Bride reacts

With the parliamentary elections going on in various phases, the politicians make the most of political strategies to win the maximum seats.

The people are not detached from the effects of this trend prevailing at this present month.

To our surprise, the tint of this electoral atmosphere also appears to have been more or less seeped into our family's lives. 

A fortnight back when the newlywed bride arrived at the neighbour's house, the aged mother-in-law did not stop asking the new bride: Look, daughter-in-law, understand the rules and regulations of my house very well.

Maintaining her intense respect for the mother-in-law, the bride did not show her disgust for the house rules. 

Being the new bride she had no option other than accepting whatever sprouted from the mouth of hubby's mother.

Explaining the regulations, the disciplined mother-in-law said clearly that consider me as the Prime Minister of this house, the father-in-law as the President, the husband as the Home Minister and your sister-in-law as the Planning Minister. 

Making known all these essential points she thought it better to know the reactions of the humble bride to the rules.

Her glowing words were indeed flowing like this: Now tell me which ministry you shall prefer to take?

University-educated daughter-in-law said: My dear mother-in-law I will not go beyond the traditional norm. 

She further expressed, "I shall like to stay in the opposition for the rest of my life and try to topple your established government." 

Verily, the young woman as bride cleared her individual decision to block further satires beneath his delicate position in the new house. 

It could be looked at as a disgruntled soft, cool point, revealing but not demeaning her. 

The bride might be running too fast around the drawn precincts of the new house. 

However, she was supposedly doing so with a just-showered sense of doing a reply so finely she did not think about it previously.