Dear Mr. Sachin Balyan Sir,
To me, a politician serves his constituency and not the party? That is the misconception and that is what is unfortunate in our political system. You represent your constituency in the Parliament or Legislative Assembly. You are given that right by the people who vote for you or elect you their leader.
Now, to do that, you might join a political party or you could do it as an independent. A true leader and a strong leader really does not depend on the political party he represents. His true strength is his constituency.
Getting ticket to his brother is all right. That is what is known as "Back Door Entry". To be honest, to serve the constituency you don't even have to be an MP.
Now, if an officer is denied promotion, does not mean he joins the terrorist outfits. It is true measure of his capabilities by the organization. If he did not become Colonel that means he is not considered competent enough to command a Battalion, but that does not mean he is not competent enough to continue his existing command. The two things really have no comparision.
I have nothing against Mr. Sajjan Kumar or for that matter any one. I discuss the issues and not the personalities. If Mr. Sajjan Kumar has been in the politics for such a long time, I am pretty sure, he must be having some strength to stay on.
Regarding alligations and proofs. I do respect the judicial system, but more often than not, it is doctored by our own law makers. Mr. Laloo Prasad was involved in many things, and so is Ms. Mayawati, and we can keep going on... but has any thing been proved against them?
You like Mr. Sajjan Kumar, nothing wrong in it. I am sure he must have done excellent work in his constituency. People really don't have to be elected representatives to do community work. We do our bit through North American Jat Charity, so is Mr. Naveen Gulia. What I had meant in my post (the point that has been missed by you completely, probability because of your unflinching loyalty towards Mr. Sajjan Kumar and Congress Party) is that a good leader can always find the ways to serve the community. Probably Mr. Sajjan Kumar found the way to serve the community through his brother. Many of our members said that they would have liked him doing it through his son. Nothing wrong in it. I guess, similarly all the political leaders is finding their ways to serve their communities through their next generations. So why cry out "Dynastic Rule" when it comes to non Jat leaders.