Glaze Masters On Social Media: Decibels, Diktats, And Valley’s High Office Drama

Srinagar : In Jammu and Kashmir’s political arena, decibel levels have officially superseded diplomacy. Reports of an honorable MLA flexing political muscle at a local official over administrative squabbles have once again proven that “public service” often translates to “loud volume.” Witnesses claim the verbal barrage contained enough fiery theatricality to make seasoned drama actors blush. Rather than relying on red tape, the lawmaker deployed the classic VIP playbook: pointing fingers, dropping heavyweight titles, and promising swift administrative doom. It appears the art of quiet persuasion has been permanently replaced by high-octane theatrical rage.
The bewildered bureaucrat, meanwhile, sat with the stoic composure reserved only for civil servants facing a runaway political storm. While governance usually demands tact and patience, local political skirmishes seem to run strictly on unfiltered drama and sheer decibels. One can only hope future inter-departmental meetings come equipped with noise-canceling headphones for hard-working officials. Until then, state administration remains less about policy and more about surviving the latest VIP shouting contest.