That's Enough

Devendra did not have much interest in politics before. He just voted with his choice. This time, either political parties had been successful in polarizing in large scale or the public became so much politically conscious that there was hardly any person who was not in favor or opposition of any party. At least it seemed so from the surrounding environment. Devendra also got some taste for the politics and he started reading political articles, news, and editorials in newspapers and started watching political debates on TV channels. As a consequence, he came to know that the country was passing through a great danger. Every party was fighting to save the country. Earlier he believed that the country had to be saved from the bad neighbors like China and Pakistan and terrorists sent by Pakistan. These debates made Devendra realize that these parties were fighting to save the country from each other. In the priority of some politicians, defeating the rival party was more important than defeating the outside enemy.

Devendra got worried and upset about how to save the country from such politicians and such politics. Some of his good wishers advised him to stop watching political debates on TV and stop reading political articles and news in newspapers. Seeing your surroundings, vote based on your independent understanding. That's enough.