SILCHAR, Feb 18: Swami Ramdevji while addressing a mass assembly of around 10,000 participants in the yoga science camp at the sprawling police parade ground here this morning after demonstrating his yogic exercises made a little digression to hit out at people’s representatives in the parliament and assembly for their abject failure to give proper leadership and to bring about any qualitative change in the living conditions of common people.
From the airport to this town, a distance of 25 km, his ride in a car not only shocked but also dismayed him to raise the relevant question: what are the representatives doing? Going round the town, he saw for himself the worst conditions of road, haphazard drainage system and above all the non existent civic facilities. He felt jerks and jolts while travelling though the uneven and pot holed roads.
He shared his experiences of travelling across the country, but never saw such roads. He advised the assembled people to choose and elect those who could work for the betterment of citizen. His call was to have persons of clean image, with transparency and efficient as representatives. They might belong to any party, even independents. Value and people oriented politics, he rued, is missing. It is unbridled corruption that has gripped the society. This greatest bane of Indian body polity. His message was to join hands together for mass movement to cleanse the Indian political system.
Without naming either the MP or MLA, Ramdevji said, “it is high time for change”. People should think not only of their town but of the society and the country as a whole since ethics and morality have reached the lowest ebb. “Let us all rid this great country of corruption and corrupt politicians,” he pointed out. His open and frank talks with a little political overtone has taken the valley by surprise. Many did ask: is Ramdevji thinking of any political alignment?
He did make it clear at the press-conference on Sunday, “I have no political ambition or mission. I have never been with any political party. Nor do I want to join any in future.” All that he desires is to bring an end to the corrupt and value sans political system of the country. He stated that he would like the masses to participate in what he termed a movement to make this country regain its pristine glory. The speech of Ramdevji attaches significance in view of the ensuing LS elections. source: the sentinel assam
From the airport to this town, a distance of 25 km, his ride in a car not only shocked but also dismayed him to raise the relevant question: what are the representatives doing? Going round the town, he saw for himself the worst conditions of road, haphazard drainage system and above all the non existent civic facilities. He felt jerks and jolts while travelling though the uneven and pot holed roads.
He shared his experiences of travelling across the country, but never saw such roads. He advised the assembled people to choose and elect those who could work for the betterment of citizen. His call was to have persons of clean image, with transparency and efficient as representatives. They might belong to any party, even independents. Value and people oriented politics, he rued, is missing. It is unbridled corruption that has gripped the society. This greatest bane of Indian body polity. His message was to join hands together for mass movement to cleanse the Indian political system.
Without naming either the MP or MLA, Ramdevji said, “it is high time for change”. People should think not only of their town but of the society and the country as a whole since ethics and morality have reached the lowest ebb. “Let us all rid this great country of corruption and corrupt politicians,” he pointed out. His open and frank talks with a little political overtone has taken the valley by surprise. Many did ask: is Ramdevji thinking of any political alignment?
He did make it clear at the press-conference on Sunday, “I have no political ambition or mission. I have never been with any political party. Nor do I want to join any in future.” All that he desires is to bring an end to the corrupt and value sans political system of the country. He stated that he would like the masses to participate in what he termed a movement to make this country regain its pristine glory. The speech of Ramdevji attaches significance in view of the ensuing LS elections. source: the sentinel assam
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