WITHERING AUTHORITY: ADVENT OF ANARCHY AND LAWLESSNESS IN INDIA!
Mankind is knocking at the doors of the year 2016 AD. How do I see the world in December 2015? Do Paris explosions , San Baardino (California , USA) shooting, Boko Haram killings in Nigeria and "ISLAMOPHOBIA" rants of US Presidential Hopeful, Donald Trump give any indications. Yes, they do : World is heading for a catastrophe unwitnessed ever before.
Poiltical, social , legal and religious authorities are withering everywhere. Man is getting individualized and desensitized in every nook and corner of the world. Individualised man places self interests above everything else. Social and political fission has loosened emotional ties which acted as a check on a man's conduct. But today no such checks regulate conduct of people because there was no fear of retributions.
Take some recent incidents in India. The Prime Minister of India is abused and slighted like a street beggar. There is NO fear of retribution. What is worse is that it was being appreciated by those who are the lawmakers of the nation. If authority is eroded, there is bound to be anarchy and lawlessness everywhere in India.
The worst example of raging clouds of anarchy in India is the incident of Court shooting In Delhi other day. Four youths openly fire in the court and kill a policeman. The judge was fortunate to have escaped. Why did it happen? Obviously, the police in Delhi has been ridiculed and criticized. The Chief Minister of Delhi is more interested in confronting the Central government than governing his state. Chief Minister and his AAP lackeys have lost sense of balance. This is the political class which rules Delhi. Is this a reflection of the people of Delhi?
Media has its own hand in creating chaos and confusion in the country. In the name of freedom of expression they create spicy news to enhance their TRP ratings. Ministers and governments officials are ridiculed on the TV news channels like criminals. What respect would a common man have for such leaders and authorities? The fear of authority, legal, social, religious and political, is an utmost urgency to maintain peace and harmony.
Religious authority comes from the fear of God created in the man. Social authority comes from fear of elder in the family.and the community head. Similarly political authority derives it self from the Constitution of India and legal provisions. Written or unwritten codes within a religion, family and a community are designed to channelise ome's conduct. These codes Create fears in the man to avoid breaking them. Iff one flouts, he is punished. If retribution threat is NOT there, then everyone would behave on his own and leading to Lawlessbess.
Social and political chains, keeping human beings under behaviourial control, are collapsing everywhere. Religion has become an instrument of hate. It no more preaches about their chosen Gods and their acclaimed teachings. Religions, today, ask their followers to hate the non followers. In this , no religion is an exception, facade of tolerance by their leaders notwithstanding.
Mankind is knocking at the doors of the year 2016 AD. How do I see the world in December 2015? Do Paris explosions , San Baardino (California , USA) shooting, Boko Haram killings in Nigeria and "ISLAMOPHOBIA" rants of US Presidential Hopeful, Donald Trump give any indications. Yes, they do : World is heading for a catastrophe unwitnessed ever before.
Poiltical, social , legal and religious authorities are withering everywhere. Man is getting individualized and desensitized in every nook and corner of the world. Individualised man places self interests above everything else. Social and political fission has loosened emotional ties which acted as a check on a man's conduct. But today no such checks regulate conduct of people because there was no fear of retributions.
Take some recent incidents in India. The Prime Minister of India is abused and slighted like a street beggar. There is NO fear of retribution. What is worse is that it was being appreciated by those who are the lawmakers of the nation. If authority is eroded, there is bound to be anarchy and lawlessness everywhere in India.
The worst example of raging clouds of anarchy in India is the incident of Court shooting In Delhi other day. Four youths openly fire in the court and kill a policeman. The judge was fortunate to have escaped. Why did it happen? Obviously, the police in Delhi has been ridiculed and criticized. The Chief Minister of Delhi is more interested in confronting the Central government than governing his state. Chief Minister and his AAP lackeys have lost sense of balance. This is the political class which rules Delhi. Is this a reflection of the people of Delhi?
Media has its own hand in creating chaos and confusion in the country. In the name of freedom of expression they create spicy news to enhance their TRP ratings. Ministers and governments officials are ridiculed on the TV news channels like criminals. What respect would a common man have for such leaders and authorities? The fear of authority, legal, social, religious and political, is an utmost urgency to maintain peace and harmony.
Religious authority comes from the fear of God created in the man. Social authority comes from fear of elder in the family.and the community head. Similarly political authority derives it self from the Constitution of India and legal provisions. Written or unwritten codes within a religion, family and a community are designed to channelise ome's conduct. These codes Create fears in the man to avoid breaking them. Iff one flouts, he is punished. If retribution threat is NOT there, then everyone would behave on his own and leading to Lawlessbess.
Social and political chains, keeping human beings under behaviourial control, are collapsing everywhere. Religion has become an instrument of hate. It no more preaches about their chosen Gods and their acclaimed teachings. Religions, today, ask their followers to hate the non followers. In this , no religion is an exception, facade of tolerance by their leaders notwithstanding.
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