Today I saw some hoardings saying 'Desh lut raha hai, Pradesh bik raha hai'. But the reason I am mentioning this is that, this hoarding had a prominent leader's photograph. The leader was smiling in the picture.
This is another example of poor marketing. As soon as I read the slogan I was shocked. What if this is true? Something should be done about this. But the smiling photograph next to it gave a different message. It meant, nobody is serious about it, not even those who are speaking on behalf of people.
May be it's not poor marketing but the true picture of our political parties. Our leaders are only cooking up issues to increase the lengths of their speeches. Nobody is interested in solving the problems. In fact, leaders create problems for people so that people start running here and there for help. Then leaders act like solving problems and in the process they make money.
This is another example of poor marketing. As soon as I read the slogan I was shocked. What if this is true? Something should be done about this. But the smiling photograph next to it gave a different message. It meant, nobody is serious about it, not even those who are speaking on behalf of people.
May be it's not poor marketing but the true picture of our political parties. Our leaders are only cooking up issues to increase the lengths of their speeches. Nobody is interested in solving the problems. In fact, leaders create problems for people so that people start running here and there for help. Then leaders act like solving problems and in the process they make money.
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