Every day, we see shouting matches on TV and endless Twitter feuds between politicians. But how often do we hear **real discussions** on: *...
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The original was posted on /r/india by /u/beingratnakar on 2025-06-05 06:09:51+00:00.

Every day, we see shouting matches on TV and endless Twitter feuds between politicians. But how often do we hear real discussions on:

  • Rising cost of living
  • Failing public healthcare
  • Broken government schools
  • Urban unemployment
  • Inflation eating away at salaries

Instead, the focus is always elsewhere — Pakistan, temples vs. mosques, renaming cities, or viral outrage cycles.

Why doesn’t the opposition ask basic governance questions? Why don’t they challenge the ruling party on development indicators, data, or long-term vision?

And on the flip side — why don’t WE, the people, demand better from all parties?

The truth is, every party appears to play the same game. Propaganda over policy. Noise over reform. Speeches over statistics.

It’s time we stop cheering for political teams like cricket franchises and start holding everyone accountable.

No more “us vs. them” — it’s about India vs. stagnation.

Thoughts?

#IndianPolitics #RealIssuesMatter #PolicyOverPolitics #IndianVoters #HindustanHerald