While we debate on having fair and free elections there are some people, who simply don’t care to know their leaders or may be there are countless backhanders everywhere in the country taking advantage of every possible way out to win the elections. Film stars from all the ‘woods’ have been planting their seats for the elections — creating another woodland for a dramatic dome. In the name of elections promises made to the people and the under-table compromises or exchanges of whatever—works in favour of any party's standing for election. The battle here is not individualistic but it is the matter of one billion people and the world's largest democracy. But, who cares?

The 15th Lok Sabha elections is awaiting its results, afterm which none of the politicians will even recall of their ‘prepared speeches’ that pompously yelled of developments, social welfare and helping the needy. Nevertheless, growth in the economy is an exception; there are more people to concentrate on this issue.

India is a secular country- really? May be we should question Varun Gandhi for some comments on this, even the Congress for that matter. Whom should we vote and what happens to our votes after the elections? It will be answered as usual with a bitter silence after they win their respective chairs in the Parliament, as they believe in the phrase below - “Speech is silver during election and silence is golden after the elections are over.”