Disheartening
Manna, On e-mail
Finally, my apprehension has been proved right. I used to share with my family and friends that the present anti-corruption drive of the caretaker govt. would soon lose its momentum. However, I was not sure as to from which direction it would start. I am fully taken aback that the teachers of the highest educational institution of the country have started the so-called campaign to safeguard democracy. However, I am not fully surprised because the institutions these days always boast of not their educational feats, but of their contribution to different political movements. It is not an affront rather an eerie disappointment to hear what we hear from the custodians of our conscience. What is more intriguing is the promptness with which the student wings of different political parties have echoed their support for the movement. What an unholy nexus on the heels of the caretaker govt's effort to stop politics in educational institutions. They are now trying to capitalize on the sentiments of the ignorant political goons of the major political parties.I was myself a great admirer of one of the two ladies before 1/11 and still now love one of the late leaders, from the core of my heart. But now I hate myself for supporting the lady, without an iota of knowledge about her deviations. The caretaker govt. is trying to bring the culprits to book. For doing so if our so-called democratic right is violated, we welcome that. We don't want any more molestation by these democrats, neither we support the way our teachers are trying to draw the battle line.
|
|
