POLITICAL MURDER OF SECULARISM
The political discourse has turned vapid and so-called ‘secularism’ is nothing but a myth.
The non-secular politics vs secular politics of the so-called secular Mahagathbandhan is nothing but a political mirage and bluff called upon the people of India. Their claim that the ruling party practices and preaches a communal agenda is nothing but an insult to the whole country as a whole. The thumping mandate given by the people in the last elections to this philosophy is painted as nothing but communal. How is it possible that the majority of the country is communal and only these parties are practicing secular politics? Are we all the people of India communal?
A little closer look at their policies will lift the veil out from their hidden agendas. One may brandish oneself as a secular party, but still take stands that polarize the people on the basis of caste, creed or religion; what kind of politics is this? It is just fooling the people.
The prince of the dynasty decides on contesting from a seat, which is a minority dominated constituency; isn’t this polarizing the people on the lines of religion? What signals are you sending out to the people? How can you call this as secular politics? And he has the gumption to label the ruling party of practicing the politics of hate and religion. It’s nothing but tomfoolery!
The ‘Samajwadis’ as they call themselves, are neck deep into the politics of caste. They have no right to talk about secularism when the whole ideology is based on differentiating people on various lines of religion and caste.
It is sad that the political discourse turns to divide people in one way or the other when the election times approach. This has to stop and people should see through this fog of pseudo-secular agenda of these parties.
Something is seriously wrong when the majority community starts going on the defensive when the political parties start clamoring for votes of the so-called minorities. It is communal in nature to ask for votes on these lines.
Let there be only one agenda- development of the country. And let it be done unitedly. The political parties should put out their plans to achieve the best through their manifestos, and let the voters decide who suits the bill. Let us all be united in fighting all these divisive forces.