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A senior leader claims that a political conspiracy is aimed at tarnishing his reputation to prevent him from gaining responsibility, particularly in light of a recent mahapanchayat that criticized him. The document highlights the troubling support from organizations like the Bhartiya Kisan Union for a controversial politician, raising concerns about moral accountability among leaders. It argues that political focus has shifted away from pressing societal issues such as pollution and joblessness, prioritizing electoral gains over the wellbeing of the community.

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A senior leader claims that a political conspiracy is aimed at tarnishing his reputation to prevent him from gaining responsibility, particularly in light of a recent mahapanchayat that criticized him. The document highlights the troubling support from organizations like the Bhartiya Kisan Union for a controversial politician, raising concerns about moral accountability among leaders. It argues that political focus has shifted away from pressing societal issues such as pollution and joblessness, prioritizing electoral gains over the wellbeing of the community.

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Is a senior leader, who has served as Union minister.

He said, It is a political
conspiracy to
bring my name into controversy, so that I don get that responsibility. The Tragi
mahapanchayat was used to slam him badly. Sharma may not be off the mark if he
suspects that maligning him was the very purpose of the gathering. Then there are
organizations like the Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU) which have supported the
mahapanchayat. The basic objective of the BKU is to safeguard farmers interests;
someone
should ask BKU leaders as to what purpose this support serves. The most depressing
part
is that politicians, farmer leaders, etc., feel no moral compunctions and fear no
public
opprobrium by coming out in support of an uncouth, violent politician whose
misbehavior
with a lady went viral. What next? If tomorrow a criminal rapes a child but his
backers are
able to garner the support of his community, would our politicians and public
figures
protect that pedophile too? Are there any red lines that these folks will never
cross? Also
depressing is the fact that folks making a cause out of a non-issue refuse to look
at the
zillion problems Noida and the adjoining areas face. There are so many real
problems like
those of pollution, encroachments, and joblessness, the problems affecting everyone
the
rich, the poor, the middle class, urbanites, rural people, the young and the old,
men,
women and children. Political and social leaders have little time for the real
issues, but
they are fully committed to a local politician whose misdemeanors are self-evident.
Casuistry is being used to the hilt to shield him. Is activism to address real
issues not
politically and socially rewarding? Perhaps politicians and public figures feel
that the
answer is in the negative. Since politics has been reduced to unadulterated
realpolitik, and
winning elections has become purely a function of caste-community calculus, all
other
considerations wellbeing of people, the real issues, et al are largely seen as
unimportant.
What is really important is the vote. In the process, everything from propriety to
p

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