855 BJP Lok Sabha Members have a greater duty to the people of this Nation, and the people of their Constituencies, than to BJP Leadership who may be their benefactors

About 75% of BJP Members of Lok Sabha appear to be Crorepatis, who might have spent some millions of Rupees for getting themselves elected to Lok Sabha. It will, therefore, be natural for them, to be afraid of facing a fresh bout of Mid Term Elections to Lok Sabha. Same was the case with the Members of Lok Sabha, of the previous Houses, whether they belong to BJP, Congress, Regional Parties, CPI, and to some extent even CPIM. Not that Mid Term Elections to Lok Sabha are in the offing, around. Such ideas are only hypothetical fantasies and hallucinations of dissatisfied. Yet, this SHYNESS ON THE PART OF MPS OF ANY PARTY, TO FACE MID TERM ELECTIONS, is a relevant question, because because of that shyness, MPs become SHY TO ASK INCONVENIENT QUESTIONS TO THEIR LEADERS, WHOM THEY ELECTED WITH GREAT EXPECTATIONS.

A LITTLE COURAGE, IS BETTER THAN, NO COURAGE

Here is a link to an article by Ms. Anita Katyal, who writes her column at DeccanChronicle.Com: Click to go to: http://www.deccanchronicle.com/opinion/columnists/181216/political-gup-shup-behind-closed-door-meetings.html. This article can also be read in the print Edition of 18.12.2016, Editorial Page, Deccan Chronicle..

Shri Amit Shah is reported to have instructed the aggrieved BJP MPs:

"... This is not a Manmohan Singh government... this is a Narendra Modi government and once he takes a decision, there’s no going back on it. ..."

"... The MPs were instructed that instead of complaining, they should convince their voters about the merits of demonetisation. ..."

It can be observed that BJP Members of Parliament, from Uttar Pradesh State started showing some candidness in airing the grievances of the people who were suffering owing to the cash crisis ignited by BJP. Though 50 days from 8th Dec. 2016, and 31st Dec. 2016 are expected to be the last days for the sufferings of people, solution may not be so easy or so certain, owing to numerous instances of corruption which are taking place in movement and distribution of new currency notes. While people in the long ATM queues and Bank queues are clamoring just for a piece of Rs. 2,000 currency note, dons like Mr. Sekhar Reddy and Gali Janarda Reddy are able to get millions of Rupees through backdoors of Reserve Bank of India, and, Banks.

There is also a news report in Andhrajyothy.com, about Mr. Amit Shah, BJP President, chiding BJP MPs for their feedback about the dissatisfaction of people, with demonetization.

BJP LOK SABHA MPS HAVE TO CONSIDER THAT "IT IS THEY WHO ELECT THEIR LEADERS AND ADVISE THEM WHAT TO DO , AND WHAT NOT TO DO. NOT VICE VERSA.

A tendency can be seen among most of the MPs of all Parties, to which BJP MPs are not exceptions, to regard themselves that they are inferior servants to their Leaders. At the same-time, the same MPs seem to posture themselves as the bosses and overlords of common people of India, who voted them to power. The MPs have their briefs from the people of their Constituencies, and not their Party Leaders.

AUDACITY AND CONDESCENSION

Recently, news reports have come, indicating that BJP Leadership wants to run prasikshaN (प्रषिक्षण कार्यक्रम) training programs for their party MPs. Here, a pertinent question should be, Who should train whom? MPs have to train the leaders, not vice versa. MPs of all parties, not only BJP, have to shed their servitudes to their leaders, and make clear to their leaders, that they were appointed by them i.e. the MPs, at the instance of the People of India. The MPs should make clear, that INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD ORIGINATE AT BOTTOM, AND MOVE UPWARDS TO THE APEX. If leaders fail, in fulfilling the ambitions of MPs, then MPs should not hesitate to replace them with more dynamic leaders, of course, following the traditions of morality, uprightness, values etc. of the Party, and the Parliament.

HIGH TIME WE HAVE A RIGHT OF RECALL OF MPs and MLAs., at least MID TERM AFTER 2 1/2 YEARS

Unfortunately, for Indian voters, there is no provision for RIGHT OF RECALL. Though we cannot expect that everyday, voters of a constituency should think of recalling their representatives (MLAs and MPs), at least after 2 1/2 years, there should be a referendum, and feedback exercise on the performance of MPs, MLAs elected by people.

Alternatively, we can also think of having a FOUR year Elections, like the United States of America.

To continue. सशेष. బ్రతికుంటే, వ్రాయాల్సింది, ఇంకా ఉంది.