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Tribute to the Common Man or Voter Today, I feel compelled to pay tribute to the common man or voter. Ever since democracy came into force, the common man or voter has played a vital role. It cannot be denied that no political party can acquire the power to rule without the support of the common man. Political parties influence the common man through various manifestos, particularly by offering freebies. The common man often falls into this trap and elects the party that promises freebies, only to later regret their decision. Despite making the same mistakes for decades, the common man continuously improves their assessment and becomes more resistant to falling for such offers, choosing instead to elect a capable administrator. I observe significant progress in the process of electing leaders, and the role of the common man or voter is indeed influential and powerful. While an elected administrator can rule for a period of five years only, the common man rules forever and has the ability to bring about change whenever they desire. This is the magnificent power of the common man over the elected representative. We must never underestimate the power of the common man or the voter. Today, I am happy to pay tribute to the common man for their powerful role in the democratic world. K. Ragavan Until we meet again next week 10-7-23