Mr. Manpreet Badal

Mr. Manpreet Badal is far ahead from his time. I was spellbound to read his interview in the Times of India. I never estimated that an MLA from the Punjab is an immense scholar, philosopher and has a grand quality of a leadership.

This former Punjab finance minister was skilled to bestow Punjab to its old glory. He would have brought Punjab out of its financial crisis. But he was not utilized at its extent.

In India we have popular politics. Mr. Manpreet Badal has turned away himself from the popular politics. He wants to live in politics with a cause. He might have to face a gigantic wall of resistance in prevailing arena of popular politics.

In India we have an unwritten rule that don’t praise the opposition party nevertheless positive thought for the public has been provided by them and in the same manner opposition also is bound not to admire the incumbent government. The leader of the opposition party and incumbent government instructs their worker/elected representative that to oppose, resist, disapprove, fight, struggle and hate with each others.

But the stupid common men never realize this.

I don’t think we will see the constructive politics in our life time. It may take another 25 to 35 years when populace will award the principle in politics rather then freebie. May one day populace will realize at what cost they have been getting the freebie.

Mr. Manpreet Badal will certainly craft the novel pathway in the class of politics since he had death wish.

Here you read a couplet which he had depicted as an answer when correspondent asked about his decision to resign,

Kujh unj vee rahwaan aukhiyan san,

Kujh gal vich gaman da taukh vi si,

Kujh sheher de lok vi zalam san,

Kujh saanu maran da shaunk vi si.