Gulam Mustafa

Actually not wishing the Birthday to a Chief Minister of most populous state of India by top leadership of the organisation is surely a secret, which will be revealed by surprise in forthcoming days. Undoubtedly its a sign of change and an effort to dent the damages which is done because of mismanagement in state and covid crisis. Its a message to the core voters of ruling party that we have something more interesting in the box so please don't go anywhere. Leadership wants to lucrate its voters that we are committed to offer you something better, actually its a stretegy which sometimes work very well. People who aren't happy can still be insisted and still vote the party. Will this strategy work in 2022, we still have to see. Whether people of the state will sideline their personal and financial losses incurred due to state failures, which even not counted in official records? Sadly not a particular state but situation remains for entire country the same. but who to blame?

Can you imagine if online means of communication / interconnections / networking are overnight banned in any country of the world and unexpected / unanticipated changes / laws are made within the country? I mean the popular social media platforms which empower commoners to raise their voices, if in the name of violation of concern country's laws are banned and after that certain drastic and unacceptable / unexpected changes are brought into effect then how would it be possible to connect with eachother? Because now a days we are somewhere entirely dependent on popular social media platforms for public discourse, I think there will be no option to interconnect, people will be paralyzed. Think, if today a citizen is lynched by mob in any part of India then at least voices are raised on social media, however those voices aren't heard, it's another matter. What if the platforms on which such voices are raised, banned, hundred of thousands can be launched, how will people come t