Common Civil Code and Real Democracy
It is needless to praise Nehru, Nehruvian and Congi for maintaining the Democracy in India.
On the contrary the first credit goes to the people of India, Non-Congis especially Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Morarji Desai, Firoz Ghandi, … BJP leaders like Shyama Prasad Mukharjee, Dindayal Upadhyay, Atal Bihari Bajpai and some MK Gandhians like J. B. Kripalani, Jai Prakash Narayan, Ram Manohar Lohiya, Govindrao Deshpande … who expose Indira Gandhi’s autocracy and criminal mindset and defeated her in 1977.
Sardar Patel had warned Nehru on his craze on so-called socialism and his policy towards China. But Sardar Patel died in 1950. He could had given much more contribution towards democracy had he been remained alive at least till 1952.
We will not discuss on this matter. Because the current generation and some of the media analysts have either no-knowledge, or ill-knowledge on the situation prevailed during 1947 to 1989 or false perception on democracy or suffering from one or other phobia due to prejudice.
The real rescuer of democracy and promoter to approach towards the real democracy in India is Narendra Modi.
There are at least three big deficiency in our Indian democracy on this date. Off course Narendra Modi cannot be blamed for these scars.
Before the arrival of Narendra Modi, the democracy was limited to conducting the elections (how much fair is a matter of research), the existence of somewhat independent judiciary of the so-called democratic Indian Constitution and to some extent the freedom of speech.
A very big deficiency was to identify a citizen for its rights under Article 370 and 35A. These articles were based on citizen’s religion, caste and gender.
How and why did no body agitate against such provisions is a matter of research.
In first decade of independence, Nehru had introduced these articles in an irregular way on the plea that these provisions are only for a temporary period. But period was not fixed, just like reservation based on caste.
Narendra Modi team abrogated articles 370 and 35A. This caused India to go nearer towards the democracy.
What is about reservation in education and jobs?
Actually reservation in jobs will become useless, once number of jobs would be much more than the number of the unemployed persons.
As for the reservation in educational institutions, the passing mark has to be obtained as the minimum requirement for the admission. Narendra Modi works as per his priority. He has introduced the idea of skill development and entrepreneurship.
Narendra Modi (BJP), is introducing changes very fast.
The opposition parties’ business of making money through unauthorized channels has been reduced sharply. Under the current situation, the opposition parties find no scope to power. Hence the opposition parties have decided to oppose every action taken by Narendra Modi even if, when they were in power in the past, they themselves have suggested such reforms but they had no guts and the courage. Besides this, now the opposition parties had/have open up some funny fronts.
E.g. Citizenship Amendment Act, National Register of Citizenship, National Register of Population, Farms Law.None of these is putting Citizens and farmers to any loss.
How do the opposition parties can create atmosphere of unrest if there is no loss to the citizens and the farmers?
To have a common sense with a common man is uncommon.
Further the learned persons of media are purchasable.
Lutyen gangs hitherto do not suffer from the shortage of money. Further the judiciary and the civil service officers are not free from the influence of Lutyen gangs. There are states where the Lutyen parties are ruling.
Under these circumstances the battle on fake issues and no issues is on.The recent topic is HIJAB.
The judiciary could have rejected the petition out rightly.
Why did not judiciary dismiss the petition?
Is this not a matter of research?
What is wrong with the judiciary?
Why does the judiciary want others to apply their mind?
Why the judiciary does not apply its own mind?
Why does the judiciary prolong the hearing?
Can the Common Civil Code solve such problems?
Can the Common Civil Code solve all the problems related with right to religion and right to protest?
YES … YES … YES …
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Shirish Mohanlal Dave