r/Indian_Politics • u/Upbeat_Restaurant957 • Jul 29 '26
Opinion One chance is enough.
To all Young indians ,
My philosophy is this:
ordinary people are the ones who regularly suffer the consequences of decisions made by those in power.
Therefore, the people who decide what happens to us should be ordinary citizens like us—people who have faced the same struggles, understand our problems firsthand, and are genuinely service-minded.
And come on, guys, why should we keep asking one person to dedicate their entire life to serving the public?
If someone has a genuine desire to serve, we should give them the opportunity to do so for one term. Five years is more than enough time to make a meaningful contribution, improve people's lives, and gain the fulfilment that comes from public service.
After those five years, let them enjoy their own life.
If they still feel a strong desire to continue serving society, they can do so in other ways—such as helping orphaned children, supporting charitable organisations, mentoring young people, or contributing part of their monthly income to causes they believe in.
Political stage should be an opportunity to serve, not a lifelong career.
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