Powder, Lipstick and the Murder of Democracy

Nikita Gharat December 15, 2008

Just two weeks back Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi of India's second big national party said that "Some women wearing powder and lipstick rallying near the Taj Mahal Place Hotel cannot be called as the citizens of India". Those women were holding anti-politician banners and were singing anti-politician slogans.

Muktaar Abbas Naqvi of the BJP further said that "In democracy the politicians are above the people such anti-politicians statements should be discouraged. These women wearing western clothes are against the culture of India."

These kinds of statements made by the politicians of India are following since the ISI and LeT sponsored terrorists invaded India using the sea-route on the 26th of November 2008. None of the political parties have refrained from making such statements.

Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi's comment just added fuel to the fire of the existing rage among the people of India. There is a non- considerate attitude that is visible from the behavior as well as through the words of the politicians.

The government of India is non- considerate as it is not providing any advanced equipments to the security forces nor is it creating any strong ant i- terror laws. Pakistan should be attacked right away and should be rightly named as a "terrorist state". None of this is done by the government of India. Nothing is expected as well.

In a legitimate democracy people are above everyone including the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister should oblige the people and it should not be otherwise. Democracy has been played with, raped and now finally murdered, 24 years after the death of India's most beloved Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi.

The nonsense and the murder will continue until people rise against everyone who is against their legal right. It is our fundamental right to enjoy security. It is our right to be able to punish people who commit heinous crimes. It is our right to roam freely on the streets of our country. Above all it is our right to "live".

Until unless we do not stand up against the atrocities that are done against us and for those who have laid down their lives for us, no one else will. We have to rise now or it will be too late.

My most heartfelt tribute to the Martyrs of 26/11 and no matter what the world feels, India will progress against all odds.

Whatever policies US and UK make and no matter how much they try to suppress our nation. We will be successful in eradicating the monster called “Frustrated State Pakistan’s Terror" in the severest and deadliest fashion.

God bless India and give her the power of thousand lions.

Jai Hind