Be a Change

Most of us might be observed from the real lives – If a bad/wrong incident happened, people will react for the incident, but how many days? Till justice prevails? Will the law enforce? And what’s next? Will it not repeat again? Who is doing wrong? Who is bad? Who should take care of it? Who should change all these? Who is fighting against evil? Who is showing humanity?

Once the incident is happened, after few days, people will forget about that and they will be busy in their lives and this kind of incident will repeat again and again and again, there is no end for this, they will never care about this, the only thing they do is showing mercy, few laugh at them, always evil wins over good.

Bad spreads easily and very fast than good. Public observe bad than good from media like social media, news, movies etc.

One will never know once they are in that particular situation. The pain, the struggle, the fear, the stress, the failure, whatever they carry from that incident. Giving advices, messages is easy but hard to follow and it is a fact. It’s a human nature and human tendency, no one can help with this.

Very Frankly and straight – Not might be most people but few might think that they were be in that place, time or situation for example – someone lost money and complained at police station and got viral in news, few thinks that, might be if I get that money… which is similar to selfish.

The people should change their mindset, audience should change their thinking, public should change their views.

The media – People will believe what media shows, judging someone is easy but who know what is going on with that someone. They should know who is who and what is what.

A cheater will cheat the innocent, but a cheater will get cheated by a scammer. The funniest thing is they know they are cheated, still they will never change and they will do the same again and it repeats, they will never realise, the level of innocence. They believe the same person; they excuse the cheater.

What happens if a common man takes justice and law in his/her hands? Is it acceptable? No, it is not acceptable, but can-do self-defence like protecting self to prevent from a crime/harm. The first clause of s 97 of the Indian penal code provides that a person has right to self-defence.

The world is corrupted, creating false evidences, fake persons, etc. Every individual should get equal justice, is it implemented? Yes. But, is it in a proper way? Is it happening in real? Not in all cases.

Article 14 define no one is above the law. All are equal in eye of law. But is it true? Is the law prevailing equally for everyone?

An example – A Disha case, it is happened, already forgotten, incidents taking place again and again, like 13 years old school girl raped in Mayiladuthurai, etc. These are only few which are coming in notice to the public by some media and how about which are not get noticed and not coming out, kept in secret because of some life threats? Who are fighting for these people? Can they get a permanent solution? In some cases, few might escape from the scene with corruption.

Somehow, it needs to be acknowledged to the unknown, every case needs to be transparent to the respective family and need to have tracing part.

Every common man needs to know who is who and what is what. Here we can take a small example from a movie Bharath Ane Nenu regarding financial distribution and transparency.

Government should be very strict towards law and order, justice, common man/people etc.

Eradication of corruption, loyal and equal justice, strict laws, transparency, tracing, etc and few other things need to implement by the government.

It might not be possible in reality but government must try this (Reality VS Movies).