What Rahul Gandhi's rebel avatar on criminal ordinance mean to India & a political spectrum ruled by party whip!
After many days of silence and sober appearances Rahul Gandhi has taken a stand on something as grave and important as this ordinance which aimed to nullify Supreme Court order barring convicted MPs from parliament. In his strong statement, Gandhi scion has called the ordinance 'nonsense', thereby giving an all new dimension to Indian politics which survived barely on party whip and decisions taken from high-command. In a nation where politicians rarely speak their mind fearing an ouster from the party, this comes as a shocker from Vice President of India's grand old party that has precisely defined India of today in its decades long administration. Earlier, Supreme Court has passed an order making it impossible for 'criminal' MPs to continue in both houses of parliament. The order was seen as an effort, a move towards cleansing a rotten system crushing under dirty hands of corruption. Many had seen it as a move that will restore voters confidence