Question

Essay on let us vote, let us built , our nation

Answer 1

Vote is generally recognised or known as one of the fundamental human rights, it's a means that a citizen determine who leads her, hence it is a way through which citizen chooses who should govern and stair there affairs. However, vote serves a great significant in building a nation, a sound mind would ask how? and the reply is through voting, a bonafied and competent leader is been choosed. Vote aids peaceful transition of power to the people's choice. nevertheless, voting defines democracy the best as government of the people by the people and for the people. It saddens today when most people ignore voting, the negligence of voting in other way round !means that on is of no care if the nation fall or rise. Perhaps, vote is the best way to build a nation for the fact that it enable and respects the choice of individuals living in a giving territory or nation.

Answer 2

                        Let’s Vote, Let’s Build Our Nation

Fortunate are people who live in democracies. Our ancestors won this privilege with many sacrifices. India too is the largest democracy in the world. What makes democracy really successful is the enfranchisement (right to vote).

The right to vote gives the people of a country to get rid of all the ills that their country might be facing. If the Government is not administering the nation honestly and progressively, the people can change that government by using their right to vote.

In India people changed governments in states and at the center whenever any elected Government did not come up to people’s expectations.

However, in certain cases, people don’t use their right to vote righteously and wisely. They just misuse this power. We should always use our right to vote for the welfare of all and for justice and promoting democratic values. We should never ever not waste our right to vote by opting not to vote.

We should always vote to the right leader, political party by rising above the narrow ideologies of caste, color, creed, and religion.