Please learn to give respect to opponents also
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| Arvind Kejriwal Ji |
Despite
all fiasco of 49 days long AAP government I still like the logics and passions
for corruption free India of Arvind Kejriwal. But I don’t like his way of addressing
the opponents. His style of jargon hurts the inner heart and hits deep inside
the mind.
It
is a proven fact that Kejriwal’s opponents are not ordinary citizen of streets
(and even if they are ordinary citizens of pavement then in that case also no
one has right to insult by calling them in uncivilized manner). They are
reputed persons of their fields. Be it politics or business world, it requires
a lot of hard labor and time to achieve a certain level of status by virtue of
which these people attracts respects from society.
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| Ex CM Kejriwal Ji |
Unless
and until courts of law give its verdict on matters of corruption one could not
be treated as criminal and wrong doers. It is well established principle of
constitution of India
It
gives me a lot of pain and agony when I hear unsolicited language of Kejriwal
against big shots of major political parties or against business tycoon. May be
it is because of culture in which I was born and bought up. Yes it is true that
some time Kejriwal had called his opponents by giving respects also, but often
he called opponents in insulting way.
I
also understand the compulsion and logic behind his harsh language for opponents.
By using unwarranted words for his opponents he actually tries to associate
with the lower segment of society. There is always an antipathy for affluent
class in downtrodden segment of society for whom Kejriwal is still a champion
and hero. This section never dare to use abusive words for well to do segment.
They always live in fear with this section. By barbing against so called
corrupts Kejriwal connects to feelings with the poor who thinks that his share of
developments were hampered by loots of top leaders of politics and business.
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| Ex CM Kejriwal Ji |
I
also know that newbie and fledgling AAP is now in politics to grab the hot seat
of power. And in politics and war every thing is fair to show opponents down in
eyes of voters. It is not only Kejriwal who is using this tactics to score good
marks in the eyes of voters but other leaders of other parties are also using
to brand sham to opponents which include Kejriwal and his party AAP. ‘When
election battle is around it is pertinent to use abusive, lethal and blunt
jargon is compulsion’ feel some pollsters. To some extent I agree with this
thought but this principal applies to cheap politicians not to Arvind
Kejriwal’s brand politician who could dare to sacrifice the chair of Chief
Minister. At least I expect some decency from him in his colloquial language.
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