Power to Change law: A satirical and exaggerated illustration of a Politician Entrance Exam (GPEE), featuring politicians struggling to take an exam while expert citizens strictly evaluate their performance. Some are nervously sweating, others are cluelessly holding blank answer sheets, and a few are attempting to bribe the examiners. Meanwhile, a ‘Failed’ board in the background fills up, and a countdown timer adds tension. Tom (from Tom & Jerry) is seen trying to cheat, while Jerry, dressed as an examiner, watches over the test.

1 Power I Would Use To Change Law: The Great Indian Politician Entrance Exam (GPEE) 🎓⚖️

Daily writing prompt
If you had the power to change one law, what would it be and why?

Want to run the country? First, prove you deserve it.

If I had the power to change law, it would be to redefine how politicians get elected.

Because let’s be real—
📜 To become a doctor, you need years of medical studies.
🏗️ To become an engineer, you need to crack tough exams.
⚖️ To be a lawyer, you have to pass the bar.
🍕 Even to flip burgers at McDonald’s, you need basic training!

BUT…
To run an entire country?
No qualifications required.
No test needed.
Just vibes, a political party, and a loudspeaker.

WHAT. EVEN. 😑

It’s time to end this circus and introduce THE POLITICIAN ENTRANCE EXAM! 🎓🔥

“If we want a better future, we must change law that lets unqualified people decide the fate of a nation.”

“A society that refuses to change laws is doomed to repeat its mistakes.”

📜 Step 1: The Grand Politician Entrance Exam (GPEE) 🎓

Before any politician can contest elections, they must clear an entrance exam that tests:

🧠 Basic Governance Knowledge (At least know the Constitution, bro!)
💡 Problem-Solving Skills (How will you fix inflation? No, banning movies is not the answer.)
⚖️ Ethics & Integrity Test (If a bribe is offered, your answer should NOT be ‘Kitna milega?’)
📊 General Awareness (At least know the price of onions before giving a speech!)

NO DEGREE? NO PROBLEM.
If you’re smart, competent, and pass the test—welcome aboard!
If you fail? Find another profession.

Because why should our leaders be exempt from something every citizen has to go through?

“Before you can drive a car, you need a license. Before you can run a country, you should need more than just loudspeakers. It’s time to change law.”

“A politician without knowledge is a disaster waiting to happen. Change law, make competence mandatory!”

📊 Step 2: The People’s Panel – Real Experts Judging Real Leaders

Passing an exam is not enough. We all know people who score 99% in school but can’t solve real-life problems.

So, after the GPEE, politicians will face an Expert Citizen Committee, made up of:
🔹 Renowned social service idols (Not the fake charity event kind).
🔹 Uncorrupt, respectable figures (Hard to find, but still!)
🔹 Actual citizens who have served the nation selflessly.

What will they judge?
Leadership & Vision: (Do you have an actual plan, or just speeches?)
Past Work in Social Service: (Real work, not just shaking hands at rallies!)
Financial Transparency: (Where is all your money coming from?)
Ethical Behavior: (No scams, no criminal charges—clean records only.)

💡 Each state will have its own panel, and a master apex committee will compile all evaluations before final approval.

🚀 If you want to serve the people, let the people judge your worth!

“Power without accountability is a recipe for corruption. We must change law to ensure only the worthy lead.”

“If we trust exams to select doctors and engineers, why not change law to test politicians before we hand them the keys to our future?”

📅 Step 3: The Political Performance Appraisal – Every 6 Months

Look, even corporate jobs have performance reviews.
Imagine getting a salary for 5 years with zero accountability. (Sounds like a dream job, right?)

✅ Every six months, politicians must go through an evaluation.
If they fail to meet expectations, they get demoted, penalized, or REMOVED.

Enough of this “5 saal, kuch nahi kiya, fir bhi ticket mil gaya.”
💥 No performance? No job. Simple.

“No job in the world guarantees five years of power without evaluation—why should politics be any different? Change law, demand results!”

“A government that fears performance reviews is a government that fears accountability. Time to change law!”

🚀 The Jugnu Philosophy of Political Reforms

A country is only as strong as its leadership.
A politician should not be elected just because of their surname, money, or loudspeakers.

They must EARN it.

💡 A Nation’s Future Shouldn’t Be a Gamble.
💡 Democracy Deserves Accountability.
💡 Politics Should Be a Service, Not a Business.

“Laws should evolve with time. If politicians want to lead, they must first prove they are worthy. We need to change law to make leadership a responsibility, not a privilege.”

“The right leader can change a country, but only if we change law that lets the wrong ones rule it.”

🔥 Yours in demanding better leadership,

Lucifer Morningstar

💭 If YOU could change law, what would it be? Drop your wildest, boldest ideas below! 😆🔥

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