RIght to water and elctricity ?

Question

are those not fundamental rights of a citizen of this great country called India ?

Metros never sleep. the towns are following the footsteps. there seem to be no darth of electric power to the Shopping Malls, 5 STAR hotels and Farm houses. There is no darth of electric power for glittering sign postings in the metros and cities and towns.

There is no electric power for the 85 % of the population living in the rural India. How long this glaring disparities be tolerated by the majority of the population. who has given the elite population to enjoy at the cost of the majority deprieved. who has given the auth to provide the ministers , the MPs , the MLAs , the Bureaucrats , the Govt Officers Air Conditioned offices, the cars, the guest rooms at the cost of majority deprieved. If this colonial hangover is not ended the majority will force their way to get all the electric power diverted to the Rural India , the BHARAT. NO , they will not obey orders of the Supreme court of NRI .

Answer 1

Government must be able to provide electricity to the people at affordable costs in order to alleviate their standard of living.

Answer 2

yes , everybody has right for water and electricity but our country is not self sufficient in both.we are on progress path and there are many programs/projects running to provide people of india with basic living facilities but until we have to wait.Most of the power is provided to urban areas because it is where industries are situated and state governments commit with industrialists that they will provide un interrupted power and provide tax holidays and other benefits to them and they in return have to employ people from their state and in this way jobs are created for their people.it might sound harsh but is reality.moreover more industries means more tax collection direct , indirect for the state resulting in better financial condition and with extra finance the govt can start new projects.

Answer 3

Does a citizen have a right to enslave others?  

Shall the worker at the generator receive nothing for his work because the recipient can afford to pay nothing?

Does the worker who delivered the coal or oil to power the generator receive nothing for his work because the recipient can afford to pay nothing?

Does the worker who dug the coal or drilled the oil for power the generator receive nothing for his work because the recipient can afford to pay nothing?

Shall we enslave the few for the comfort of the many?