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Australian Researchers have found that good looks can add 2 per cent to a candidate’s votes. That must be the reason why more and more film stars are entering into politics. Special beauty parlours and body shops could be opened during the campaigning days. Imagine Captain Amarinder singh and Parkash Singh Badal applying special face packs before going out for an election rally. Now you can figure out why Mayawati keeps changing her hairstyle and Sushma Swaraj makes an extra effort to put a bindi on. Sometimes when a voter is weighing the merits and demerits of two opponents and faces a dilemma (because he finds both the candidates equally corrupt) then hairstyles may help to decide whom to vote for. But in some notorious constituencies, the villainous looks of a candidate canhelp to garner more votes. People vote out of fear and dread, rather thea out of love Shakti Kapoor might have offered to join the Congress thinking that the party might someday field him in a constituency where voters would vote for him under fear psychosis. Navjot Sidhu is the
epitome of a good looking and a
well-dressed young man. But let’s see whether the apex court gives him
some relief on the basis of his looks or not.
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