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‘What is the meaning of such a government?’, Devoleena Bhattacharjee’s anger erupted over these issues, from Ketan-Sia to NEET.

By Samira Vishwas

Devoleena Bhattacharjee Slams Government: TV industry’s popular actress Devoleena Bhattacharjee is once again in the news for her outspoken style. Devoleena, who has open opinions on social and political issues, has shared a long post on social media regarding increasing crime in the country, disputes related to students, justice system and administrative accountability. In his post, without taking the name of any political party or leader, he has raised many such questions, which are present in the minds of millions of people of the country today.

In recent times, many such incidents have come to light in the country, which have shocked the general public. Devoleena has expressed her displeasure amidst the controversies related to students, questions raised on alleged paper leak cases, increasing incidents of crime, famous cases of murder, concerns about the safety of women and questions being raised on administrative action.

‘Who is the Prime Minister or who is the Chief Minister?’

‘Saath Nibhana Saathiya’ and ‘Bigg Boss 13’ fame Devoleena Bhattacharjee shared a long post on her ex account late on Wednesday night. He started his post with a big question. Devoleena wrote, “It does not matter who is the Prime Minister of the country, who is the Chief Minister of the state or which political party is in power. If a government cannot keep its citizens safe, cannot control rising crimes, cannot provide timely justice to people and cannot enforce the law equally for all, then what is the real purpose of governance?” His comment quickly went viral on social media and thousands of people reacted to it.

‘Common citizens are worried, where is the equality of law?’

In her post, the actress raised questions on the system and said that if influential people continue to get special facilities and common citizens continue to struggle, then the principle of equality before the law becomes weak. He wrote, “If influential people continue to get special privileges and protection, while common citizens continue to face oppression, insecurity and endless struggle, then where is equality before law?” Devoleena also said that the country has the capability to successfully carry out many complex and big national missions, but when it comes to the security of common citizens, sometimes the system appears weak.

‘Why not protect civilians?’

The actress also raised questions on the security arrangements in her post. He wrote that India is capable of protecting its borders and successfully operating major security operations. He asked, “When we can successfully conduct complex national security operations and defend our borders at full capacity, why do we have difficulty keeping people safe from crime in our own cities and communities?” This question of his has become a topic of much discussion on social media.

Questions raised on students’ future and corruption

In her post, Devoleena also expressed concern about the education system and the future of the students. He said that if the future of students is affected due to someone’s negligence or corruption, then the people concerned should be held accountable. He wrote, “Why are those who put the future of students at risk due to corruption or negligence, why are they not held fully accountable? Why is strict action not taken in such cases?” He also questioned why complaints of corruption keep coming to the fore in institutions created to serve the public.

‘Criminals go scot-free and victims wait for justice’

In her post, the actress also raised questions on the justice system. He said that sometimes in cases of serious crimes, victims have to wait for justice for years. Devoleena wrote, “Why is it that many times the accused of heinous crimes like rape and murder escape punishment, while the victim’s family waits for years in the hope of justice?” He said that people’s faith in the justice system will be strengthened only when criminals are punished on time and victims get quick justice.

‘Why are those who question the system intimidated?’

The actress also expressed concern about the voice of citizens in her post. He said that many times people who question the system have to face opposition and pressure. He wrote, “When a citizen questions the system or expresses his views, why is he sometimes intimidated? While it takes years for victims of serious crimes to get justice.” Devoleena says that in a democracy, it is the responsibility of the government to answer the questions of the citizens and listen to their concerns.

‘The aim of politics should be service, not profit’

In the last of her post, the actress talked about the basic spirit of politics and governance. He said that the aim of politics should be public service, and not to promote personal gain or nepotism. He wrote, “The aim of politics should be to serve the people. No country can make real progress as long as its citizens live in an environment of fear, insecurity and despair.” Devoleena further said that development projects, highways, bridges and big infrastructure projects are important, but what is more important is the safety of citizens, justice and people’s trust in governance.

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