With 90% of the parents having given their preference for English as the medium 
of primary education, the BBSM should have gracefully accepted the verdict.  
The Government has adopted the most democratic and just approach on the MoI 
issue, that of taking the opinion of the parents. If anyone is aggrieved by the 
decision of the government, the democratic approach would be to approach the 
courts which some have done. Now it is for the court to decide if there is any 
legal standing for such objections. The cranky mergerists need to learn to 
accept the verdict of the people and stop throwing tantrums to acheive their 
obsolete and unjust demands. The problem is that the leaders themselves have 
not practiced what they preach to others. In doing so, they have lost their 
moral ground to speak about preserving culture and identity. By beating their 
empty drums, are they not sounding more like the Bekhar andi Broxtt Soitanacho 
Manch?

-Soter D.

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