Breaking News: "घमंडी मोदी"

 

"घमंडी मोदी"

मोदी बाबा झूम रहे हैं, सत्ता के अहंकार में 

जगह जगह पर जा कर कहते, हम भगवान का अवतार हैं 

 

देश में मंदिर बनवाओ, तोड़ दो घर लोगों के 

रोजगार को मारो गोली, मांगो भिक्षा जोरों से 

 

काम धाम करने का क्या है, मुफ्त में रोटी तोड़ो तुम 

जगह जगह पर गुंडा गर्दी, जंगल राज के मजे लो तुम

 

"क्या हुआ हमारे सांसद ने, कई बलात्कार हैं किए

जंगल राज में यही तो होता, इसमें हमने क्या गुनाह किए 

 

मोदी राज है इसलिए तो, राम मंदिर मिल गया तुम्हें 

बैठे रहते इंतजार में, खाली ठेंगा मिलता तुम्हें 

 

औरत की इज्जत करना, हमने कभी ना सीखा था 

राज पाठ करने को आए, यही एक तरीका था 

 

जेल से छोड़ो उन सबको, जुर्म जिन्होंने किए औरत पे 

यह सत्ता हमें दिला सकते हैं, फर्क क्या पड़ता है इनके जुर्मों से 

 

लोग जो कहते हैं कहने दो, हमें फर्क नहीं पड़ता है 

सत्ता में रहना है हमेशा, यही हमारी इच्छा है 

 

कर लो जितना कर सकते हो, हमको जहां से भगाने को 

सबको कब्जे में कर रखा है, भेज देंगे तुम्हारा घर गिराने को 

 

डर से डरते हैं सब लोग, यही हमारी ताकत है 

दुनिया को डरा कर रखना, यही हमारी आदत है



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