Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s ‘Antyodaya’ policy in Indian politics remains relevant even today. Antyodaya means Rise of a person sitting in the last lineThis idea is influenced by Mahatma Gandhi’s ‘Sarvodaya’ i.e. the upliftment of all. Antyodaya Ration Card could have been a regular example of this policy, but the last time this policy at the national level saw everyone in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan when the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged in the last line to emerge the Chief Minister. .
The democratic system and ideal politics say that the legislature party will choose its leader and the most MLAs who will be in favor of the same will become the Chief Minister, but we forget that India is a slip -dominated country, so how will Indraprastha remain untouched by this. Elections were over. Democracy was restored after a long time. There were roads and metro near Indraprastha but duality was about pure air and clean water. Promises were also made to this. All the hopes of Indraprastha were now on the slip which was about to open today.
The history of the slip is very old. Palm letters, bhojpatras and clay placards were used to write ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and in India. During the Mughal period, businessmen and financial transactions used to keep notes on small papers. Due to Persian and Arabic influence, the ‘Hundi’ system developed in business. Later, he took the form of slip.
‘Slip’ The word originated from Persian language, but in Persia or Iran today, democracy seems to be hanging on the cross because they did not keep the slip culture but kept expanding the language.
The importance and quality of slip in democracy cannot be ignored. You will remember a picture. In Rajasthan, supervisors Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Vasundhara Raje were sitting on the stage. Slowly Rajnath Singh handed over a slip to Vasundhara Raje. It was believed that Vasundhara Raje was shocked after reading the Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma to be held in this slip.
The history of choosing a king from the slip has been very old. When Lord Rama was exile, Bharat’s name was written on the slip, who was then part of the last line of becoming king and only wanted to be dedicated to his elder brother’s service. In sports like ‘Chor, Wazir, Badshah, Sipahi’, the slip provides evidence of the election of the emperor.
Today was the day to choose the Chief Minister in Indraprastha. Preparations were in full swing. A stage was looking for a big field. In Indian politics, the size of the platform of swearing in the seats won in the election is the sequence of seats. The size of this time the stage was screaming how big this victory was. Chairs for thousands of people to sit. Further, some sofas, then a flock of chairs with steel pipes and a giant sea of ​​red chairs behind it, which came only to break. Everything was ready. Preparations were in its final stages, the slip was about to open in a while because the swearing in was the next day.
Slip culture cannot be ignored while living in India. In the village, there is a custom to get a gutkha by writing on the slip by Masasab or to get the work done by making the slip in government offices, the slip is another name for trust in our country. Crores of slips written in hospitals are saved every day in this country, how many people are saved in this country, whereas only the medical instorist is able to read what is written on it. No decoded the message written on that slip. This coding is so strong that when a doctor loves a love letter to his girlfriend, the girlfriend runs towards the medical story to get his expression.
Those boys with immense capacity who are forced to fight with the number system and have the power to do a lot in future, make these slips their weapons and crack the education system. No matter how digital we become, the quality of slip cannot be erased. When the slip is so important and we are a child raised in a ‘slip democracy’, then how are you to choose the Chief Minister with a slip?
Today, the name of the Chief Minister was to be announced in the meeting of the legislative party. Everyone was waiting for the slip to open. The seating system was a bit different here. The red chairs were placed right in front of the stage and the couch in the last line, which was also laid on the oil. There was a competition among people to sit in the last line. The MLA was also ready to scuffle.
Everyone felt that since the party runs on the policy of ‘Antyodaya’, it is written on such slips that any person sitting behind the back should be made CM. In the poet conferences, all the poets also make the same effort to reach the listener sitting in the last line. The desire to become the last man never ends within us.
What is written in these slips? Somebody’s name? If you write the name, is it in Devanagiri or in Roman? Does the current position also write with the name? Is slip written with pen or a name is also typed? And why is the slip, what is this duality, can the party contesting the election in the most modern and digital way can use WhatsApp or mail instead of slip? These questions were causing ohapoh among the legislators.
Big leaders of the party came on the stage and came that slip which 48 MLAs were waiting for a long time. After the formal address, the supervisor opened the slip and read the name. Indraprastha got a woman CM this time, who was a common worker standing in the rear corner in the hall.
This was the new form of the party’s ‘Antyodaya’ policy when he shifted from the last line to the last corner. And the MLA sitting in waiting? Their condition happened that is of the general candidate who prepares months in the election of Pradhani, spends money and finally the seat is reserved.
The most pathetic situation was of the MLAs who had almost made the Chief Minister. He was the real backbane of the party running on Antyodaya policy. He felt that due to this hype made by the media, the party did not consult him. The media on which he was raining the Vatsalya juice till yesterday, today he was looking Kaikeyi and Shakuni.
The MLAs of the party with mythological roots would find a better example than this. He was saying again and again, Lord Rama could not be made because his name had come in the media, Duryodhana did not give five grams to Lord Krishna because this news had gone in the media, if today if Yudhishthira was and his name If he went into the media, he would not have become the king of Indraprastha even after winning the war of Mahabharata.