Eerie peace of high governance in the violence of Lakhimpur Kheri!
It has been six days since the incident and those that are due to be heard by the Prime Minister.
Eight people were killed in Lakhimpur Kheri violence
The incident has caused a great deal of controversy throughout the country
Senior officials kept the shocking silence
New Delhi: In a recent interview, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his indifference to critics and lamented that the list of critics was small and that people were involved in high-level allegations and played games of belief.
The next day, violence erupted in Lakhimpur Kheri. The son of the union minister has been accused of cutting off protesting unarmed farmers along with his SUV. Eight people, including four farmers, were killed. Others were reportedly killed with the help of protesters.
A stirring video of this incident emerged that evoked a sense of right and wrong for the entire nation. The competition is even compared to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Now it is not counted whether the test started to work or not, but it actually left an impact on people's minds. It has been six days since the incident and those that are due to be heard by the Prime Minister.
The competition has taken to the streets and the leaders of the most important competition team, Rahul Gandhi, Prianka Gandhi and leading ministers, Bhupesh Baghel and Charanjit Singh Channi, have tried to reach the families of the victims, which is ridiculous with the help of UP CM Yogi Adityanath.
It has been horrible enough how this incident happened, what made it even worse was the nation’s highest response. The national police have deployed all their resources to protect political leaders without a declaration of control and order.
What appeared to be unequal though not for a moment was that the main suspect Ashish Mishra, the son of Union Minister Ajay Mishra Teni, endured the wandering. UP police said they were too busy managing competition leaders. Yes, the son of the Prime Minister of the Indian House, who is on the verge of murder, is now out of jail.
And that's not all. The minister, who has the price of internal security, has so far refused to step down. How come this is no longer relevant?
The media section has expressed deep concern for the magazine. They argued that in order for the investigation to be credible, MoS Ajay Mishra must step down. The popular belief is that senior BJP executives should intervene to fix this problem.
The Supreme Court appeared to be a great nuisance, as it raped the UP authorities and declared that it was no longer happy with the steps that have been made so far with the help of the national authorities. "The high court document did not reduce the number of sentences when it declared that" the UP authorities did not intend to do what they should have done.
Although CM Yogi Adityanath, while calling the incident unfortunate and painful, promised to punish those responsible, the fact that a person who passes costs under IPC 302 among many others such as conspiracy and violence has been arrested even a few days after the incident.
Does the onslaught of competition, media complaints and scrutiny made with the help of using a high court docket in a crisis now no longer deserve formal criticism? Is the incident of this importance involving a member of the union cabinet now no longer worthy of comment by the Prime Minister?
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