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"Alms & the girls".... A mystry unfolded, perhaps....................................


Friends,

In the backdrop of this Editorial in Hindustan Times Dated 3rd Oct. by Harsh Mander, the Convenor of Aman Biradari, I seek to make an sincere effort to unfold this human indignity continue to haunt us.

Child begging at Rly stns and traffic signals are not surprising. To be honest, I began to realise the plight and pain of these Childrens only after I was gifted a baby boy some 3 and half years back. Childrens are simply innocent and just helpless and mercilessly dependent on us for their well being.

Thereafter, it has always been a matter of concern and equally baffling, why this gross apparent human indignity is tolerated by us and Why our Govts. & Justices are least bothered.

Though I could not find answers for why we are silent onlookers, but surely I got answer for Why Govts. & Justices care little.
The Answer is, "Since We dont care, Our Govts. & Justices too dont care".

Govts. dont do their jobs simply because We dont want 'It' to be done.

It is "us" who never wished "sincerely" that Childrens shouldnt beg for living. Hence, It makes little sense to pull Govts for all the rubbish acts they do and honest act they dont do. There lies our "consent" in all those Govt acts and omissions.

So, We shouldnt be surprised if Govts. care little if our Farmers commits suicides. Instances are endless.


I request all my brothers and sisters to get concerned and agitated.


"I" cannot but "WE" can influence. Spread the word.

Thanks and Regards,
Sandeep.

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