Whoever wins in next Monday’s balloting will definitely mean change for our future. The question is: will that change be for better or worse. It will all depend on how a bigger number of us will decide the future of our motherland.

If we would believe the results of pre-election surveys – which had a measly 700 to 4,000 respondents as against 54.5 million registered voters – it would seem that the change would be radical not only in the political but as well as in economic or social conditions, institutions, and values.

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