NO SYMBOLIC JUSTICE BUT IMPARTIAL ACTION IS NEEDED: BHAI DINESH
Today, those very individuals are preaching about law and justice whose own past remains shrouded in controversy. For those whose hands have themselves been stained by crime and violence to now lecture on morality amounts to a betrayal of the public trust.
NO SYMBOLIC JUSTICE BUT IMPARTIAL ACTION IS NEEDED: BHAI DINESH
2-MAY-ENG 2
RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL
ARA--------------------------Today, those very individuals are preaching about law and justice whose own past remains shrouded in controversy. For those whose hands have themselves been stained by crime and violence to now lecture on morality amounts to a betrayal of the public trust.
Criminals—whoever they may be—must face strict action. If someone is a murderer or a lawbreaker, it is entirely appropriate to take stern measures against them. However, action taken merely for the sake of appearances, to garner applause, or to target a specific community is not justice; it is injustice.
The government's priorities, too, are glaringly obvious: Inflation is skyrocketing, yet a complete silence prevails on the matter. Unemployment continues to rise steadily, yet no concrete plan appears to be in sight. The government also remains tight-lipped regarding corruption.
The public demands answers on these critical issues. Mere rhetoric and token gestures will not suffice. What is truly needed is impartial, transparent, and equal justice for all.
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