We are just two of a billion Indians who have love for their country. I Dr. Pallav Agarwal am a Eye Specialist and I Dr. Shalabh Agarwal am a Child Specialist doing Consultant practice in Moradabad of UP in India. With a very crucial general elections round the corner,We just want to ignite the thoughts of u all and raise the real issues, the real challanges, our country needs to tackle. Sadly which are hardly given any importance by any political party and not even media to that extent.

‘Save My India’ is not just merely a slogan, its a thought burning deep inside the heart of every patriotic Indian.  like many, we too have intense desire to save our country from the clutches of the corrupt,self centred politicians who always put their interests first than the country’s and are responsible of bringing our great nations reputation as a soft state.
Though we are the largest democracy in the world, many of the candidates we get to choose, don’t even deserve our vote and no party is an exception to this.

No party has poll reforms on their agenda. All political parties which don’t see eye to eye on any issue of even national importance, stand together when it comes to protecting the mafia in politics. So much so that what remains between a goonda and a neta is a very thin line.If any neta comes to ask for favour from any officer or a self employed person or professional, he can turn him down only at the risk of losing his peace and what not. Is this true democracy? Is India’s democratic system a really mature one?
If yes, then why regional shataraps are able to blackmail the national parties even on the most crucial issues at the most critical junctures?

True we have come a long way since gaining independence but that is beacause of spirit of indomitable common man of India. This comm0n man has been used and exploited for decades but now he’s coming out of his slumber. With information explosion people are now well connected. Situation demands that common man takes the things in his own hand than leaving everything in hands of elected representatives. we don’t have to just use our democratic rights just once in 5 years but all the time. we have to keep the custodians of the country in custody of our scrutiny.

then what to do? can we change the destiny of this country? yes why not. but destiny is not made in a day. it may need decades to change its course. but every long journey starts with a small step. but we and u can make it a mission to save our country by raising the issues really relevant for our country’s progress and safety. If we all unite, then our voice will be heard. Yes! it won’t be ignored anymore.

So lets make ’save my india’ a campaign. its now time for intellectuals not to just crib in their drawing rooms over a sip of coffee. together we can keep an eye if the honest candidates are elected, the criminals are rejected and when the new government is formed, its works only for the benefit of people and not losing time in maintaining alliances

SAVE MY INDIA