Here Start Dirty Politics Again!

Everyone witnessed the recent Jaipur and Ahmedabad blast that killed 50 people and injured more than 100. Experts, professionals and almost every individual criticized this shameful act of terrorism, but do you know how our political leaders reacted on such a terrifying incident? Yes, you should aware of it.

The leaders of our two major political parties; the Congress and BJP started pointing fingers at each other rather than joining hands to fight terrorism.

BJP leader Sushma Swaraj claimed that the blasts were a conspiracy hatched by the Congress to divert attention from the cash for trust vote allegations, and to bring back the Muslim votes in UPA’s kitty, while Congress reverted back by threatening to employ to seek legal course over the allegation.

No matter what major problem the county is facing today, these parties seem not to be unconcerned about it. They are too engrossed in their bloody old blame games and are only interested in deriving political points in every tragedy. They are just concentrating on gaining more and more votes in the upcoming 2009 elections.

Instead of analyzing the condition of our country and the people at present, they have started blaming each other which is really irrational and silly. I haven’t seen them trying to find a solution or remedy to this threat to Indian integrity and ensuring security for its people, instead, it looks like they are busy digging out each other’s mistakes, and use this episode for their own good.

But now, it’s time when they have to think beyond their political realm and step out of their dream and face reality. According to me, pointing fingers at each other for a particular act doesn’t lead them toward any solution. For that, they really have to be united (by keeping their so called ideologies and grudges aside) and converge all their effort toward this war against terror, as one.