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Political Crisis In Kashmir

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December 26, 2020
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For a healthy democracy, political activities act as the backbone;
It is because the future happenings are brought soon.
In the name of politics, there is no politics;
And we are in a need of a solid hand , but are given the same spoon.
The whole scenario changed in the month of August last year!
It is because the crooked ways became straighter and the new ways are found to tear.
Scrapping of Article 370 or any other article, means nothing in the long run;
Because the real merit of a thing is lost and there remains the only tool of fear.
The Ayodhya verdict made it clear that the collective conscience of the country has to be satisfied;
Because if the need arises, the sentiments of others can be reserved.
Twenty seven years were lost by the Muslims of this for nothing;
And the mosques of today are without devotees and make us naked.
It made clear that the laws have are lost;
And the result is that we are sitting on a dangerous blast.
Eighty lakh Muslims are looking at the twenty crores;
But the collective courage of twenty crores is less and why to go fast.
Who is our leader at the present?
I am confused because no one has the ability to represent.
What shall we do to be politically mature?
I think it is better to leave our scents and accept some other scent.
Our so-called leaders are chameleons of high quality;
Because they have an aim of getting money and hate morality.
They deliberately get detained and acquire sympathy from us!
And they know it quite well that the gullible people live for futility.
We are a unique community and where to go!
Because we cannot differentiate between a friend and a foe.
We want to have a boat and on the land, we want to row;
But Rahman Rahi has already declared that an eagle has killed a dove.
(The author is a freelancer. Views are his own) [email protected]

 

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