SAY SORRY PLEASE!

SAY SORRY PLEASE!

Who in India don't know about The Jallianwala Bagh massacre (also known as the Amritsar massacre) and the 1919 brutal act was again in news after so many years.For those who don't know why please don't panic there is no attack from Britishers again.

Recently,UK Prime Minister David Cameron  was in India visit and as a good guest he said all good things about India including Indian foods.All was well until said "The Jallianwala Bagh massacre was deeply shameful act in british history.We must never forget what happened."

Now, If we apply some sense there is no issue but Jai ho! our Indian politicians they can find issue in anything.Our great Indian personalities said in chorus that he should have apologized to the whole country and should not just show sympathy.

 

Now, the question is- Do he really need to apologize?

In my personal opinion "NO".

Why should he?

He has nothing to do with that attack.He was not even born that time. Still he showed sympathy and called that as a shameful act.He performed the duty of guest very well and we forgot our ritual of "atithi devo bahva" (guest are god) and back fired our guest.

Why should anybody apologize for the thing in which he/she was not even involved and the situation was completely out of there control.And if we have to apologize for indirect act then every American should say sorry to all Hiroshima and Nagasaki citizens, every Pakistani should apologize to Indians and Americans,Indian should apologize to Pakistani,China should apologize to Indians and then this apology chain will go on and on.

The only one who should apologize to every Indian is The Government.They should apologize to every single citizen for their all harassment. They should say sorry for corruption,scams,poor law and order,price rise,etc.

How can we expect other to say sorry when our very own is not ready to apologize for their act.Atleast other showed sympathy and accepted their fault but our Government has no shame and busy playing their senseless politics.

SAY SORRY GOVERNMENT

  by Mayank Kashyap