Showing posts with label democracy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label democracy. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 March 2013

A flower nipped in bud



Take a look around you, fellow countrymen. What do you see? I know you will see nothing because we all have become so used to not seeing the stuff that makes us uncomfortable. Our eyes notice the torture but our hearts just don't feel it, our ears hear their apathy but nothing triggers of those neurons. You can't see it still! I knew you will still not get it. Okay, I will tell you all.

Don't you see that poor kid working in your neighbor’s house; he is what i am talking about. And to pacify the so called women right activists I might as well add "she is what i am talking about". It is a common sight to see in our mahaan bharat. Kids working in inhuman conditions, packing lunch boxes for their master's son as they get ready for their school, wiping the floors as the pet dog runs across the hall, FREE. Washing a truckload of utensils as the trucks park outside the DHABBA (eatery) he/she works in. The society is full of them. 'So what?’ you may say, 'we can't do anything, it’s government's headache'.

Pity, we Indians have still not realized the meaning of democracy. It is the rule of people and that does not mean 'only voting'. We have the power, we select the government, we bring them down but what we don't realize is that we have the power to make them listen as well. Lawmakers know only how to formulate a law; it is us who have to ensure that it gets implemented. Let me ask you, how many of you have seen a child labor and complained to the authorities? Oh! Do I see a few hands? And how many of you have complained about your relatives or neighbors or friends or colleagues in this matter. Ah! Just as I thought, none. This is the problem. We will let the torture continue if it runs the harm of souring our relationship with someone and in our culture, where we live, we develop a relation with every tom, dick and harry around, so there is none left to rescue around us.

These children deprived of a proper childhood, proper education and proper upbringing are easy prey's to anti-social elements. These poor, tortured souls have no one to show them the path of righteousness. So are we, who turn a blind eye to the apathy of these little angels, not equally responsible for the rise in crime rate?

Think and ponder, are we not deserving of this rotten system? Are we at all playing a pro-active role in the democracy?

Don’t say "MERA BHARAT MAHAAN"
Say 'I will make "MERA BHARAT MAHAAN".

Stop being a chauvinist and accept the truth that we are what ail the system.

That is the truth....and the truth always hurts.

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Manmohan Singh- honest or the best con man ever??



Dr. Manmohan Singh.
Prime minister of Indian republic.
An honest man but a weak politician.
This is how everyone describes this man barring the slave minded ignoramuses in the INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS. Even those who criticize him for being the lamest prime minister ever in the history of independent India swear by his honesty. Anna hazare, the man spearheading the campaign against corruption too acknowledges the honesty of this man. But is he?
Is Manmohan Singh really what he is portrayed as? Is he really an honest yet gutless man, watching his colleagues indulge in exploitation of this country and keeping mum, all the while staying away from indulging in the corruption himself?
OR
Is he something else? A conniving smart game player who worked hard to get his image up and running, waiting for that perfect opportunity to unleash his inner demons?  A cunning politician who knew that one day his sparkling image will get him the high office where he can exercise his deepest darkest desires and leave this country in a hell?
No matter what he is but he sure has been smart enough to maintain his image all the while being surrounded by filth. No matter what he is but he sure has been ‘A DISAPPOINTMENT’ to all like me who idolized him when we were young. He had been an example to us, a beacon of hope that honesty still can survive the treacherous, worm infested waters of Indian politics.
But today, he is no more than a failure. An example to the coming generations, of what not to become.  He is the greatest curse to the freedom we all cherish.
He is the NERO of Indian politics as he watches the country burn, while he sits in his chair perfecting his expressionless face.
HE WATCHES WHILE WE BURN!!