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ANARCHISM

Practice of anarchism neither fetches any bliss nor any delectation for society. Unfortunately though, some political leaders in our country chairing authoritative posts and suppose to be the guide and mentor for their fellow countrymen, avow proudly of their being ‘Anarchist’.

It is very deleterious for our society that people chairing responsible authoritative posts acts like rogue godfather. Being in the administrative authority demands patience, pragmatism, judicious approach and sensibility handling any social issue. But it is very disheartening that govt. authorities of Delhi led by ‘AAP’ demonstrating least of the qualities since last few days.

Thing got worst, when the Delhi law minster ordered Police to raid private residences on suspicion of illicit activities and was not obliged.  He then, allegedly led a hostile mob and launched a midnight raid by himself barging into the residence of an African Lady (identified by the lady concerned).  Now, instead of handling this issue, which can and will attract severe diplomatic consequences, apart from its impact across India, the Delhi Chief Minster occupied the Delhi roads demanding removal of concerned police personnel for ‘disregarding’ Delhi Law Minister (Since Police dept. is being handled by the Central Govt.). Whether the law minister is guilty or not, will be proved and there are appropriate authorities to decide upon that. 

Now, the point is, if elected and responsible ministers of the largest democracy on earth are acting in a manner such as this, what apotheosis they are setting for the masses?


May be, they are propagating that all they are doing for betterment of general public, but practice of such anarchism will only bring about propensity of coup d’état amongst people under political fray and also severely threaten our diplomatic relationship with foreign countries.

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