If a citizen of any nation is touched let alone killed, the governing authorities of the concerned citizen make their presence felt loud and clear. In our country, no matter how hard one tries to prove his patriotism, love for nation etc, he either is outcasted as a jingoist, a fanatic or a terrorist. It is sad we have got ourselves ruled by those silent puppets who talk diplomacy. A community gets no justice even after 29 yrs; a powerful nation sets up its tents, throws attitude; an Indian prisoner beaten, murdered; women at large raped.
Too many lives at stake, too many sentiments crushed. What we get in return is mouthful of POLITICS.
With a poor front, the rest of the world is at an advantage.
I have been kind of getting drawn towards this woman Dalbir Kaur (Sarabjit Singh's sister) for the sheer courage she displayed. The undaunted voice, the strength of an individual to voice her resentment, her grievances for the failure in handling her brother's case and the other Indian prisoners in Pakistan in getting him back and many more sharing a similar kind of status, to the country. After his death, a different language had echoed for a while. The governing party appeared to have arrested the strength she holds. Call it her innocence or the apt move of the regime, in both cases there is a loss of a nationalist.
The outcry now is louder than ever before. And perhaps it stands justified. There has always been a callousness or shall we call it the political attempt of pushing behind an issue for some appropriate time and never getting its due hearing until its lid bursts open.
The country's self esteem at stake. The game of chor police (thief-cop)continues inside-out of parliament.
With each movement (-likes of Anna movement)a hope flickers. Probably there could be a better system at rise and each time one is disillusioned. In India hope survives till its gestation period.
Meanwhile, I am waiting to read more of Dalbir Kaur's interviews and also keeping a close watch at several awards which would soon be decorating her; pushing, coloring a political figure out of a fighter.
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Too many lives at stake, too many sentiments crushed. What we get in return is mouthful of POLITICS.
With a poor front, the rest of the world is at an advantage.
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| dalbir Kaur, (pic courtesy: google images) |
The outcry now is louder than ever before. And perhaps it stands justified. There has always been a callousness or shall we call it the political attempt of pushing behind an issue for some appropriate time and never getting its due hearing until its lid bursts open.
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| Sarabjit Singh (pic courtesy: google images) |
It is possibly the lack of option which compels us to recycle the same band of corrupt people into the pedestal. The submissive, the meek, the self-centric few continue to become puissant. Between the bigger controversies and bitter scams a laid back nation is let down constantly by each govt voted in.
The country's self esteem at stake. The game of chor police (thief-cop)continues inside-out of parliament.
With each movement (-likes of Anna movement)a hope flickers. Probably there could be a better system at rise and each time one is disillusioned. In India hope survives till its gestation period.
Meanwhile, I am waiting to read more of Dalbir Kaur's interviews and also keeping a close watch at several awards which would soon be decorating her; pushing, coloring a political figure out of a fighter.
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