Mathura is dancing on the political influence We have learning Democracy since about 5th class in our political science book that is By the people, To the people, For the people. Now a day whatever in happening in Mathura raises a big question on our legislature system.
It’s us who choose government for our safety, to get protected and to trust on someone against hostility, but what if these communities come to oppose each other? picturize that scene in mind will give you’re a goosperms.
Yesterday, 6 police men, 2 police officer and 12 protesters were killed and over 40 people injured in a massacre. 2,000 members of a group t who considered themselves as 'true followers of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose' and made a force to remove illegal occupants of a land in Mathura district.
As per media report, the police had been heading for by the Allahabad high court to clear Jawahar Bagh, which had been illegally occupied by objecting members of the Swadheen Bharat Vidhik Satyagrahi for about two and a half years. Mathura police stated, “Two bullets hit Station Officer (Farah), Santosh Yadav, who was declared dead on arrival by doctors at a hospital. SP (City) Mukul Dwivedi succumbed to bullet injuries later, said doctors at the hospital.” "We are trying to identify the miscreants to lodge an FIR," said DC Mishra, IG (Agra Zone)”, police added.
District magistrate of Mathura Rajesh Kumar said: "These activists were followers of Baba Jai Gurudeo and have named their outfit 'Swadheen Bharat Vidhik Satyagrahi'. They have occupied hundreds of acres of land at Jawahar Bagh on the pretext of holding a 'dharna' since more than two years. Even after several notices were served to them, they were not ready to leave the premises." "The Allahabad High Court had ordered the government land vacated months ago. These activists filed a PIL in the High Court, which dismissed their plea and slapped a fine of Rs 50,000 on them,” he added.
The group is illegally demanding for relections for President and Prime Minister, the replacement of the rupee with a currency called 'Azad Hind Fauj', and the sale of 60 litres of diesel and 40 litres of petrol at Re 1 each. It was accompanied by another smaller organisation called the Swadheen Bharat.
So now the question comes, who is to be blamed for this cruel action? Government or citizen ? Well whoever is wrong the result is, People are surviving for their lives in hospitals, we just pray not to get more death news from there and people and government as well to behave friendly and have a faith on each other. Loss of lives cannot be taken for granted, we should expand our vision and try to differ between a revolution and rioting. Your one hostile action can change life of thousand lives.
