There is no such law of nature as stated by you. Period!SANJEEVOn Saturday, 12 September, 2020, 03:00:37 pm IST, Xavier William varekatx@gmail.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Sanjeev,It is not a matter of a billion people like it or not, it is a law of nature that the will of the Kashmiri people will be implemented in Kashmir, that of the Punjabis in Punjab, that of the Tamils in TN and so on. It is not a matter of if the will of the people will be implemented but when it will be implemented. What is more if and when a state becomes independent one or more of its districts may seek their own independence. In the future smaller countries have a better chance of success than big countries especially in places like India and China where diversity to complex to manage easily. In contrast in countries like the US there is homogeneity and states enjoy far more autonomy for the states than we have and so it may not be necessary for them to decentralize further or go in for independent states.On Sat, 12 Sep 2020 at 14:13, sanjeev kulkarni jeevkulkarni@yahoo.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:First thing, as per the constitution and its provisions power is very much decentralized to the village level. There are enough checks and balances to ensure the rights of individual guaranteed by the constitution are not infringed. You have an independent legal system with provisions of appeal to higher authorities if you are not satisfied with the judgement given.
Purpose of any law is to ensure welfare, survival and prosperity of the majority of people. If any fringe group starts advocating separate rights at the cost of the welfare of general society and national
integrity/sovereignty, they are curbed. No rights are absolute. Your rights and obligations towards society are balanced. You have freedom of expression. But if you shout fire in the crowded theatre with an intention to cause a stampede, it will attract punishment due to mala fide intentions... You have freedom of movement as long as you are not a criminal.
Or it it taken away and you are put behind the bars.
Kashmir 'solution' will result in bloodbath competing with nuclear holocaust. When Gandhi was leading Hindus, four million people died during partition of India. You can imagine what will happen today.
Also, Kashmir and Khalistan movement is not about human rights. In fact proponents of these movements want to deny any rights to non-members of their small groups. They are not happy that they get all the rights as given to all citizens to India. They want the right to deny any such rights to others. Their aim is to create a very regressive state based on their narrow brand of religion.
So live with it. No one is going to get separate Kashmir or Khalistan. And any secessionist movement will be crushed with an iron fist. Basically they are financed by foreign agencies and enemies of India. Let us not waste our time in giving fig leaf of justification to these groups.And do not have any delusions that such groups can defeat over a billion people or a strong state based on legitimacy.. It is like hoping one day ISIS will create Islamic caliphate all over the world based on Shariah denying no rights to non-Muslims and women.
SANJEEVOn Saturday, 12 September, 2020, 08:41:46 am IST, Xavier William varekatx@gmail.com [aryayouthgroup] <aryayouthgroup@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Nature is governed by certain laws such as the laws of Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc which are immutable..Then there are laws of economics such as the Malthusian doctrine and the law of supply and demand... These are also immutable. Many governments have tried to act against these laws and failed miserably. Sugar control, prohibition etc are actions by governments against the laws of economics and all these have failed.Then there are the laws of politics and the most important of these laws is that the will of the people will prevail in the end. Many kings and governments have tried incessantly to restrain the power of the people and failed miserably. People want to be independent and at the time they have to cooperate with others for their own good. Though these forces of independence and the forces of cooperation oppose each other some balance is inevitable for our own good. Elemental power lies with the individual. But in a true democracy the individual delegates his power to higher bodies such as the Panchayath and the state for his own good. However modern democracies have inherited power from the kings and emperors of old where power was concentrated with the king or emperor.In India we inherited power from the British and this too is too centralised. At the time of independence this may have been inevitable. But now it is high time we decentralized power to the lowest level. However power mongers are reluctant to let go of their power and so we have conflict of power between the people and states as well as with the centre. The political struggle in Kashmir and elsewhere are part of this struggle between the people and the govt. But in politics the will of the people is far more potent than any government or its armies and it is a matter of time before the will of the people establishes itself. This is a law as immutable as the laws of gravity.--The greatest knowledge is the knowledge that there is so much more to know and the greatest discovery is the discovery that there is so much more to discover"All new ideas good or bad, great or small start with a one-man minority" - anonymousA man without god is a man. A God without man is nothing!!--The greatest knowledge is the knowledge that there is so much more to know and the greatest discovery is the discovery that there is so much more to discover"All new ideas good or bad, great or small start with a one-man minority" - anonymousA man without god is a man. A God without man is nothing!!
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