A Passenger Battling the faiths in NEW INDIA

 A Passenger Battling the faiths in NEW INDIA “Acche din”, one of the most electrifying election slogans of Indian political history. It gave Indians a hope, hope of something happening good. Not only in India, people were talking about it all over the globe. The media, whether it was print, electronic or social, this slogan was everywhere. It became a symbol. People started wearing T-shirts printed with “Acche din”. When the man who coined this slogan said it in a public rally, it gave goosebumps to the Indians. People came out of their homes, voted in mass for the man who said it and rewarded him power. But the question here is, is it really the “Acche din” we are living in now? Not really for some people, of course not. There are many stories saying it but this tale says so much. It started in Lajpat Nagar, South-East Delhi, Friday, 9 AM on the month of February. Minor cold, pleasant sunlight, a normal crowded and noisy morning. Last day of the week, which would pass like ot