Trekking high to the mountains of Kailash at
the abode of Lord Shiva finding solace I happened to bounce back on many of the
life hardest dark realities which I confronted in my last post. This time I
won’t ride the personal cart and will try to discover an accord with country
irresolvable disputes.
Our country Preamble provides us the liberty to
worship any religion of our choice in a way which suits us the best. Over
the centuries many different religions were embraced by the state, many of
which like Buddhism and Jainism were formed in order to demulsify the corrupt
practices in the main Hinduism religion.
Other major religion practiced in the sub-continent is the Sikhism which
again finds its root deeply penetrated in the country’s biggest religion, Hinduism.
Islam and Christianity are the only two other major religion which were brought
up in the sub-continent with the advent of foreign traders and still after
years of emulsification are looked down as something extrinsic.
I’m not a religious fanatic but a simple
question sometimes haunts me that when majority of religions in India can be seen
as the branches of the primary tree Hinduism than why time again and again only the saffron clad people are exempted from the government and other social
organizations sympathy? Why aren’t they included in the government religious
reforms? Why only there schools of worships are tormented by state associations
for disturbing the secular fabric of the country?
Another perplexing topic swinging in my mind is
the flexible nature of our constitution which provides RIGHT TO LIVE even to a
person who brutally killed thousands. Such is the apathy of political class in
troubled states that once a terrorist surrenders he gets a government job with
all criminal cases registered in his name omitted irrespective of the fact that
the same person killed hundreds of innocent people and many of our brave
soldiers died fighting against him.
Have you seen recently a full page
advertisement in the dailies letting you know about the government ambitious
project? All such initiatives come with a deadline as to complete the project
in the set amount of time. But in our great corrupt country hardly ever a
project met its deadline. Even after completing the project many loopholes
exists telling us about the miserable state machinery.
While heading for the Mt. Kailash I witnessed
shoddy affairs of the booming telecom and energy sector. I encountered many
hydro-electricity projects on the way but none able to supply electricity to
the nearest village even for few hours. While the rest of India is connected
through an enhanced communication network the towns there were grasping even
for the slightest of signal. Parliamentarians start visiting the villages and
towns in your constituencies asking for breath of growth and development or you
may have to face lakhs of Anna.
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