So, which Party you've decided to go with this elections? Confused? Why so? We've all heard that more choices you've, the more power you get to pick and throw. Then why this bewilderness? May be you're in a fix while looking at new and newer abbreviations being added to the grand political circus. The UPA, NDA, BJP, CPI(ML), DMK, MDMK, JMM, JD(S), CPM, CPI, RSP, FB, TDP, AIADMK, BSP, HJC, BJD, TRS, PDP, JCPKN, MZPCs, RLD, KEC(M)s, SAD(M)s, UKKDs, UGDPs......... You must be tired by now. If just the reading their names can make you feel bitter, what will happen if you are asked to choose one of these? Welcome to the biggest jamboree of 2009. And mind you, this will gain monstrous proportions day by day, month by month. And chances are that you finally decide to resign from all this abbreviation-game. Above all, can you figure out what will happen if one of these partie’s decides to go against another one of the Big Group? How will one's split work for another's advantage? Time has come for you to take a crash course in the newly-divided Indian politics. But till then, this is the state of the Indian politics and you've to live with this reality now. Any luck on deciding on your pick? From the Editor Send in your responses to editor@engagevoter.com
Indian politics here on Hipforums are only popular when specifics are outlined or it's demonstrated how it affects the western world. If you are trying to affect your national elections I suggest you take all these posts to a forum that is more receptive.
The elections in India are taking a month. They had to cancel the cricket season just so they could up the security and increase the protection of voters. It's interesting in India - the elite and the higher echelons of society do not vote. They are apathetic and find voting to be fruitless, an attitude that is backwards compared to the Western World. Whoever wins the elections in India has to win the working class and the working poor class. It's unlike many countries and I find it to be very unique and interesting to follow.
