
"khpala
khawra khpal ikhtiar” (Our Land, Our rights)"
"Jo Quaid Ka Ghaddar Hay Wo Maut Ka Haqdarr hay"
Sorry if
anybody is being overlooked, as these are the most common slogans that we see
zealous and energetic people chanting on the streets, outside the assemblies, in
colourful rallies and during the blood-spattering protests around the country.
With all the bad things involved with this slogan-culture, what is required to
be praised here is the commitment and devotion of these people towards their
respective parties. Without any discrimination, every party worker no matter
what he is going through in his personal life due to the party hassles,
always ended up saying that his party is the most steadfast and effective group
of the country and he is proud to be a part of it.
These
passionate people are so blindly in love with their Quaids that they don’t even
take a back in a do or die situation. Killing and being killed has never been
an out-of-question scenario for them. Just a thump from their leader would be
motivating enough for them to get out of their houses and start combating even
against the police, army or the state itself. These (generally poor) people
who have no else power in life get very keyed up after getting this new and
first-in-a-lifetime right in their hands. This is the very first time that they
have a guideline, a book of principle (no matter right or wrong) and a common
path to move on. So, they try to prove theirselves and work on a sole purpose
that is, to give supremacy to their party. They do it without even thinking
that this power would only leave them with a hand full of arms but a pocket
without a penny.
In this
love-makes-the-world-go-round saga, we could only think that why the very same
people are not as enthusiastic and fervent about their own country? Why is
that, we don’t see people who say Jo Mulk
Ka Ghaddar Hay Wo Maut Ka Haqdarr hay? That is may be because this attitude
will force them to agree with the people who might belong to the other cast or
party, but are saying the truth. They, then have to stand for justice, rather
than their party agenda. People would be free to think and to say what they
want to, despite of defending their leaders’ ideologies. People, no matter what
cast they belong to, would start gathering on common grounds, and will quit the
politics of disagreement.
-Responsibility and respect of others
and their religious beliefs are also part of freedom-
Political parties’ disrespect towards each other is one of the main causes of
anarchy in our country. No it doesn’t mean that there is something wrong in
having reservations or diversification of ideas between two individuals, nor
there is an issue to have a leader for guidance. The problem arises when you start acting as a blind conformist of a particular figure of power. The dilemma is that in this sightless
following, those who are supposed to strive for peoples’ rights start skirmishing
on non-issues. Why is it that a party member has to disagree even on the issue
where there is nothing to differ on? To show loyalty toward their leader they
forget to differentiate between the right and wrong. This eventually ends up in
cutting the throat of their own brothers.
A party
should be a tool to make people work for their county, but somehow people
surrender themselves for the party, to work as a tool against others, completely
ignoring the responsibility of striving for the country. Till date,
rivalry between groups has caused great social and political disarray and
countless ethnic killings in this part of land. The sad part is that even religious
sectarian parties have also led to violence in the society. The need of the time is to
evaluate your leadership, to check that either your party is taking you towards
a nationalistic struggle or the war of their own interests.
It is very important to regain peace in the society that members
of all political parties shall conduct themselves in a manner that respects the
rights and democratic interests of all citizens, political parties and shall
avoid behavior that brings the whole electoral system into disgrace!
This starts with a brain washing session where they are told to hate. Favourite hate categories are:
ReplyDelete1. Sarmayadarana Nizam . On the contrary the party working against the sarmayadar is striving hard for the sarmaya itself.
2. Feudalism and Waderaism. How shameful it is that every party which is against feudals tends to become a feudalist itself; you just need to open your eyes and you will come to identify these shameless people yourself.
3. Religious hatred. What lousy people. The keep on fighting in streets for 3.9 years and then suddenly there is a religious party alliance.
4. Ethinc. Last of the pack of dogs. They kill each other and then in the assemblies they sit together. Worst of their kind
“The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference”.
DeletePrincipally they don’t hate each other, they just don’t care. That is why despite of all those bitter speeches and claims of taking strong actions, nothing really happens on the wider side, except killings of common men on the name of ethnicity and religion. We will believe in the party system if we see the positive change coming our way. Otherwise, this bunch of lip service will remain worthless.