While
you go full throttle on weekend enjoyments, take a moment out to
remember three martyrs who on this day decades ago kissed the noose
of death with such love and affection that no pining pair of lips can
ever match the selfless compassion behind the lock. 23 March, Sahid
Divas of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev!!! At each step we take
liberty as granted. We see the signs of growth and prosperity for
ourselves in all directions, we can go out and shout regarding the
causes of our grudges, we can afford to be totally individualistic
and still be counted as the best people around, we can afford to
allow the greatest injustices right there before our eyes and still
be counted as legally clean, we are even free to take socially
permitted actions to cut down the freedom of our fellow citizen, we
are free man!!! Free for the best and the worst. But they were not
free. At each step they knew that their fates lay in outsiders'
hands. Their spirit always felt the cold iron of fisticuffs. They
knew one single step as a free man is far better than 100 miles
travelled as a slave. Even if it meant cutting their lives in the
nip, while their youth was blossoming like a spring rose. They had
their sip of justice and freedom. For a larger cause they defied this
strongest instinct of self-preservation. They found themselves
defined by their identity as Indians, not just self-seeking Indians.
They died for a vision. For freedom. Was it just from the colonial
rule? No, it was a dream to set all individuals and Indians from the
slaving chains inside, chains of narrow parochial means, of moral
apathy, of criminal negligence of murderous assault on ones fellow
human being, of blindness to self-evident acts of abuse, of saddest
old eyes left on road looking at the Mercedes shooting away, of
abused young women left on the roads to bear more and more
criminalized behaviour by the people of the same species. As a homage
to these martyrs, let us open our eyes and see the larger picture. At
least be a bit more caring for the world around us. As free
individuals we have to pay this nominal fee at least!!!!
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