Dharmendra Jore: Wake up, young graduates
Updated On: 28 May, 2018 05:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Here's your chance to finally be heard: register for the graduates' constituency elections, so you can elect an MLC who will raise your concerns before the government
Political awakening does not merely mean holding views on leaders and parties that we discuss casually in the drawing room. Our paramount and result-oriented national duty is to get registered in the electoral rolls and go out to vote on polling day. It is also a call of duty, in particular, for urban and educated individuals who hold a degree from any university in the country.
A college degree and politics? You may ask, what connection do these two have? In Maharashtra, university graduates have the constitutional right to elect seven MLCs out of the 78-member Upper House. Mumbai and rest of the Konkan segments will have the graduates' constituency elections on June 25 this year. Now I ask: how many of you knew of the existence of such a constituency and election?

