God's Own Country is facing a peculiar crisis in its relation with God. The question is who owns God? Men or women? The LDF has taken a stand that both men and women are equal in front of God. BJP, NSS and Congress claim that they are not. There is a confusion between tradition and Indian Constitution. The tradition can supply votes. The Indian Constitution may not. The question is who will decide on behalf of God? Tantri? Pinarayi Vijayayan? BJP or RSS? NSS or Congress? Or the Kerala Police? The real question in front of the 100 per cent literate and educated Keralites is that their half the population do not have rights, despite the Supreme Court Order. The BJP Kerala state Chairperson, Sreedharan Pillai has articulated so well that they would fix the `agenda' for Kerala. I have no doubts, looking at the scope of the ideological commitment and the cadre strength of the secular community and the women's movement in Kerala. But God is divided between women's rights, adivasi rights, environmental issues and the secular interests as per Indian Constitution. Only Ayyappa can save the situation. Since I do not belong to any of these identities, let me go for a drink.😊
On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 9:24 AM KP Sasi <[email protected]> wrote: > Kerala is a land of many people's movements as per its history. Like waves > washing its shores, these movements cleaned up the minds of the Keralites. > Its history is filled with initiatives on Dalit struggles, struggles on > women's rights and struggles for communal harmony. But I wonder, where we > are proceeding to at this moment. The only women's movement I can find > today is that of the Sanghis supported by NSS and Congress shouting loud > that `we women do not want our rights'. With all his limitations, I > support Pinarayi Vijayan's stand that women who wish to enter Sabarimala > Temple will be given protection. But who is there to protect? The police? > Where is the women's movement in Kerala? Where is the secular movement in > Kerala? Your words are heard in social media and TV channels. But the > ground is theirs. The numbers on the ground also count in a democracy. > Politics of convenience has doomed all of us. This battle will determine > the last straw of parliamentary communism in Indian history. Whether we > like it or not. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send an email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/greenyouth. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
