First & Foremost We should not forget that We Are The Citizens of this Great Democratic Country, with Different Cultures, enjoying the Freedom to Practice The Major Relegions of The World, Living & Co-Existing in A Harmonius Atmosphere, with A Slogan Of Live & Let Live., despite some odds. Politicians are elected reps/servants of the Citizens of this Country to serve the Country and Masses, but not to teach hatred and dirty politics of divide & rule policy, by fooling the masses.

It seems the Current Politics have only One Point Selfish Programme of Power at Any Cost.To attain it the parties are changed like dress, without any principle or conscience whatsoever, as and when they will, like Opportunists?. Is it "Jana Marulo? Jaatre Marulo"(in kannada). Hence my request with all the Respected Fellow Citizens/Eligible Voters while Franchising Our Valuable Right Of Vote,

Please Think Twice, about THE CV of the Prospective Canditate & The Party & Policies, at least who are sincere personally & as a Party Collectively, who can give GOOD GOVERNANCE & Those Who Do Not Indulge in Mud-Slinging, rather than Serving the Country & Citizens. Please do not get carried away with their sugar coated talks. This is the Only Opportunity We get Atleast Once in Five(5) Years to Elect a able or reliable candidate rather than the one, who has no time to serve or care the people, from whom, he has snatched the Valuable Vote. Let Almighty God Bless & Save All of Us. Long Live India.

This article goes to show that anything and everything can be criticized by drawing things out of context. The issues raised by the NGO are issues tormenting the whole nation and not just Gujarat. BJP in Karnataka does not necessarily have to emulate Gujarat in terms of the events that followed Godhra. I have been to Gujarat and not just cities but also traveled through the rural areas.

Naysayers are best advised to confine their criticism of Modi to the events of Godhra but extending it to the development visible in Gujarat exposes their vested interest, and as always, SEEING IS BELIEVING. Here’s in short the to-do list for the next government that is currently available if not in all parts but most parts in Gujarat. 1. Ensuring 24 hours power and drinking water supply with or without private participation. 2. Infrastructure development in pace with growing needs of the population. 3. Government facilitation of entrepreneurship that creates job and develops skill among unemployed youth. 4. Increase in Agricultural production/productivity.