The Datsun Party Launches, Is It Time To #VoteForChange?

The excitement is palpable in the air. There is a sense of optimism among people and panic amongst rivals. Afterall while people want change, rivals want status quo. But democracy is great leveller and many a mighty have fallen by the way side. Finally people power can sense victory.

This election feels different. There is a sense of hope. There is going to be change, a change for the better is the overarching sentiment. Gone is the feeling of cynicism, resignation to fate and acceptance to ‘what’s available is the best we have’ thought process. But this time there is an air of anticipation, a feeling that the wait for a contender is finally over.
 
A new party has stormed into the political arena. Young, fresh, and promising enough to shake things up and challenge the monolith that has stood its ground without evolving or changing with time. Better still it instills faith in democracy, where it is all about the people. If it is not of the people, by the people, for the people then it ceases to be relevant. Introducing the Datsun Party.

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For those who have been struggling for choices, and were confused about what to vote for, here’s your chance.

Be part of the revolution to change the face of the entry level segment of India’s car market. The difference lies in the agenda of the Datsun Party. It is not just promises to get votes. It is as if the party has been listening to all that the voters have been craving for, demanding and hoping will come their way, someday. It is as if all the protests about lack of power, ground clearance, head room, pickup or air-conditioning that have been raging through the country has finally found a redressal.

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This Party of the masses can sense the pulse of the people . So now it is all about letting democracy prove its strength, so vote for power, vote for comfort, vote for space and style. It is time to #VoteForChange.

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