---------- Forwarded message ---------- Subject: An analysis of voter's perception
*An analysis of voter's perception ------------------------------ * ** *Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:02 AM * *Theme :* Parliament Election 2009 *Vote:* But for whom? *Assumption:* People who goes for vote 1. want peace and social harmony 2. family prosperity 3. family has increasing scope to avail various entertainment avenues 4. nation’s progress 5. protection of social and family values 6. health of citizen is adequately secured 7. risk to life and living from external aggression is minimal 8. risk to life and living from internal aggression is minimal 9. family live without fear and favour 10. Each voter enjoys equal social status The above is true for all neutral voters wherever they are – whether in rural belt or in urban belt. On the basis of above 9 yardstick, we will assess the parties. But while assessing the parties we should be cautious enough to not get into the trap of each parties’ past mistakes if there is enough evidence to suggest that the party has overcome such historical blunders and there is no apparent chance of repeating the same in future. We voters are like Mother India. We forgive our sons and daughters if they repent and don’t repeat such mistakes. Now we shall put weightage of each party on each of the ten issues dear to a neutral voter on a scale of 0 to 10. 0 indicates highly negative and 10 indicates highly positive. *Party* (1) want peace and social harmony** (2) family prosperity** (3) family has increasing scope to avail various entertainment avenues** (4) nation’s progress** (5) protection of social and family values (6) health of citizen is adequately secured (7) risk to life and living from external aggression is minimal (8) risk to life and living from internal aggression is minimal (9) family live without fear and favour (10) Each voter enjoys equal social status *Refresh memory with the deeds-misdeeds of star campaigners past/present* ** *Remember the states these parties rule* *TOTAL SCORE* *VOTER PREFERENCE* *RANKING* ** ** *BJP* 2 5 10 7 8 9 2 5 0 L.K.Advani, Narendra Modi, Pramod Mahajan, Atal Vajpaiyee, Kalyan Singh, Varun Karnatak, Gujarat, MP, Punjab 48 4 *Congress* 8 10 10 5 6 Click here!
