THE LITTERINGS Why no political party in JNU comes with the agenda ‘Tackling the reckless dirt created by pamphlets’? Last night as I stood at the door of my mess, I was baffled by the pamphlets that lay like patches of snow on the floor. I picked each one of it and kept it on the counter. In JNU, pamphlets are a great way of disseminating information but of late it has been a real nuisance, when students do not have the courtesy to fold it and keep in their pocket or use the trash can. Election time is the worst, how? There are several student political parties and each comes with their list of councilors (School wise) and the name of the individuals standing for Central panel and of course, the agendas. We all know that even if the pamphlets are distributed the student voters are going to vote whom they want to vote meaning they are going to remember the names of the ones they want to vote. Now, what can be the feasible situation? Dude, my vote for the party that believes in ‘clean environment’ both metaphorically and literally.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 06:59:39 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015