Speakers and leaders

Any speaker usually spits fire against known and unknown enemies of society. These leaders regularly do another thing. This is calling for building up or organising movements and demonstrations against wrong-doers of all types. These calls are given to the audience who usually are victims of these wrong-doers. The speakers call for building movements against slayers of tigers in the Sundarbans and their smugglers, corruption, illegal arms dealers, phensidyl dealers, dowry claimants, passport and dollar forgers, conspirators against sovereignty, land and forest grabbers, illegal occupants of rivers and canals, corruption of surveyors of land, traffickers of women and children, goons, murderers, rapists, adulterators and so on. The purpose is to resist the wrong doers and wrong doing in all spheres of life and the calls are addressed to the victims.

If one analyses the scenario one could see that the land grabber is buying date-expired medicine from the dealer who is again a victim of dowry as he has to give his daughter in marriage to the family interested in accepting dowry. Likewise, the adulterator of edible oil is buying rotten milk powder while the milk-dealer is giving bribe to the customs and police officials for the permission to sell his milk. It is thus ironical, conflicting, paradoxical and painful that this spiralling flowchart is the general situation of our public life.