Like every normal holiday election day is not a holiday to enjoy but to cast a vote which can decide that in future you will enjoy or suffer. It is said "THE BALLOT IS STRONGER THAN THE BULLET". This year due to the increased awareness among the voters there is an increase in the number of voter coming out and vote. Till now wherever the elections were conducted across India the stats shows an increase in the number of voters as compared to the previous Lok sabha elections. Elections are basically not just about who votes but it is more about who doesn't vote. It is beautifully said that YOU CAN EITHER VOTE BY VOTING OR VOTE BY NOT VOTING. IF YOU DON'T VOTE,SOMEONE ELSE'S VOTE COUNTS MORE. The ignorance of one voter in a democracy can cost the security and future of all.As compared to previous Lok sabha polls both women voters and women candidates were given more encouragement and reservation.Everyone should vote according to their own conscience ,as to what is best for the nation and should not consider other factors like caste or religion in that. It is rightly said that if we vote based on community,caste or religion we are making a mockery out of democracy. A vote is an immense privilege to decide who should conduct the governance of the nation which should not go in vain so each one should evaluate the past five years and then cast their precious vote.'Freebies for votes' is not the the way but instead each one of us should vote by thinking of a long-term solution for the well being of all. To sum up there is a short poem which depicts the current scenario,
here comes the most awaited day which will let us know how our future will sway.
The duffer, the bluffer and the man with the muffler, which one of these men will we have to suffer.
They might have the seats the two-seventy two, but the country belongs to me and to you.
And we are a billion plus, at the end of the day the onus is on us.
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