Let Manmohanji sit in the opposition and Lalkrishnaji take over as PM, 'THE WEEK' has spoken...oversimplified and without the billions wasted by our politicians in buying out mandates. Pratibha Tai can step down and the editor of 'The Week' can take over as president. A question though for 'The Week'...Do any of your reporters or for that matter any media which blabs statistics, venture far into the remotest rurals to gather an accurate assesment before shooting your mouths with probably vested interests at heart. The least you can do is print a disclaimer along with the basis and limits of your survey so that it becomes plain how inaccurate the results are. India is unfortunately a country where hardly 55 percent of the eligible people exercise their franchise and vote when the time arises. Given this scenario, even if a party wins with a thumping majority, we still have a minority bunch governing us. Lack of education and poverty influences the sanity and accuracy of the results and there you go sitting in a cosy airconditioned metropolitan office and pass on statistics taking the opinion of 9604 people by CVOTER(who???) as against probably 70 crore eligible voters(if our population today is to be believed to be 115 crores if not more). Your opinion polls are heavily dependant on the political leanings of the people questioned and not worth the space utilised over here.
