Youth For Equality - Lets fight against bad roads, corrupt politicians and unfair reservations

[praneet sinha]

Dear All, Youth for Equality (YFE) is a group of alert aware citizens who share the youthfulness to believe in ourselves to "Get the system right and keep the system right". YFE was galvanized into existence in Apr 2006 in opposing the politically motivated divisive "OBC reservation policy" of the UPA Govt. The month long sporadic protests that continued thereafter united citizens across the nation in a forceful voice of reason. The voice reverberated from the streets to inside the parliament and found support even in the highest judicial body of the Country i.e. Supreme Court. Friends, We all talk about the problem of corrupt beaurocrats and politicians, We all talk about criminalization of politics, We all talk about the stale, rotten, and inefficient system.   We realized why this is happening? It is “Because politicians are corrupt and criminals” We raised next question “Why good people are not in politics”. The answer is “Politics is filthy. No good person will join the politics”.   Now problem is here. If good people, because of their goodness, decide to remain aloof from politics, only filthy and corrupt people will join the politics and decide our fate.   The usual lament is “the good will not survive”. Under the false pride of being educated intellectuals, we just remained meek spectators and crookedness took over the country.   What is the use this goodness? Is goodness is just another name for cowardliness? Let’s wake up and shed our cowardliness and fight the evil forces. We can not simply be spectators when our fate is being decided. If we do not fight back, we are supporting the same corrupt people about which we keep on whining. Let’s fight back!   On same ideology - To Stop Criminalisation of Politics, against the Bad Roads,  Corrupt Beurocrats and unfair Reservations Youth For Equality has decided to fight in active politics....   "YFE has decided to participate in the electoral process and to field a candidate from New Delhi Constituency in forthcoming Lok Sabha Elections in first week of May"   Your contribution, Yes there is lot of scope... There are several things you can do as an individual warrior:   Help in nominating the candidate. YFE has decided to field a People’s candidate , rather than imposing a candidate. If you are courageous and want to lead , send your   CV to  the...@y4e.in or if you know someone with these qualities, encourage him/her  to send   his / her CV. Only precondition: Should have a valid voter card anywhere in India, and should be residing in NCR.  Ensure that you, your family, your friends and relatives have a valid voter card to participate in election. Make small groups and collect E-mal IDs and send those to in...@youthforequlity.com or 20...@y4e.in. Collect as many mobile number as possible and send to above E-mails. Visit www.youthforequality.com and www.y4e.in regularly. Circulate this letter among your contacts and social networks. Take out a print of this letter and circulate in your family and work place. Paste this letter and attached posters where people can read these. Please do not de-face public property.  Circulate these in parks, in RWAs, and other places of gathering. Inform if you can participate physically in the campaigns. Inform us if you have some spare space in your house or office to be used for campaign for one month. Inform us if we can display our poster or banner on your home / office.   "Be the part of biggest Youth Movement of independent India."  Fight for the Change!   Youth For Equality Contact: Dr Kaushal Mishra, AIIMS, New Delhi  +91 -9868340420 Praneet Sushil, S/w Engg, Gurgaon +91 - 999 009 4245 Jiten Jain, S/w Engg, New Delhi - +91-9868039398   www.youthforequality.com in...@youthforequality.com 20...@y4e.in   जो भरा नहीं है भावो से, जिसमे बहती रसधार नहीं | वो ह्रदय नहीं पत्थर है, जिसमे स्वदेश का प्यार नहीं ||                                              - राष्ट्र कवि मेथेली शरण गुप्त   United India -  Equal India -  Potent India