Free ravadis: Election Commission’s letter to political parties is nothing but a pile of dust

The Supreme Court had asked the Election Commission last month to put a check on political parties that go around distributing free ravadis during elections. Examine the false promises and decide whether the promises that are made affect the state treasury and whether such promises are practical or not.

Right after a month, the Election Commission remembered its responsibility and has written a letter to all the parties in a very polite manner. It has been said in the letter that now the public will also have to give its account for the free Revdi you distribute. The financial impact of the promises made in the declarations will have to be told. However, legally this letter has no meaning.

Political parties have been asked to send their suggestions on this letter to the Election Commission by October 19. While the Gujarat elections will be announced soon after Diwali and the speed at which the commission is running, nothing is going to happen to the free ravadis in these elections.

In Gujarat and Himachal elections, even now the leaders will keep raising the sky as before. for votes. for seats. For the sake of power… It will be very cold days. Even the common man will not allow sunlight to come on time. He too will be hung on the roof till late morning. There will be a roar of statements, false promises and freebies everywhere.

Everyone’s heart will be scared, scared and scared. Somebody must be playing the rhythm, but not in the rhythm, distorted. Somebody must be uprooting the dead, but what will the graveyard, if you dig the whole city, still nothing will come out except thirst. Will come on the life of real common man. No one will be listening. Things will be out of control and the eyes will turn red with pain.

Just as a moon rolls every night and teases us by calling it bread, similarly the web of promises and announcements will be everywhere. Our whole world must have been filled with statements. Will spell out the siren statements of the channels as if the world is about to perish and the whole universe is going to be saved from these absurd statements, promises and raves… there is no other option. … There is no other way.

Overall, there was an order of the Supreme Court, so the Election Commission has completed its responsibility by writing a letter to the political parties before the expiry of the period. Being is nothing. Anyway, before and after TN Seshan, the bird named Election Commission has always been locked in the cage of the ruling party.

It was Seshan who told the people of India that the Election Commission is also something and it is not the heritage of any government, any political party. Before and after them, on the behest of the ruling party, the dates of voting continued to be fixed. Therefore, it is meaningless to imagine any aggressive reform from the Lijlije Commission anyway.