The naked truth

[pup030]

Hi,

Would it not be nice, once and for all to keep things political out of this platform we have in the form of jatland.com. Besides, no matter what your political affliations are but if you look deep inside and far around you dispassionately, each of us would realise that Haryana is one of the most corrupt states. Why so? Well, gone are the days of stalwarts like Sir Choturam and instead we have political pigmies and a citizenry whose blood has gone numb and hardly ever do we think beyond I, me and myself. Everything said and done my friends, we in Haryana may be a prosperous lot and so is the state of Haryana but we have lost and failed socially and politically. Its a great human resource failure where the essence of achievement is measured by the size of your bank balance and the car you drive.
I say all the above with authority as I am a practicing lawyer and each day I see the suffering of the masses and that moves me to think beyond the usual.

The recent brutal police atrocities at Gurgaon on 25,26 July 2005 and still continuing is again a stark reminder of the truth which we all casually try to brush under the carpet. I for one in my own sphere and expertise have extended Pro bono legal aid (thats free of cost legal services) to all and any of the persons affected during the said incidents of human rights violations by Haryana Police. How could we keep mum and quiet just viewing those images passively on the Television and still call ourselves a proud people. Pun intended. Can we call ourselves a civilised and a democratic and just society? Ponder about it for a moment.

Whats really happening in Haryana and for that matter in the entire country is that we collect the garbage and filth from around the state/country, place them in the Legislative assembly/parliament and expect them to do a great job for us all. Wishful thinking, isn't it. Why are we so stupid and ignorant or do we just do not care?

Best of luck to all and hail the motherland.

Wake up my friends
Dhiren singh

[haryanajat]

kitnee baree ek hee baat post karoogee?

[vinodks]

Direndra, I agree with you in keeping the political issue out of discussion forum unless when it is factual and objective or in context of development in general e.g. I liked article about Hooda's efforts in rural Haryana etc...
And your point about corrupted politician and police is true but not useful. Every Indian cribs about system but I guess the expectation of improvement of system by top-bottom approach is flawed and something is not going to happen in parliament which can magically renew the system right upto to roots; for that every individual has to realize his own important role in whole game. In bottom-top approach if we can atleast make ouselves and our circle of influence through relatives and friends responsible and honest citizen that would have sustainable improvement. I have seen people describe corruption in India in such a flourish language and with impulse to cleanse the whole system if it would have been in their control but when it comes to his brother's or relative's selection in police(or any job) they make themselves exception to their philosophy for a while. I know its painful to be upright citizen when corruption surrounds one but this is only way by which civic honesty can spread like healthy infection among people.

I appreciate your helping the victim of Gurgaon police beating. good show.

Vinod

[rkumar]

Hi,

Would it not be nice, once and for all to keep things political out of this platform we have in the form of jatland.com. Besides, no matter what your political affliations are but if you look deep inside and far around you dispassionately, each of us would realise that Haryana is one of the most corrupt states. Why so? Well, gone are the days of stalwarts like Sir Choturam and instead we have political pigmies and a citizenry whose blood has gone numb and hardly ever do we think beyond I, me and myself. Everything said and done my friends, we in Haryana may be a prosperous lot and so is the state of Haryana but we have lost and failed socially and politically. Its a great human resource failure where the essence of achievement is measured by the size of your bank balance and the car you drive.
I say all the above with authority as I am a practicing lawyer and each day I see the suffering of the masses and that moves me to think beyond the usual.

The recent brutal police atrocities at Gurgaon on 25,26 July 2005 and still continuing is again a stark reminder of the truth which we all casually try to brush under the carpet. I for one in my own sphere and expertise have extended Pro bono legal aid (thats free of cost legal services) to all and any of the persons affected during the said incidents of human rights violations by Haryana Police. How could we keep mum and quiet just viewing those images passively on the Television and still call ourselves a proud people. Pun intended. Can we call ourselves a civilised and a democratic and just society? Ponder about it for a moment.

Whats really happening in Haryana and for that matter in the entire country is that we collect the garbage and filth from around the state/country, place them in the Legislative assembly/parliament and expect them to do a great job for us all. Wishful thinking, isn't it. Why are we so stupid and ignorant or do we just do not care?

Best of luck to all and hail the motherland.


Wake up my friends
Dhiren singh

Dhiren Singh Ji,

I really appreciate the points you have raised. Lots of oor MPs and MLAs have law background. Our courts take ages to dispense justice. May be good intentioned people like you declare a jihad against our slow justice system as that will go a long way to clean India.

RK^2