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 Its Pay Back Time

 

 Are public issues are less in India?

that now we are not even leaving our holy place like Parliament to pollute

where it was chanted as "of the people, for the people and by the people"

today our reps are far from protecting their people

they are confused by themselves with their own agendas

what kind of country will they run then?

every citizen has to think otherwise 

who will rescue the country?

now its time to wake up

as the soil of this country has given much to you

its pay back time to save India.

By: Noor


these lines are written in the backdrop of the recent havoc created in the Rajya Sabha, the place of utmost sacredness and India being one of the worlds largest democracies, at large the world is looking at us.

we being the students and upholders of democratic and constitutional spirit should have a dialogue about the gradual death of it in our country.

please share and do comment your opinions.  

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