
In Indian politics, the statements made by the leaders and the strange style of their leaders have always been a topic of discussion, but when it comes to the political pitch of Bihar, there is no dearth of entertainment and drama. A well-known and controversial politician, famous for his sharp statements and unique style in the politics of Bihar, whom people often call ‘meteorologist’ due to his political predictions, has once again made a strong entry in the headlines. This time his target has been the country’s Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. On the recent statements made by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding election reforms, electoral processes and fairness, this ‘meteorologist’ politician has started spewing such absurd and political wisdom that even the general public and big political analysts have been forced to hold their heads. This leader, who is notorious for always changing his statements with the wind, has once again raised the political temperature of the state to the seventh sky by raising questions on the credibility and functioning of the Election Commission. Let us know in detail what this ‘meteorologist’ leader has said on which issue of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and what is his political trick behind it.
Whenever any big election comes near in the politics of Bihar, it becomes common for such statements to become hot. The guidelines and strict stance recently adopted by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to conduct fair, transparent and timely elections in the country are being appreciated across the country. But our ‘meteorologist’ politicians probably do not like this strictness of the Election Commission. In his familiar style, he appeared in the press conference or in front of the media and started distorting the statements of the Chief Election Commissioner and raising his finger on the impartiality of the Commission to earn his political fortunes. As soon as his statement came to light, a war of words has once again erupted between the ruling party and the opposition and people have been forced to think what is the justification for making such statements against a person holding a constitutional post like the Election Commission.
Who are these ‘meteorologist’ politicians of Bihar and what is their nature?
Every person who knows the politics of Bihar closely knows that whenever the political wind changes, the name of this Netaji who changes his statement first comes to the top. He is called ‘meteorologist’ because people keep taking dig at his predictions and his way of changing sides during the election season. This time when Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar talked about making the country’s electoral system more transparent and digital, Netaji started seeing his political ground slipping. He felt that if the strict rules of the Election Commission stopped rigging and old methods, then his politics could suffer a setback. What happened next, he immediately took over the mike and started imparting his ‘expert knowledge’ on the Election Commissioner’s statements, which were nothing but completely politically motivated and unrestrained babble.
Why did politics heat up on the issue of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar?
The strict steps taken by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to maintain the sanctity of elections in the country have created panic among those leaders who are trying to manipulate the electoral process as per their own will. After this statement given by the ‘meteorologist’ leader, an attempt has been made to create unnecessary controversy regarding the functioning of the Election Commission. Political experts say that such leaders make such statements just to remain in the media and to prove their relevance, which have nothing to do with the real problems of the people. The public has now understood the truth of these political statements and in the future, the voters themselves will respond to such unrestrained attacks on constitutional institutions like the Election Commission through their franchise.
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