The intensifying electoral fever is giving us interesting (amusing, funny) throwaways and the pitch is
getting louder with every passing day of political fiefdom on its ugly display.
It is in perfect harmony with the benchmark of the electoral phase of Indian
politics - a hallmark of an insensitive class of politicians.
The electoral pitch has
become entertaining enough for those who watch the proceedings of the biggest
festival (spectacle) of a democracy – elections - to ‘recruit’ the
representatives to work for the common man and so for the country.
And the churning from this
display has started throwing away its regular, expected throwaways – the spillage
from communication practices being exploited – the leftover from the ideological
dump being explored.
Let’s take a look at some
of these routine throwaways:
- The process to render the norms - to speak-up in public following the practices of maintaining even the bare minimum of the probity values – completely irrelevant is well on the way to achieve its pinnacle. Expect it well on the highway of ‘no holds barred’ communication spillage by January 2014.
- Facts are fast becoming fastidious, the way it happens. The electoral pitch of Indian politics confines facts to the extremes of ‘what is being said from the dais’ only.
- Such ‘facts’ are producing their effects for the ‘stakeholders’ as desired – the spillover is making the concerned watchers even more studious as these self-made facts are.
- As has been the cases, as expected, egregious interpretations of such ‘facts’ are already ruling the roost. In the electoral phase of Indian politics, whatever said from the dais is meant to be what the opponents seek to interpret as and exploit further, and so in turn, mutually helping the ‘speaker’ and the ‘interpreter’.
We, by now, have an established
channel to have us the regular dose of funny, bluffy and interesting throwaways
in the latest event of the Indian electoral process.
One can debate if it is to
be termed auspicious or ominous, but for sure, the coming days are going to be
full packed houses stuffed with ‘overstuffed’ shots of such facts spoken and
their spillovers interpreted, giving us, thus, more than enough moments of
sitcoms.
And these elections have
one additional, super-special effect to affect the overall process of communication
spillage, making things even more watchable, even more readable – the Narendra
Modi Vs Rahul Gandhi duel – scaling new highs with every rally held.
So! Keep hooked!
©/IPR: Santosh Chaubey - http://severallyalone.blogspot.com/
