Whispers Forum — 29 Jun 2019
DEBATE
Not possible in India. Reason is simple country lacks literacy and resources like US.
V K Jain
Eulogising the dark emergency?
India’s DNA is democratic. Presidential Form of government is anathema to native Indians. Dictatorship is out of question, especially after the drubbing its proponents received in 1977. Marshal Law suits our neighbours, not us. In fact, Indians don’t care for Prime Ministers, Presidents, Emperors or anybody known by any other high sounding designations. What the Indians want is a state or Rajya i.e. governance. It doesn’t matter who is capable of shouldering that onerous responsibility so long it is informed with immaculate good governance without a blemish and rich in rectitude, humanity, values, morality, piety, equality without discrimination of any kind, justice, welfare, strong, secure, well governed. That is the call for Ram Rajya. The word “Rajya” (Noun) and “Ram” (Adjective) define the contours of Indian democratic culture. Those who are still living in the dark days of violated democratic culture during 1975-77 need to learn their lessons fast. Never again fiddle with it that way or it’s other sly version- the NAC. And also stop behaving like the pompous emperors, maharaja, raja or nawab- you only make a fool of yourself.
M L Gupta
Not possible in India. Reason is simple country lacks literacy and resources like US.
V K Jain
Eulogising the dark emergency?
India’s DNA is democratic. Presidential Form of government is anathema to native Indians. Dictatorship is out of question, especially after the drubbing its proponents received in 1977. Marshal Law suits our neighbours, not us. In fact, Indians don’t care for Prime Ministers, Presidents, Emperors or anybody known by any other high sounding designations. What the Indians want is a state or Rajya i.e. governance. It doesn’t matter who is capable of shouldering that onerous responsibility so long it is informed with immaculate good governance without a blemish and rich in rectitude, humanity, values, morality, piety, equality without discrimination of any kind, justice, welfare, strong, secure, well governed. That is the call for Ram Rajya. The word “Rajya” (Noun) and “Ram” (Adjective) define the contours of Indian democratic culture. Those who are still living in the dark days of violated democratic culture during 1975-77 need to learn their lessons fast. Never again fiddle with it that way or it’s other sly version- the NAC. And also stop behaving like the pompous emperors, maharaja, raja or nawab- you only make a fool of yourself.
M L Gupta