UNITE ON ISSUED OF PUBLIC INTEREST: BHAI DINESH

UNITE ON ISSUED OF PUBLIC INTEREST: BHAI DINESH

16-MARCH-ENG 1

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------“Unite and raise your voices on issues of public interest; refrain from engaging in conflict under the guise of religion and the pursuit of dominance.”

There is an urgent need for all sections of society to unite and raise their voices against grave issues plaguing our community—such as rising corruption, atrocities, injustice, discrimination, unemployment, and inflation.

I appeal to the youth, students, farmers, and conscientious citizens of our society: if you must take up a sword, a staff, or a flag, let it be raised for the betterment of society and in support of issues that serve the public interest.

The need of the hour is for the youth, students, farmers, enlightened and respected members of society, elected representatives, political activists, social workers, and religious leaders to unite and forcefully convey their demands to the offices at the block, circle, police station, sub-divisional, and district levels.

The public faces numerous grave challenges—including rampant corruption, rising atrocities and injustice within society, unemployment and inflation, farmers failing to receive fair prices for their produce, the lack of canal lining, increasing traffic congestion at city and market intersections, the sale of adulterated food products, the illicit trade in counterfeit medicines, and the continuously skyrocketing fees charged by private clinics and schools.

Raising a voice against all these issues in a peaceful, democratic, and organized manner is the imperative of the times. All conscientious members of society must step forward to champion the rights and entitlements of the people, thereby ensuring that common citizens receive justice and relief.

During my tour of the region, I visited various villages to meet with affected families; offering them my condolences, I assured them of every possible assistance. During this tour, I also attended dozens of wedding ceremonies and receptions across the region, meeting with local residents to inquire about their well-being.

It is fundamentally wrong to wield staffs, flags, swords, or to parade with elephants and horses solely for the sake of asserting dominance or under the pretext of religion. In a civilized society, such tendencies warrant serious introspection, and everyone must play a constructive role in guiding society forward in the right direction.