Jessy and Bryan Matteo have
said, “Even the smallest act of caring for another person is like a drop of
water, it will make ripples throughout the entire pond”, today a patriot needs
help as life & times have left him stranded between the fields of right
& wrong. He is dealing with his quest for justice against the injustice
done to him, long ago.
That
was a time when he became restless to help his dying countrymen who were
victimized by the communalism which had taken the entire country in its embrace
during the beginning of 90’s decade. Riots broke up across India and the
corrupt government remained silent over the bloodbath on the streets, when law
& order went out of control and security forces kept waiting for the orders
to act. The public interests were kept on bay & the executives of the
government sat in the comfort of their homes and watched the country burn in
flames of hatred. Nobody dared to act, it wasn’t a normal riot situation too,
but even later, no resistance was notice until the month of March came in 1993.
On
a fine morning, a man shaken & stirred up by the massive violence &
inactiveness of rescuing authorities writes a letter of 31 pages and submits to
the CBI and then reaches to the Palam Airport in Delhi & boards an aircraft
enroute Hyderabad as a passenger, hands over the same letter to the captain
& crew who got him confused as a hijacker; the episode concludes with
landing at Raja Sansi Airport, Amritsar & the man arrested after the
negotiation with state’s police chief. That letter wasn’t a hijack note;
neither the man was a hijacker, nor did he intend to hijack. All he wanted was
just a kind audience from the responsible citizens of India, the
intelligentsia, which is believed to carry the moral responsibility of
propagation of truth, peace, & harmony across the country. That letter was
just an appeal in which he urged the government, intelligentsia, & common
people to put an end to the corruption & communalism that prevailed during
those dark years of Indian history. That man was just a teacher who out of his
idealistic philosophies couldn’t reach to an immediate solution to the communal
problem which has risen in India during those days, and he ended up doing what
he actually did. That was it.
He didn’t commit any crime, nor did his
conduct deserved to be termed as a crime as he didn’t harm any life or
property, then why was he sent to jail? A lifetime behind the bars of an
infamous Delhi prison, 21 years of uncertainty for his family which have become
more longer than a lifetime itself. Was he guilty? That is a question for
everyone’s soul. If he was not then please listen to your soul’s cry & help
that man. The man is Hari Singh, the
true Indian, who risked everything for India and needs justice for him and his
family. Help him in his battle to guarantee him the right of fair justice,
guaranteed by the constitution.
Justice
for Hari Singh.
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