OPEN EYES, CLOSED CONSCIENCE, SANATAN DHARMA AND POTENTIAL SACRIFICED AT THE ALTAR OF POLITICS

OPEN EYES, CLOSED CONSCIENCE, SANATAN DHARMA AND POTENTIAL SACRIFICED AT THE ALTAR OF POLITICS

11-JAN-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA------------------------------Those who ridicule and abuse Sanatan Dharma are currently blind despite having their eyes open. The very principles of Sanatan Dharma, derived from its Vedas and scriptures, have enabled the world to achieve unparalleled advancements in science and technology, yet today's greedy and corrupt politicians fail to understand this. They only see scams and votes for power. They should open their closed eyes. Don't the politicians, social activists, and opposition parties of this country see that America is threatening us today, using the very principles of Sanatan Dharma?  It was the brilliant minds from this very land, who interpreted these principles, that made America a global superpower. Furthermore, this same America is using the knowledge gained from our own children to threaten India and the entire world, and has become the undisputed world leader. But the eyes of those in this country who abuse and divide in the name of Sanatan Dharma are blindfolded because Indian politicians have sacrificed merit at the altar of reservations, and continue to do so. As a result of the government's double standards, the children of this country are forced to go abroad to satisfy their hunger for opportunities. They are still going and working in foreign companies, and if this attitude continues, they will continue to leave. Who is responsible for this? This is a matter for serious consideration and a crucial issue for debate within the country. Therefore, the government and other politicians should at least stop sacrificing merit. If even after witnessing all this, the politicians remain oblivious, then it is a great misfortune for this country. The fate and misfortune of a nation are determined by its rulers. Therefore, an honest and righteous ruler can either lead the country to the heights of success or plunge it into the depths of despair.

"As long as merit remains a slave to politics, the nation's knowledge will continue to adorn the homes of others."