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		<title>100-word Election Speeches &#8211; Part 3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Link to introduction &#38; Part 1. Link to Part 2. The elections are getting closer and closer. Parties have made their guest-lists. They are preparing their manifestoes and their bullet-points. People are talking Ram &#38; stocking rum. Old leaders are trying to make news. While new candidates are making old noises. In all this buzz, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.rameshsrivats.net/2008/11/100-word-election-speeches-part-1.html"><em>Link to introduction &amp; Part 1.</em></a><em><br />
</em> <a href="http://www.rameshsrivats.net/2008/12/100-word-election-speeches-part-2.html"><em>Link to Part 2.</em><br />
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<p><em>The elections are getting closer and closer. Parties have made their guest-lists. They are preparing their manifestoes and their bullet-points. People are talking Ram &amp; stocking rum. Old leaders are trying to make news. While new candidates are making old noises. In all this buzz, here are some more suggestions for quick, snappy, speeches&#8230;</em></p>
<p><strong>Sanjay Dutt </strong>- Oy there. Vote for me, ok. I want to be PM. My career started in a Rocky manner. But I soon made a Naam for myself. The Mumbai Blasts were a Kaante in my flesh because people thought I had made our Dushman into my Saajan. So I was called Khalnayak and kept in Kabzaa for possessing Hathyaar. But now I’m back with a Dhamaal. I fail to understand why, just because I’m a movie star, I’ve become the Dutt of all jokes. Believe me, I’m a man of deep conviction – 6 years to be precise. So vote for me and vote for a muscular India. Sanjay ka Haath, Arm Aadmi ke Saath.</p>
<p><span id="more-162"></span><strong>Mamata Banerjee</strong> &#8211; Farmers, and former farmers. This is your Didi standing before you asking for your vote. These industrialists want your land to set up plants. What for I say? Don’t farmers anyway grow plants? Industry? Na, no, never.  I will ban progress. After all, people respectfully call me Bannerjee. Your Didi will make a great PM. With the constant terrorist threat, we need a PM capable of ordering surgical strikes. Or even, if necessary, a nuclear strike. And I am a veteran of strikes.  Auto strike, lawyer strike and so on. So vote for me and let us restore Farm Rajya in this country.</p>
<p><strong>Raj Thackeray </strong>- Manoos &amp; er.. womanoos. Make me PM and I promise to protect our borders. I’ll ban everything Pakistani. Singers, sportsmen, jugglers. Movies like Pakeezah. Sweets like Mysore Pak. Even games like Pakman. You see, by eliminating all peaceful visitors, we can attack any Pakistani on the street because he, then, must be a terrorist. Of course, if he’s armed, we’ll let our Bhaiyyas in NSG handle it. I’ll spread Marathi around India, signboard by signboard. Marathi is music to my ears and I love music. Especially violence. And sometimes, I play the loot. I am well educated, in the famous Goon School, where I studied the work of the poet Burns. Unlike my uncle, I have Bals. So please vote for me and send me to Delhi. Or else, I’ll remain in Mumbai.</p>
<p><strong>Barkha Dutt </strong>- You the people. I request you to vote me in as PM. This nation is floating meaninglessly. It needs an anchor. Like me. I will not treat politics as a business. I’ll make it personal. Very personal. I will personally investigate every terror attack and fearlessly interrogate the er… victims. I’ll have no secrets and I’ll ensure that our nation too has none.  After all, even terrorists count in the TRPs, don&#8217;t they? I’ll cajole our industrialists to ensure that our economy is sensational. I’ll add melodrama to parliamentary proceedings thus making it prime-time viewing. I beg you for your vote. So, please vote for me. Or I’ll cry.</p>
<p><em>Considering I&#8217;ve plunged down to people like Barkha Dutt, I guess its time to end this series. Unless some fresh jokers enter politics.</em></p>
<p><span style="font-size:75%;">Disclaimer : The above speeches are pure fiction. So it does not purport to represent the state of Indian politics, which is more about friction, factions &amp; infractions.</span></p>
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