Says D S Kulkarni, a BSP candidate from Pune, in an interview to Vivek Sabnis. He, like the US president, too believes in clean and cast-free politics and is sure about his victory in the coming Lok Sabha elections

You don't really have any experience in politics. What made you jump in the election fray this time?
Although sensitive intellectuals of the middle-class term politics as cesspool, I strongly believe that good people from the society should come forward and contest elections. There is a sheer need to change the present gloomy picture of politics.
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And what will you do?
I want to employ my principles and make the society a place that's clean, developing and free from cast favoritism. Social equality is my dream and Mayawatiji has already proved in UP by joining hands with Muslims, Thakurs and Brahmins. I want this dream to transform into a reality here in Pune and the entire Maharashtra.

There would be at least four strong candidates against you. Do you think you'll be able to win?
Of course, I'm confident of my victory and have even asked Mayawatiji not to come to Pune and waste her time campaigning.

Besides, I'm focusing solely on the young and impending voters and even have a solution for the anti-outsourcing policy of Barack Obama.