Only In Politics

Many times we feel or we realize that we had made choice and we should have selected other option at the time of selection. This situation may counter in most of people in once or many times. A Doctor may feel he/she must be happy to be recognized by an Engineer, he/she should have become an Engineer. An Engineer may feel better for Charter Accountant or A C.A. may feel better M.B.A. But it is not possible to change choice at this stage as per your feels. A Doctor cannot say Sorry and move to be recognized by an Engineer or a C.A cannot tag himself as a Doctor. You have to carry your Tag for life as your earlier selection. You have to bear pluses and minuses of your profession and you have to eat fruits whether it is sweet or sour. A Doctor or A Teacher or An Engineer has to keep their jobs ongoing as their profession. You can apologize yourself for your mistake or feel sorry about that matter of misunderstanding the faculty but you cannot change immediately because of changing your belief, attitude or chances of that profession. 

An Indian or Pakistani player cannot change their country whether they are satisfied or happy with their country or not. Kapil Dev, Tendulkar, Kohli or Gavasker cannot say that from today he will play for England and same thing for British Player. And there are so many examples where your choices defer from your chances and you got frustrated too. But you cannot change.

BUT

There is perhaps only one profession or career especially in India, where you can just change everything, even your thoughts, your beliefs, your attitudes, your passion, your gratitude, your determinations and even your soul with just saying one word that is SORRY. You can criticise, you can throw verbal stones, you can tell truth and fake sentences, you can make allegation as per your preferences and in a way which is suitable for you, anywhere, anytime and no matter how many times. After that also you have Right to Change to Rub out your past words and sentences with one Word SORRY, most fruitful thing is you will be Rewarded too from that person only who have been bearing everything from you till the date. This profession called POLITICS.....


Yes, in this profession nothing matters most or nothing taken serious not even your soul. Recently in TV debate I saw Gaurav Bhatia who have been Samajwadi before few months only and whose duty was to criticise Modi and BJP as much as he can do in debates and in public too, But now he was defending Modi and BJP as he has been shifted from SP to BJP. Now his preferences and benefits have been changed with jumping from SP tree to BJP tree. Now he is making allegation on Samajwadi Party from where he is coming. Politics is only profession where you are always free for quitting or holding anything-anywhere as per your choice. There are so many examples in Indian Political History like Gaurav Bhatiya who have joined hand with those with whom they are taking two hands earlier. Ethics and Soul is also a secondary and changeable thing in politics…..

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