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General Forum: Current 'Affairs' | | Does Loksatta's list have any impact on voters and their choice? | |
| i don't think so :)
emi effect kaadu .....
antagaa alochinchE vaaLLu ekkaDA unnaru mahi ?
evariki vaaru manODu nilchchunnADu anO
lEka maa taata muttalu kaaDinunchi ee paarTi anO ...
aa EduTi vaaDu adE lE veeDikanna ghOram anO ...
alOchistunnaru tappitE ... nijam gaa alOchinchEdi evaru ?
pOni E kriminal kaathaa lEkunDaa unna naayakuDu evaru ?
atanu pOTi chestunnaDaa ?
ani evaru alOchinchaTam lEdu naaku telisi :(
Posted by: బుజ్జిది At: 27, Mar 2004 2:06:08 AM IST
yes. It would influence the voters who are educated and have the capacity to think.
It wont have any effect on the people who are illiterate . As most of the eligible voters in india are illiterates, and educated people dont bother and care to exercise their right( there are exceptions ),
its obvious that it wont make any difference.
Posted by: Mr. MAHESWARA MAHI At: 27, Mar 2004 1:49:54 AM IST
abs.. NO effect...
Posted by: Mr. manoopuli At: 26, Mar 2004 5:15:24 PM IST
Jayaprakash Narayan of Loksatta released a list of politicians who are accused in various cases. It triggered a controversy and raised many questions on Criminalization of Politics. Irrespective of such implications, what is the influence of it on present day voters? Can it make any difference?
Posted by: Site Administrator At: 26, Mar 2004 5:09:43 PM IST
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