He comes, he (more often than not) sees and after that, as expected, he conquers. He transcribes English reports seamlessly into Bhojpuri (yes, you read right, Poor Vajpayeeji would remember). He breaks the box and writes his own scripts of functioning (Did I ever mention representative decorum?). He is blessed with a unique capacity to turn mundane and boring parliamentary sessions into audiovisual wonders having the potential to compel K-serials to come up with freshly baked ideas in order to retain high TRPs. He is a born rebel (Reader’s discretion is solicited). Swapping parties like experimenting with attires is his inborn forte. He is always honest to his electorate (really!) even if that means rallying against his party and endorsing rebel party candidates. Meet Mr. Beni Prasad Verma, a Congress Lok Sabha MP from Uttar Pradesh, who creates controversies at the same rate as that of a roadside Dhabawallah in Delhi doling out Paranthas. Tall, dynamic (always in motion, literally!), handsome (categorically yes!) and visionary (brilliant eyesight to read between the lines!); this gem of a politician has actually ornamented many a Lok Sabha sessions with his oratory excellence. It is indeed a treat to come up across a politician of such magnanimous hue and colour. When we stop and take a look around the hugely entertaining Indian political minefield, we find that there is no dearth of such politicians wallowing their way through the rough political terrains with utter disdain. Mr. Verma is just one of those privileged people (Oh! yea). From this, we can safely infer that our country is in able hands and we can move ahead in our life contented (that we always are!) that there are people who would hold our ever-sinking (never really sinks) ships. True tale of a genuinely realistic actual democracy (emphasizing!). Jai Hind!
I don't restrict the flow of my thoughts and consequently my words. This blog is a forum for airing my personal opinions and expressing my concerns. There is an innate attempt to stir up public opinion and hence there might be raised issues objectionable to sections of the intelligentsia. Please be considerate enough to appreciate democracy as a way of life and accept the contradictory opinions that might be enunciated through this inconsistent chronicle.
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Thursday, 7 January 2010
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