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<h2>Farhan Akhtar Questioned Democracy and What He Said Make Sense</h2>
We live in a democratic country and no one can say what I should wear, eat, and what we should speak. Farhan Akhtar had shown his outrage towards Dadri case and his powerful message raised myriads of question on democracy and what he had said in his letter make sense and we should join this battle to bring justice. No one is above law and people should understand that. Just read this letter written by Farhan Akhtar and you will know about why he makes sense and why we should join him.
“It’s been almost a week now since a man (husband and father) in Dadri, U.P was brutally murdered. He was dragged out of his house and in full view of his family, beaten to death by a mob. His son is in critical condition, doctors still struggling to keep him alive. His wife and daughter will probably never recover from this incident. Reason: He was rumored to have stored and/or eaten beef. Let me repeat that. He was RUMORED to have stored and/or eaten beef.
Now one would imagine that those who committed this crime are lunatics who have no ability to think for themselves, their lives devoid of any purpose and who therefore cling on to the lamest of reasons, or more specifically, sorriest of excuses so as to give meaning to their own existence. They should be given the harshest punishment to send a message out that this sort of kangaroo justice will not be allowed in our nation. But will that happen?
What do you think?
It’s the aftermath with the routine insensitive quotes from politics leaders, some blatantly blaming the victims eating habits, others sheltering the accused, that have already started creating the blueprint for what is to follow. We’ve seen it before. Do we want to see it again? The police sprung into action and have sent the meat from the dead victim’s house for Forensics!!!! Need one say more about how twisted this is beginning to get. The point of this post is that another thing will be routine. The silence of the peace loving citizen. But this is NOT the time to remain silent.
What has happened once can surely happen again and unless we, the people, do not unite in demanding immediate action, this is going to turn into a circus with all the usual suspects having a go at each other, trying to score PR points.
There are serious implications if justice is not swift and exact. During this week, another Gandhi Jayanti has passed us by. I know one family in UP that must wonder what happened to the principles that he built this nation on. Indians killing Indians killing Indians. Let’s face it. His memory has been completely dishonored. Let us not allow the Dadri incident ever to be forgotten or repeated. Jai Hind."