Bangladesh govt bid to erase history The interim government in Bangladesh has corrected textbooks in schools, with the result that Mujubur Rahiman is stripped of the honour of the title of ‘Father of Nation,’ and also cancelled public holiday on the day when he was killed. However, sensible citizens know that the history cannot be corrected or erased arbitrarily or dishonestly, Such heinous deeds will take place where ideal democracy is absent. B Veerakumaran Thampi, Thiruvananthapuram AAP playing unscrupulous politics Apropos, “Plan to bring farm laws thru backdoor: Kejriwal” (Jan 3).
The AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal is one politician who neither carries any ideological baggage nor does he have any pretensions about having such an inclination either. AAP was a counter-revolution. But, in the last few years, AAP, instead of changing the status quo, has allowed itself to be co-opted and become a part of the establishment.
He doesn’t hesitate to pass unsubstantiated allegations against opponents. N Sadhasiva Reddy, Bengaluru Spare no effort for pilgrim safety This has reference to Hans editorial on “World set to witness largest spiritual confluence” (3-1-25). In such very big gatherings by mad public to attain happiness in their lives, thousands throng at the threshold of temple shrines.
In this process, as the experience unfolds, there would be severe stampedes leading to deaths. Spiritualists never maintain discipline despite announcements through public address sy.
