Adhikarame Paramavadhi!

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SwayIt is natural for voices of dissent to be heard in an independent society. It is common for leaders to come out ideologically disagreeing with their own party and criticizing the policies of the party. If all this is done honestly and sincerely then no one will mind. Apart from that, the damage to democracy is not all if there is a flood of party defections as a result of chatumatu ministerial bargaining. For decades, the clandestine affairs of the leaders, who have an umbrella for any sun with their unbridled desire for power, have been marring the reputation of Indian democracy. Such wall-crawling politics has now reached its peak in West Bengal. 58 MLAs who won on behalf of the Trinamool Congress in the previous elections have recently defected - recently twenty MPs from that party have also done the same. They are justifying their revolt by citing Mamata Banerjee's obstruction in the utilization of constituency development funds and non-implementation of central schemes in the state. If all that is true, why didn't they say anything all these years? Did you remember all this after Mamata's party lost ground in the assembly elections?

When those who won on a party's symbol get into the ring and get burned, it means that the people who voted for them and won are backstabbed! The hypocritical dramas of leaders who run to where there is power like flies swarming around jaggery are always dangerous for public interests! After Mamata became the CM in 2011 and then in ten years, nearly forty opposition MLAs have been ousted by Trinamool. After the reversal of time, she is being suffocated by the same selfish politics. A few days ago, seven Rajya Sabha MPs belonging to 'AAP' joined the Kamal Dal. In the past 75 years, there have been many evidences of the immorality of leaders who stick to their own parties and stick with the ruling parties. Between 1951 and February 1967, 542 MLAs across the country defected from the party. Between 1967-1983, nineteen hundred opposition leaders donned Congress and Congress(I) scarves. Between 2014-2021, about five hundred MPs and MLAs joined the Panchana of other parties. The law brought in to curb the exodus is preventing the retail cover-ups, but it is driving the wholesale migration. Due to this, in the last few years, the governments of Arunachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and other states have partially collapsed and democracy has become a joke! At that time, LK Advani also called for the immediate disqualification of members of the legislatures who changed parties. But, not enough has been done over the years to amend the loopholes in the Prohibition of Defection Act. Six years ago, the Supreme Court's suggestion to the Parliament that the decision-making power on disqualification petitions should be taken away from the hands of the Speakers and handed over to an independent mechanism was not heeded. In such a situation, the power games of the disparate parties are affecting the ideologies and values ​​in politics. In the end all of them together invalidate the ideals of the Constitution!

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