Monday 14 May 2012

Red Beacon

Red Beacon

Red Beacon

Red indeed signifies danger
So, VIP cars on top have that color,

Road-rage, car-crashes, terrible lawlessness
The capital roads are already in a sickening mess,

Showing-off & breaking rules is the right of every goon
Now, thousands get added to that pretty soon,

Traffic cops will have tough time enforcing laws
Whether to do their duty or face political claws,

With no values, no conscience, no spine
Misuse & abuse of such a rule will surely raise crime,

Red beacon for just flashing their position
It indeed reflects their petty disposition,

No concern for work, none for the rotting grains
They are there only for their personal gains,

No concern for farmer suicides, none for female atrocity
They are mere politicians with no sense of duty,

Financial mess, corruption cesspool, country is going to dogs
But they are more concerned, what’s there in blogs,

They are the ones who sleep while in session
Who raise their own perks, while a nation slips into recession,

Don’t want to stop looting & raping the nation
But want to have gag-media regulation,

The country is being raped, maimed & killed
As they have hellish intent and are totally un-skilled

Yeah, MPs will soon have a red beacon on their vehicles
Rightly so, as we need to keep away from the class that kills!

Better than Britishers

Where’s the comparison ?

Were British colonial Rulers better
Or our own political hackler

A cause for comparison is little sad
So, pause a little, think a tad

Ministers in foreign jaunts and British in clubs
Country withering away in droughts & floods


The Kohinoor in Queen’s crown
Politicians’ personal wealth up while country goes down.


Were British colonial Rulers better
Or our own political hackler

A cause for comparison is little sad
So, pause a little, think a tad


VIP cavalcades and mothers delivering babies in the jam
Daughters sold in poverty and Netas getting richer in scam


Dacoit, murderer, rapist legislators
What’s indeed, the difference with the Britishers.


Were British colonial Rulers better
Or our own political hackler

A cause for comparison is little sad
So, pause a little, think a tad

One country into two, Divide et empera alas
Wooing communities and playing quotas

A mad britisher cuts the country
Selfish politicians further divide the society.

Were British colonial Rulers better
Or our own political hackler

A cause for comparison is little sad
So, pause a little, think a tad

Where even a thought should have been odious
Here we are compelled to weigh - who is more malicious

Their intentions were clear, to plunder, to leave
These politicians however, are snakes in our sleeve

Were British colonial Rulers better
Or our own political hackler

To have doubts, to think a tad
You must be really mad !

Friday 4 May 2012

two different citizens

Some time back, the young new chief minister of UP - Akhilesh Yadav - made an annoucement that created a stir...atleast in the media. He announced that the out of forty - yes you read it right, 4 & 0, 40 - vehicles in the chief minister's entourage, a Mayawati legacy, thrity-two vehicles will be withdrawn. He wants his entourage to have only, yes, only eight vehicles.
Great thought. Great gesture. But the point is, its actually seen perhaps, as a gesture. If Akhilesh too, continued with forty vehicles, there wouldn't have been any complaints. Even if he were to increase the entourage to fifty vehicles, that too wouldn't have been news. Thats the point. Before India became a nation, with a comprehensive constitution, lofty values & principles and declared itself as socialist democracy; some kings used Rolls Royce cars, for ferrying their horses & pets, while people had no public means of transport, except for their own two legs.
After well over 6 decades of independence from the British and of becoming a nation, things don't seem to have changed. Check just one of the images, thats part of our daily lives.

Mayawati having forty vehicles in her entourage and similar would be number for many other chief ministers, union ministers and several other VIPs, isn't really a sensational news. If that means, the public of this country faces probable death each & every day of his life as she or he commutes to work or college; if that means people travel on top of trains and get electrocuted to death, if that means people fall out on the tracks and get crushed under mumbai locals,  that's not news, either. Clearly, the young nation with stated socialistic principles, doesn't really believe in socialism. There are kings & queens and their are people. There are first class citizens and there are ordinary citizens.
Whats really sad and scary that in terms of values & principles, socially & culturally, India has changed deep inside. It isn't teh country of vedas, sanskriti, satyuga and all that. Its neo-imperialim and I'll be damned if am being rhetorical!