Another American comment on India
I see the outraged Indian politicians and government officials angered over the effrontery of having their assistant counsel unceremoniously arrested over violating labor laws. It seems that many people's rear ends in India are hurt when an upper class Indian woman's 'right' to violate the rights of servants, even if they are treated as being a couple of notches above slaves. To protect their national 'honor', the government will mobilize the sun and moon at the drop of a hat.
Where was this mobilization when natural disasters hit and thousands perish, or when a band of terrorists with impunity kill almost 200 people in a hotel? Where, then, is the 'righteous' anger over the multitudes of poor still use cow dung to heat their homes when India has mastered the nuclear cycle? Or New Delhi and Bollywood elites spout empty platitudes to the masses while they retire to their palatial estates in Ferraris and Rolls Royces amid such abject poverty of the poor, people living in sewers, and hundreds of millions have no access to toilets and sanitary facilities?
People of India, be reminded that nationalist anger is tantamount to a very thin cloak, which but barely covers the emperor. After more than 60 years of independence, the vision of Tagore and Ghandi have yet to come to fruition and be fully realized.
Illegally possessing nuclear weapons make India a rogue state, no different than North Korea.
the poor of India live no differently than the masses in North Korea. The government put their family in jail if they seek freedom.