Bharat Bandh - 5th July,2010 - A Historical Event !!!
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If you are reading this blog, I know you are an educated person, so please tell me whether this way of making your voice reach government's ears a right way or a disastrous way? Now don't reply me with a sign of stupidity that what I have to do with this? I am getting holiday and that is what I want. Please. If your answer is this, don't read this blog ahead because this is for the true citizens of India who love their country and don't want it to be ruined by some people who aren't co-operating with our Indian government. Everyone of us know that its getting difficult day by day as the cost of everything is rising up. Even I had said the same in my previous 5 blogs but protesting it in such a way isn't a solid way of showing your aggression. Throwing stones on people, puncturing the tire of buses, not letting the train move, warning the taxi-drivers and auto-drivers to remain absent on the day, not letting any shopkeeper to open their shops. Is this the way to let the government know that we all are bearing the pains of high costs? I don't know how such craps enters a normal human being's mind. Rather than this, all the parties should have sat together, planned how to deal with this, ask people and youth to give their ideas and suggestions on the official websites of government. But No, they just want to show their physical strength and not mental strength. Actually, the people doing so don't have brains.
Yesterday, it was Bharat bandh, the married women who were pregnant and wanted to reach hospitals as soon as possible can't go because of this Bharat Bandh, the earning children who got the news of their old age parent's demise or illness can't go to see them as the mode of transport was stopped, the students who came to Mumbai or MH for their exams couldn't attend it, the workers who lives in slum and eat their dinner after working for the whole day earned nothing and hence slept with empty stomachs. These are the few examples I have mentioned here. How much have we suffered, the victims can speak clearly than what I am doing here. 175 buses were damaged yesterday and 10 drivers were injured. Stones were pelted at 155 buses in Mumbai. 122 trucks arrived in the fruit market, but 56 of them left. The tires of 8 buses were deflated. Out of 4000 BEST buses in Mumbai, only 865 were on the road. The highway crossing Marine Drive had no vehicles running on it which normally is always into a big traffic daily. These are few damages I know which were the part of Bharat Bandh.
Bharat Bandh was meant for drowning the costs of household commodities and Petrol, diesel etc. But Mumbai itself has suffered the loss of 1000 crore economically, the Maharashtra has suffered 3000 crore while the whole nation has suffered the loss of 10,000 crores (These figures can differ). Now, the government will again rise the taxes to gain all these losses. What was the use of this BHARAT BANDH? I have nothing to say now after all this. I just want to request our corrupt politicians to stop hurting people just for the sake of their political gimmicks. And I would also ask some brainless Indian citizens to stop flowing in the words of these political parties and others those who don't participate but are happy just because they gained a holiday. A very bad feeling. VERY VERY BAD.
This is all I wanted to say. The useful informations are sourced from Hindustan Times.
Thanks.
ABHILASH RUHELA - VEERU
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Certainly this whole Bharat Bandh fiasco was a political stunt to gain political mileage since the opposition had been lying dormant for quite some time.
Its amazing how after 60 years of being a Republican Sovereign country, people still fall prey to the disturbing, illogical, senseless views of a few. Certainly the Indian Constitution has granted every citizen of India a right to make his or her voice heard and the hoodlums responsible have certainly exploited this right amazingly well!
Certainly bringing the country down to a standstill is in no way a solution to any problem. The government is not directly responsible for the fuel price rise! The rise in prices are a direct reflection of the turmoil in global fuel markets. And this trend won't change no matter what government is in power! Don't they realize that the fuel being made available to us comes at a highly subsidized rate directly from this very own government!
I don't think if the BJP alliance was in power and if they would have happened to pass this order, the other parties including the Congress would have reacted in any different manner. What made the bandh hugely 'successful' was that most of the working unions are either affiliated to Shiv Sena or MNS; hence their direct involvement in the strike. What amazes me is the power of these politicians to influence the innocent mass to such a level of disgraceful behavior. The only motive of the parties behind this bandh was to affirm their position in the political circus and sadly, because of fear or just pure innocence of the masses, they have been quite successful.
At least they had the brains to let the hospitals and chemists remain open! The success of the strike yesterday is a reflection of the collective failure of all our so called 'leaders'. As long as this continues, forget the dream of one day seeing India as a leading economic power. Democracy cannot attend its true glory until the enemies of democracy are nipped in the bud.
And as far as the blog goes Abhilash, the thought behind the blog is very good but needs a lot of refinement as far as the language. At this stage of your blogging journey, you cant afford to make silly grammatical mistakes. Please take care of it. Just takes the pleasure out of reading the blog..
Certainly this whole Bharat Bandh fiasco was a political stunt to gain political mileage since the opposition had been lying dormant for quite some time.
Its amazing how after 60 years of being a Republican Sovereign country, people still fall prey to the disturbing, illogical, senseless views of a few. Certainly the Indian Constitution has granted every citizen of India a right to make his or her voice heard and the hoodlums responsible have certainly exploited this right amazingly well!
Certainly bringing the country down to a standstill is in no way a solution to any problem. The government is not directly responsible for the fuel price rise! The rise in prices are a direct reflection of the turmoil in global fuel markets. And this trend won't change no matter what government is in power! Don't they realize that the fuel being made available to us comes at a highly subsidized rate directly from this very own government!
I don't think if the BJP alliance was in power and if they would have happened to pass this order, the other parties including the Congress would have reacted in any different manner. What made the bandh hugely 'successful' was that most of the working unions are either affiliated to Shiv Sena or MNS; hence their direct involvement in the strike. What amazes me is the power of these politicians to influence the innocent mass to such a level of disgraceful behavior. The only motive of the parties behind this bandh was to affirm their position in the political circus and sadly, because of fear or just pure innocence of the masses, they have been quite successful.
At least they had the brains to let the hospitals and chemists remain open! The success of the strike yesterday is a reflection of the collective failure of all our so called 'leaders'. As long as this continues, forget the dream of one day seeing India as a leading economic power. Democracy cannot attend its true glory until the enemies of democracy are nipped in the bud.
And as far as the blog goes Abhilash, the thought behind the blog is very good but needs a lot of refinement as far as the language. At this stage of your blogging journey, you cant afford to make silly grammatical mistakes. Please take care of it. Just takes the pleasure out of reading the blog..
And as far as the blog goes Abhilash, the thought behind the blog is very good but needs a lot of refinement as far as the language. At this stage of your blogging journey, you cant afford to make silly grammatical mistakes. Please take care of it. Just takes the pleasure out of reading the blog..
Navrang, I have nothing to say after what u have said.. I can only ask you that then is this the way to protest if u r buying dal at 90 rs? u will damage your own country for this? Just answer this..
Why is my comment not getting published on my blog itself?
@navrang- nas fr askin what veeru did frm his side to prevent it lemme ask u what exactly did u do to prevent such a fiasco?????
Navrang...Tujhya maaila...ye ikde...kuthey palaale re .....gaandu..
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