you heard politicians saying all the time that they should be voted out if they are not delivering. That’s fine. But they yell so only because they have perfected the art of talking their voters into voting them again. A free lunch and free drive on the polling day is enough to entice the majority of rural voters — that is 70% — into throwing their votes. And I am yet to talk about other influences at work in rural areas.

I understand that the best way to make the most out of electoral exercises is to diligently work on voter education. Unless voter manipulation is addressed, you can never have a genuinely sincere leadership to come to the fore.