Anshan is finally over, but not worth it. |
Nobody cared! |
Above in the two different photos, lays two shameful moments for the world’s largest democracy. In the first photograph, all the saints and spiritual gurus across the India gathered at the Himalayan hospital in Jollygrant in Dehradun to request Yoga guru Baba Ramdev to chuck his ‘so-called’ Anshan against corruption and black money. And in the second one, a 34-year old ascetic, Swami Nigamanada who had been fasting for almost four months to protest illegal mining and stone crushing along the Ganga near Haridwar died at the same hospital in Dehradun on Monday.
My first reaction after seeing this disturbing news on TV was like, ‘ohh f*ck man, where’s India heading..’ Believe it or not, but this news seemed to me a very serious problem for India and Indians. I mean, after 2 weeks of so much media hype and chaos in the country and after the verbal war between different political parties for Ramdev, Baba finally took off his anshan without any conclusion, and the very same day we hear about the demise of Swami Nigamananda. These two news, are so very much politically, socially and morally contradicting.
It was not even an hour that Baba Ramdev was shifted to hospital and many ministers, spiritual gurus started visiting him but not even a single minister or guru cared to take a look of Swami Nigamananda. Why so? Is it because Swami Nigamananda’s anshan was not a VIP anshan or maybe he didn’t chose Delhi for his anshan or is it because he sat on anshan to save our national river Ganga in Haridwar which is considered highly sacred and pious for us?
The more famous you are, the more the fuss...Sadly, thats where the world has come to!
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media sells only popular news, people watch only popular news, everyone make fuss for only popular news. Do anyone know that a woman in Meghalaya is fasting for over 11 years against the army special power acts?
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its a shame...thanke for bringing it out...btw, where were u...a post after a very long time...welcome back
ReplyDelete@SUB, ws facing writer's block :P btw thnx fr welcoming me back :)
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ReplyDeleteThat is why politics is called DIRTY. Who cares for actual cause as long as it does not have any political mileage?
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It's really a shame that our media fails to give mainstream attention before the body decides to meet Ma Ganga's stream. And still the apathy continues.
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