Gandhiji (2) Gandhiji May Not have bothered about Internet Censorship, Paidmedia orloss of Privacy

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Imagine times of Mahatma Gandhinji. Then also there were paidmedia, censorship and loss of privacy. During his journeys, at various places he was checked to see if he was carrying any provocative or defamatory material. All his speeches were scrutinized for offensive words.

Nothing stopped him. He believed in Self-Spreading-Power of Truth. And he believed in one another sentence of GITA, “He who does not upset anyone and who is not upset by anyone is dear to Me”.

If you follow this rule, say nothing which may personally hurt anyone, censorship may not bother you.

Criticize the deeds, do not criticize the human being who did these deeds for various compulsions he might have.

Then again choose your battles wisely. You have limited life span. If you waste it in fighting personal battles with a few, you may be wiped out before you may have accomplished some solid good.

Or you can also look upon such things as conditions of game , bumps set up in game of Golf.

Haresh Raichura
21st May,2012

Do you know who can make most money from murders of RTI Activists? Ans: The Police Investigating Officer

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When a police officer is investigating murder of a RTI activist, he is possession of several complaints made by RTI Activists in last six months. Each complaint is a scam by some rich person. The police investigating officer treats  each of them as suspects.

You can imagine the size of bribe he may be collecting to give clean chit to each suspect.

Again, ask yourself, who makes the most of money from “Murders of a Girl who had illicit relationship with Several Rich boys

Every rich boy who had illicit relation with murdered girl is a suspect. A police investigating officer treats each boy as ‘Suspect’.

Imagine how much bribe a corrupt police officer may be getting from parents of rich boys for giving clean chit to their boy.

SOLUTION: 

Just Wake up.
Insist for Separation of Crime Investigation Branch from General Police Wing.
Haresh Raichura
20th May,2012