GOVERNANCE
administration prajapati trivedi
A change in systems
contributes much more to the performance of an organisation than mere change in
persons working in it
The now famous slogan, ‘It’s the economy, stupid’,
is given a big chunk of the credit for the election-winning campaign of Bill
Clinton in 1992. Slogans work in elections because they effectively capture the
current aspirations of the electorate.
Similarly,
Modi’s campaign of 2014 successfully captured a great yearning among the Indian
electorate for a change in the prevailing system. He cited a large number of
problems confronting the electorate—corruption, inflation, lack of electricity
and roads, poor quality of education and health facilities, and so on. He
promised to deliver on these fronts not by throwing more money but by changing
the system, including the political system. Therefore, people voted for Modi
and not necessarily for the BJP.
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