Himanish Prabhakar

I was moved yesterday to hear this that a small baby which just started his beautiful life just 11 months ago died on 2nd of December due to a disease & his dead body is kept in a mortuary in Mumbai. Baby boy’s name is Vivan & his body can be cremated by his father according to our Hindu religion. But his father is in jail in the country in “Togo”. He is a naval officer ranked Captain. Five months ago he went to South Africa taking his ship their. But on the way to returning from their his ship was attacked by the pirates. And he being accused of link with pirates captured by Togo & thrown in the jail. He found out to be innocent & the charges has been lifted but still he’s inside the jail waiting to be get freed.

His wife named Aditi tried to get into the touch of the Indian Government specially Prime Minister. She came to Delhi yesterday & went to the PMO office. PMO spokesperson we are looking into the matter & Foreign Ministry is active but no use. They are giving only hope not acting actively. Fed up of this governments’ way.

Yesterday was a day “Delhi” will never forget. A party having no birth a year ago swept away the biggest party of the country & emerging as a second biggest party in the elections. “AAP”. It was correctly said that the elections were between the corrupt & the honest one. Here I remember a line from great Ram Manohar Lohia i.e., “If the awaken group wants the change then they will not wait for the 5 years. The change will start from now & this second.”

When I’ve to decide that whether should I vote to AAP or BJP I was in a fix. AAP being a complete new comer it’s true they need to be a bit experienced. To start political career it is good to start with first 5 years as main “Opposition Party” then the “Ruling Party”. That’s why by thinking this I chose to vote BJP. But the result that out yesterday showed a history in making. It was clear that the voting that happened was anti-Congress. Many big politicians were defeated by the new comers of AAP party.
Hats of!!!

and still many things to come.