WE NEED TO BE WARY OF THOSE WHO ARE LEADING THE COUNTRY TO RUIN

WE NEED TO BE WARY OF THOSE WHO ARE LEADING THE COUNTRY TO RUIN

19-DEC-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA---------------------------A fearful newspaper, a corrupt journalist, casteist leaders, caste-based laws, people who deceive society by using the banner of some organization, those who use religion as a cloak for their own gain – all of these are people who are leading the country to ruin. The public should identify such people and boycott them. Nowadays, such people are not easily identified; they are not only misleading the people of the country through their respective departments but also weakening the nation. Religion gives the message of walking on the right path, and organizations work for the welfare of society. A newspaper should publish true news and stay away from sycophants; only such a newspaper is a true newspaper.  Taking action against honest journalists or dismissing them out of fear is wrong; if it happens, it is a betrayal of both the country and society. Both the fearful newspaper owner and the corrupt journalist are dangerous for the country. This promotes social divisions and corruption. No action is being taken against such people in the country, nor are any laws being made, due to which, it can be said that a kind of business is being conducted under the guise of these banners. Casteist leaders do not bring together the many castes living in the country, nor do they act on it, due to which social distances increase, the social fabric is torn apart, and hatred is born. Such politicians should also be considered as those who are leading the country to ruin. Everyone is running their own business for their own benefit. In such a situation, the general public, especially the educated intellectual class and the youth, should be careful and make cautious decisions in the coming days. Today, the trend of increasing social distances continues in the country, the result of which is caste-based facilities, caste-based laws, and caste-based guidance. What greater example could there be of weakening society, dividing the country, and spreading unrest within the country while remaining within the framework of the constitution? How can there be "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas" (development for all) when there is dishonesty regarding equal rights for all in the country's constitution? A nation is one, but its people are diverse. To move forward, we must abandon discriminatory laws and be wary of deceptive organizations and individuals who conduct business under the guise of religion or journalism. The public has seen enough of politicians; now is the time for careful decision-making. Just as a hand has many fingers, but together they form a single force, so too should the country function. Whether it's a fraudulent organization, a newspaper, religious leaders, or a social service group, the public must keep a watchful eye on them all. The country belongs to the common citizen, and its policies should reflect the common citizen's perspective, so that the nation can be saved from ruin.