Do you think we need more educated representatives in different houses?

Most of the corruption is done by educated people.

A raja - B.Sc., B.L., M.L.
Suresh kalmadi - a graduate from National Defence Academy
and the list goes on.
So, it doesn't mean that an educated person never corrupts.

I agree that we need more educated representatives in different houses, but we can't deny that there are great politicians in India who didn't have the basic education like Mr Kammarjar .

I know many persons having big degrees behaving like people right out of jungles. They must behave like a true representative, not like a savage.

But It is my opinion that a candidate should be given more importance than a party symbol,Who will work for us,for general public.He may be from any party.

We must keep in mind the purpose of action. A candidate will not work for us. This is team work. The purpose of voting is to form a government. Even the best candidates elected as independents or on symbol of small parties will be ineffective. On the other hand even the worst candidate of a big party adds to stability of government and helps in good governance. Moreover, he can work for public better as he is member of a powerful organization. To elucidate, any member of Trinmool congress may help public more than others. even C.P.I.(M) because of good organization and links may help. But other candidates of very small parties or independents would prove of no use even if they are individually good. Such individuals can only blackmail in case of hung assembly.

However, i agree that personal quality of a candidate matters more in civic and panchayat elections.

[quote]The central issue is surely not that educated people or bureaucrats should be inducted into politics or not rather the paramount need is to ensure that our legislators are enlightened enough to uphold the demanding standards of the job. Political skills can't be learned in the vaccuum or through some black or white magic!!! True education is supposed to inculcate certain values. [/quote]

Very true! At least the legislators should be taught political sciences and should be aware of economy and social structure of their own constituencies, which will help them understand the problems and challenges that they are expected to meet!

They behave as if they are there in the houses concerned to impress the chair with their own funny ways. Some times they act as if they are members of the jokers of a circus squad. Some times they act as if they are above the law, law is only to be followed by others.

@Sunil, the way you have described it, it is very true! In fact the question and answer sessions in the Loksabha are nothing but a farcical comedy of sorts with the whole nation and the world watching it, but nithong will deter them from throwing those tantrums! It only proves how lightly they take the serious matters!

Just wait for the budget session, Meera Kumar is gonna keep repeating just one or two phrases. 'Baith Jaiye' 'Aapka Ho Gaya' 'Your statement is not being recorded'
In fact our speaker is some one who doesn't get to speak much.

@Sunil, the way you have described it, it is very true! In fact the question and answer sessions in the Loksabha are nothing but a farcical comedy of sorts with the whole nation and the world watching it, but nithong will deter them from throwing those tantrums! It only proves how lightly they take the serious matters!

Yes absolutely!
They are representatives of common man and they should be role models. At least they should behave like cultured people and keep discipline in the parliament. Then only we people respect them. :)

Some months before....(I can't remember the personality) came to Thiruvananthapuram secretariat to take computer classes for MLAs and ministers. Actually, he was very impressed and surprised by the way our elected members behaved during the 3 day classes. He even thanked them to remain obedient during classes.
So.....if they think they can....it is absolutely possible. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

You see their behavior change altogether when they know that they are being watched. To be one-up, they can do any thing without thinking twice.

You see their behavior change altogether when they know that they are being watched. To be one-up, they can do any thing without thinking twice.

No use.... :laugh: :laugh:
Zero hour is live telecasted in many channels. They are knowing, they are watched by millions of people. Yet, they never show any signs of behaving in good manner

You see their behavior change altogether when they know that they are being watched. To be one-up, they can do any thing without thinking twice.

No use.... :laugh: :laugh:
Zero hour is live telecasted in many channels. They are knowing, they are watched by millions of people. Yet, they never show any signs of behaving in good manner

You missed the point, I said when they know they are live they misbehave all the more, to show themselves one-up. While they were trained in a class they did not show their bad behavior.

You see their behavior change altogether when they know that they are being watched. To be one-up, they can do any thing without thinking twice.

No use.... :laugh: :laugh:
Zero hour is live telecasted in many channels. They are knowing, they are watched by millions of people. Yet, they never show any signs of behaving in good manner

You missed the point, I said when they know they are live they misbehave all the more, to show themselves one-up. While they were trained in a class they did not show their bad behavior.

Yes. :)

For the first time some one said yes. I am so used to hearing nooooooo. :P

For the first time some one said yes. I am so used to hearing nooooooo. :P

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Hi Rabba menu budhdhi de, Oh God give me some insight to understand this picture.

It appears that the issue is diverted. Media highlights shouting and hooliganism more than serious discussion. People also are interested more in unruly scenes. Hence, the elected representatives are not to blame.

Seems like we are a bunch of people who love to deviate from the issues. But that's the only option left for general people to keep themselves away from problems. But what is the problem for elected reps? Why do they deviate?

Seems like we are a bunch of people who love to deviate from the issues. But that's the only option left for general people to keep themselves away from problems. But what is the problem for elected reps? Why do they deviate?

The elected representatives need your support always. They will come again to you in next elections. So, if media highlights hooliganism more and you like, they will please you by shouting and abusing each other.

And what about DP yadav and Raja Bhaiyya? What was the big deal? Does it give a sign of things to come?

I think minimum educational qualification should be imposed to all these persons.