u/Bhaskar_0905

It really bugs me how folks often treat politicians like they're some kind of divine messengers. I've seen it a bunch, no matter which party is in power, the followers will chant religious slogans at their leader's rallies or when they're around. I'm not saying it's inherently bad or has awful consequences. But honestly, I hadn't seen anything like this about 10-15 years ago.

Ministers often get treated like royalty. They roll with a convoy for security, which is fair enough, but I've also seen people trailing their convoys on bikes and in cars. People elect them for better development, infrastructure, and improved security - that's their main job. But then they do these things, and people go wild, like it's the best thing ever. They're elected to do this stuff, right?

I've been to some rallies where hundreds of thousands of people gathered, and some even showered the leaders with petals and put garlands on them. I mean, why? Are they gods? Some folks even get all teary-eyed just seeing their leaders. I've never noticed anything like that happening in other Middle Eastern countries, though. The main leaders are chosen to serve the country and its people; that's literally their duty.

I apologize if any of my statements were inaccurate; I welcome corrections. My observations are presented without political bias. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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