The big voting day for Maharashtra and Haryana is On 15th October 2014. Political leaders campaigned vigorously and did their best to woo voters in the city. In Few days, citizens will take a call and exercise their right to vote for deserving candidates. Speak Up brings you opinion of citizens as to why it is necessary to exercise your fundamental right If you don’t vote, you are killing democracy If you want to keep democracy alive then I urge all the citizens to come out and exercise their voting rights. Do not choose your candidate party wise. Think carefully and then elect a candidate who is responsible and you feel will work towards betterment of society and bring a change. If you don’t vote, you are killing democracy. — Fatehchand Ranka, owner, Ranka Jewellers We must cast our votes to help flush out corrupt leaders Our constitution is based on the principle of one citizen, one vote, one value, but one value has not come into existence till now. Votes are being bought and this is happening because citizens are not exercising their voting rights. One must understand that when we have accepted democracy, we have also accepted voting as part of our democratic right. We must cast votes to help flush out corrupt leaders from politics. — BG Kolse Patil, former high court judge Those who don’t vote are enemies of democracy Nowadays, only those who are aware and care about the overall development of society come out and vote. Mostly, the poor and middle-class people exercise their voting rights while the elite class treat voting day just like any other holiday. Those who do not exercise their voting rights are actually enemies of democracy. Citizens must vote whether they like it or not. — DS Kulkarni, CMD, DSK Group of Companies Source : dnaindia/speak-up/report-your-one-vote-can-make-all-the-difference-1650893
Posted on: Sat, 11 Oct 2014 01:46:00 +0000
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