Rahul Gandhi says right to protest has to be respected. By showing his
presence at the JUN gathering, Rahul Gandhi has shown less of leadership and revealed more about his understanding of issues.
Right to protest is a fundamental right given by constitution in a
democracy and Indian democracy has this. Freedom comes with some constraints
and as GBS says “your freedom ceases to exists where my nose starts” when a
person citing his freedom starts brandishing his walking stick and precisely
this concept of freedom and its constraints have been missed by Rahul Gandhi.
Protests against corruption, pay rise, price rise, rising crime or any such
thing is okay. It is certainly not okay when a platform is used to eulogize a
terrorist, to eulogize an antinational and supporting it is a serious flaw in
once understanding. What happened in JNU is precisely that. The function and so
called cultural programme was used to eulogize AFZAL GURU.
God save the Congress party.
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