Delhi (The Stellar News) Saksham Kalia: As India is witnessing regular protests on different issues in different areas, to persuade their demands and to show their anger against the governments and authorities people are protesting in the country. But the main problem is that these protests are becoming so common that you can easily find out protests each day.
Are doing protests so easy that everyone is doing protests for persuade their demands. No, that’s not true, for doing protests person have to get out of his/her comfort and speak against the authorities with power.
Protests are becoming so often because of the Flopped system of the country, everyone know that without the favour or pressure of any strong personality you can’t get out work from any authority. No matters what Governments shows in their political advertising but the ground truth is something different.
As the increments and bonuses are not given to workers until they don’t do protest. Now, an ideology is set up in the minds of people that Protests are the only way otherwise authorities or governments are ready to act like statues.
Protests should be last option not first:
No matter that Indian constitution gives every citizen to show and express their views but there are terms and conditions that your express of views should not affect others.
We have many examples that some people do protests which adversely affects the life of others, like Shaheen Bagh Protest and Farmers protest which has effected hundreds of People as well as the economy. As per reports, amid the farmers protests on the Delhi Borders, country losses about Rs5000cr last year.
In a recent verdict Supreme Court said that, “Doing protests may be your Constitutional right but this could not give you freedom to affect others life or block public roads.” you can do protest but make sure that the place and action that you choose to protest against the authority should be appropriate and under the act of constitution.
The conclusion is that the Protests should be last option not first.
