The ongoing riots and strikes in the state of Andhra Pradesh, demanding the separation of the state into two factions, is appalling and frightful. In the wake of the recent events concerning this issue, I'am afraid, the state and, in an indirect fashion, the country, are descending into anarchy.
The conduction of violent strikes, be it by students or any political organisation, is nothing but sedition, and is a culpable crime under many sections of the chapter of the Indian Penal Code entitled, "Offences against state".
The pro-separation movements that are rattling the country these days, are demeaning to the very spirit with which the democratic fabric of our system was weaved.
The most painful and sad part is, however, is to see that the vast majority of the masses are unperturbed by and indifferent to this sorry state-of-affairs. It is matter of utmost shame that students rejoice when institutions are closed on account of strikes.
I condemn this movement and resent it's anti-democratic implications.....
The conduction of violent strikes, be it by students or any political organisation, is nothing but sedition, and is a culpable crime under many sections of the chapter of the Indian Penal Code entitled, "Offences against state".
The pro-separation movements that are rattling the country these days, are demeaning to the very spirit with which the democratic fabric of our system was weaved.
The most painful and sad part is, however, is to see that the vast majority of the masses are unperturbed by and indifferent to this sorry state-of-affairs. It is matter of utmost shame that students rejoice when institutions are closed on account of strikes.
I condemn this movement and resent it's anti-democratic implications.....
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