Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Film Fraternity meets Munde
No need to plead with the so-called guardians of our society and country. Are they any cleaner than the ones they accuse?
Babri Masjid, Tehalka and other incidents have proved it time and again that; they will do anything to fulfill their personal agendas even at the risk of compromising the peace and security of the country and its citizens. Then how can they be allowed to raise their voice against something like the “Salman Tapes”, the authenticity of which has not at all been established as yet.
The politicians talk about the safety and security of the country and her citizens, while they are instrumental themselves in creating an unsafe and insecure atmosphere for everyone at the drop of the hat.
The TV channel, which acted so irresponsibly by raking the issue in such a manner, also interviewed many common citizens for their reaction to the tapes. Each and every person interviewed expressed the feeling that the authenticity of the tapes should first be verified before we can put blames on the people named, and then too there are proper actions which could be taken.
But how could these politicians pass over such a golden opportunity to ensure the safety and security of the common citizens of the country, even if it meant loss of property, deserved profits, or life itself, for some of the very same citizens?
After all they are our guardians, moral and ethical.
Babri Masjid, Tehalka and other incidents have proved it time and again that; they will do anything to fulfill their personal agendas even at the risk of compromising the peace and security of the country and its citizens. Then how can they be allowed to raise their voice against something like the “Salman Tapes”, the authenticity of which has not at all been established as yet.
The politicians talk about the safety and security of the country and her citizens, while they are instrumental themselves in creating an unsafe and insecure atmosphere for everyone at the drop of the hat.
The TV channel, which acted so irresponsibly by raking the issue in such a manner, also interviewed many common citizens for their reaction to the tapes. Each and every person interviewed expressed the feeling that the authenticity of the tapes should first be verified before we can put blames on the people named, and then too there are proper actions which could be taken.
But how could these politicians pass over such a golden opportunity to ensure the safety and security of the common citizens of the country, even if it meant loss of property, deserved profits, or life itself, for some of the very same citizens?
After all they are our guardians, moral and ethical.
