Smriti Iranis Speech in Parliament a must see and hear.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY0cnC25BMDiEeWLlyY5CyFHDu_20h1h5
The judgment
for hanging of Afzal Guru was debated at length on TV. In fact the prestitutes
were kind of already judging the judges before the actual hanging of a
terrorist. My personal view is once an
order is pronounced, after all channels of recourse are done with then that's
it. Somewhere a line has to be drawn. Everyone will continue having a view. No
nation is a utopia of governance. A government and a judiciary must be created
which is able to solve conflicts between the people by judicial decision.
This
government must be based on a clear cut constitution which is approved by the
people and they stand by it. The judiciary is also vested with the
responsibility to uphold the constitution and the Sovereignty of the Nation it
belongs to.
We presume
certain assumptions about the nature of man. We assume that there is no such
thing as a more or less stable human nature. We assume that humans are not
flawed, but are infinitely malleable. Looking from that angle JNU is setting a
dangerous trend for the future generations to become destabilizing forces
threatening the Integrity and well being of this nation.
One has to
also remember that our constitution was made only for a moral and religious
people, without caste ,creed or a particular religion. It is wholly inadequate
for the government of any other. So the judiciary has to operate within that,
yet, while so operating, sit in judgment
of immoral, anti national religious extremists.
Who governs
us? Who determines the laws under which we shall live? They are themselves in a
major part bloody criminals. Certainly, peoples and governments are subject to
corruption, as biblical prophets and secular philosophers have discussed for
thousands of years. What the teachers are trying to promote in the malleable
students under the garb of freedom of thought and speech, is a Modi who sounds
very much like Nimrod, the ruler associated with the building of the Tower of
Babel. Nimrod was, after all, a tyrant and rebel against God.
Always at
the base of good intentions often lie interests linked to the reorganization
of productive systems and political implications. This aspect is full of
consequences for education due to the fact that this field is progressively
escaping the educational action of the state.
Taking the specific case of JNU.
JNU is
allowing the so called Intellectuals to influence students the future
generation of this country, like it is mentioned in Genesis One of the bible,
"God made man in his own image" , to correspond to their teachers way of
thinking (largely Utopian communism) as to what should be the future nature of
this country. Which in itself is channelizing thoughts in absolute reversal of
free thinking, but under that garb. To the point of eulogizing the enemies of
this nation, all under the garb of Independence of thought and freedom of
speech. Dangerous trends indeed.
So this, in
order to be transferred to a more nationalistic and responsible womb of
learning within the concept of free thought and freedom of speech. The state,
or the government of this country has to figure out to reposition itself with
regard to the educational field.
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