The Bharatiya Janta Party sweeps a clean majority for the first time in 20 years. The Congress and AAP Have 73 seats in total. All people can talk about is how minorities are going to be shunned and or victimised for their existence.

                                    Everywhere there is buzz of election results.Everyone giving statement about the new government and expectations from them. Some people are saying its the win of democracy, some are saying there will be revolutionary change in India after Mr. Narendra modi will become PM of India. Lets hope for the best.

I am concern about my contribution in making the government that will govern me for next five year. Ya its true I didn’t vote this year, I missed my first opportunity to vote, the reason is I was in Kanpur and on the same day I had an exam. The first thought I usually give about it is “What one vote will make difference?” and on very next moment I realize India is very huge country with second largest population in the world, so there may be many people like me who wanted to give vote but unfortunately they were not in their constituency.So about 66 percent population decided who will govern India for next five year. I completely agree it was my decision not to give vote and I given preference to my exam. But anyone concern about those 34 percent people who didn't vote because some of them were out of their constituency, they are the people who working outstation for their earning and have responsibilities of their families.

Are this 34 percent population still have rights to criticize government, if government will not perform up to expectation? Can I comment on any decision If I am not happy with it,that future government will take?. I am not the one who chooses them I was giving exam at that time. What should I do if I faces similar situation in next year election too, Should I give preference to vote or my exam? or there should be change in election system.

An Indian  Who didn’t vote