There is a lot has been said and written about the greatness of big leaders. People while delivering lecture often give the example of so called “Great leaders”. Whenever there is any leader’s birthday or death anniversary we, the common people are told to follow there ideals and principles.
That’s ridiculous. If everyone starts becoming leader who is going to be follower. Who is going to be common man. No body would be and no body wants to be.
No one finds common man interesting. They are feared that they may not tolerate the pain and agony which a common man does every passing day.
No one is going to salute them. They wont be having any priority over any body then how will they fulfill there week self esteem.
Has anyone taken a time out to think about common man. The patience, the continuity and persistence of common man. Living in those common conditions require the uncommon greatness.
Who can not rule the country if given the prime minister's power , with all the protection , support , police and body guards.
But can they dare becoming common man. Do they have courage to lead a common man’s life leave aside the people of country? Do they have ability to run a poor house with family when prices are soaring high. It’s highly convenient to sit on a cozy sofa and give statement to media that its international prices to be blamed for.
Dare to tell this to your child when he needs school fee and your pocket is set ablaze, or blame international prices when your better half is hoping for long awaited saree on this deevali at least (An Indian festival ,Celebrated once in an year).
Let me tell our great leaders and their greater parties with greatest ideologies that it takes extra ordinary courage to face these ordinary challenges. You engage in an inner battle on every situation, every decision of yours, decides the future of yours and your family.
Try to become common man for one day and you will forget your great political challenges of years.A crush of reality will bring your wings on earth in no time.
With Pride and Regards,
A Common Man.
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