I used to wonder why India remained a backward country. But now I understand, because we do not know how to use democracy, because we do not know how to regulate power. A country should have guidelines, its own philosophy, to run, govern and ultimately live in it. We call that guidebook the Constitution of India. But how many people know how the Constitution came into action? How many know how to use it? Or are we being prevented from using it?

If you think that only lawyers and government officers learn the Constitution, then it is a big mistake. Every citizen living in the country should know the Constitution. They should know what it says about the citizen and about citizenship. We, the citizens, choose every leader from the village, the state, to the country. With such a big responsibility on us, if we choose irresponsibly without knowing the Constitution, what will happen to the country except going backwards?

But the Constitution is not just about elections, it tells us what we want as citizens, and how we should behave as citizens. If we don't even know the basics of the Constitution, how can a citizen know how far he/she is from the Constitution?

Right to vote?, that is, all Indians have the right to vote. But how many people are taking advantage of it? We should vote according to our law and choose a leader. But we take bribes to vote, we vote only for those who are from our caste, but some people do not even vote out of negligence. If we are this corrupt, how can we expect the country to develop? If we are breaking the rules and laws that we have made, what is the point in making them?

We should choose a leader who will lead us forward in all aspects so that we can develop, but not a politician who will trap us with some free schemes and play politics. How funny is this, a person who does not even know the basics of the Constitution is choosing a person who does not know much about the Constitution, then what else do you expect from such a politician?

While politics is being done in neighboring countries, business is being done in India in the name of politics. In this country, many government officers do not serve, they do business. India is not run by politicians but by businessmen. The irony here is that if business is done well, countries develop, but India is the only country where such big business is degrading the country. Because in this business, the Indian government is not exchanging anything from you, they are taking things from you. They have taken away the Constitution from you, taken away your knowledge, taken away your rights, and covered up the truth. If everything is taken away from you, and you are bribed, can you not vote for it? You are definitely voting for money. As if you put a dog on the throne, the mind behind it will not change.

Voting is your right, your responsibility. We call a person who takes money to perform a responsibility a bribe taker, and now what are you? If you have done something wrong, you lose the right to question the person who did something wrong.

Why don't you question a public representative? Because you don't know how to use the "right to speak". Just to buy a small mobile, you make a lot of calculations and check the quality, but why don't you think so much about the leaders who can rule you and change your life, as you want? Why so much negligence? If you never question because nobody is questioning, then there will be none left to question, also these atrocities will never stop. Either you have to choose the right one, or you have to stand up for yourself. Indian politicians call those who do not know these two things: "common man".

"Right to freedom". This is the biggest lie in India. We can also call it a hypothetical act. It is the same whether freedom is given or not to people who do not know how to use freedom.

Freedom means living in your own country with your own decisions and in your own religion, anywhere in the country. But we have escaped slavery from the British and are living as slaves in the hands of our own. If they hand over democracy and freedom to those who do not know the value, we can see India as an example of how much a country will be degraded.

"Right to information". The only valuable information that Indians care about is not whether their leader can actually develop the country, but which caste leader bribes more and how much they take bribes to vote. Information for Indians means knowing how much bribe to give to which government official for our illegal activities to be completed quickly. Bribery The one who asked is wrong, the one who gave is wrong. The one who made the habit, the one who got used to it is also wrong.

The reason why everyone thinks India is so great is its history, but there is no benefit in giving so many rights to Indians who are not responsible for preserving that history. It is doubtful whether they really care about the reputation of history these days.

"Right to education". The less we talk about this, the better. They study a lot for the sake of name, but what is the benefit of studying so much? We are illegally looting forest land by saying "right to equality". We are illegally constructing buildings and polluting the land, polluting the water. Education in this country encourages us to grow economically but does not teach us how to grow as a human being. It is no wonder that many Indians, who say "Mera Bharat Mahan", migrate to other countries for jobs.

We don't really know what "Republic Day" means, so in India, they celebrate it in many strange ways. It's a festival for them to enjoy themselves by singing unrelated songs and talking about unrelated things these days. They try to abide by the rule to stay away from animals and alcohol on such national festivals, but they can't, so they secretly buy meat and eat it, buy alcohol and drink it. In fact, the police rob them at night, who should actually have to stop them?

Republic Day in India: They don't respect the constitution that makes an Indian a human being, but they glorify the freedom fighters on that day.

Anyway, from children to adults, without even knowing much about Republic Day, they salute the tricolour flag with overwhelming patriotism.

Anyway "Salutations to Mother India".

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