Our politicians look quite leafy!

Strangely enough, political party candidates seeking assembly elections fail to even learn the exact extent of their particular assembly constituencies.  It is the common man who apprise them of exact limit of constituency.If the candidate would not do well to look for correct area of constituency, he would have  known everything accurately.

They solely aim at merely winning assembly election. It is a popular concept that elections are won by money power. And definitely they gain by that monetary help.

 Strangely enough, they sometimes remain quite unaware of their constituency area; their knowledge happens to be so little that they begin to request people of another constituency to vote for them. How would they then know about the basic problems being faced by the constituency people that might not be nearly perfect? 

Common man's problems living in their particular area do not comparatively change, how would they go with their promise of resolving various problems of the general public living in their constituency if they remain totally unaware of limitations of the particular constituency? 

It seems political leaders do not contest elections to do welfare work but only strain to carry on with their intention of personal gains. How could this be rejected? 

When an capable candidate asked a cartman standing aside the safe space on the road to vote and support him in the election, he looked clueless on his total ignorance.

The candidate was so confused that he failed to understand the constituency limits. There upon, the cartwala said quite stunningly that the place you stand is in an area that falls within another state assembly constituency. 

Your area has been left behind. It is part of another assembly constituency. It was quite confusing as to  know how has the candidate forgot his constituency?

This confusion tells several complexities. If the candidate does not know the limits of his constituency, how could he win the hearts of the humble voters? This was certainly a basic question for the candidate.