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That time, every Indian was terrified with the horror of emergency. People who were in jail due to the bad effects of emergency saw days of slavery in independent India. Now I am mature enough to understand how badly people were tortured and crushed during the emergency. People still remember torturing of the emergency days. They try to forget it but are unable to do so.

It was great to know some of the hidden facts of emergency and that too through the references of some well renowned authers. The fact is that like me there are several Indians who still know very little about the emergency and the extent to which it had damaged the institution of Democracy. I think the main reason behind this is that our current existing curriculum at the school gives almost no account of the same. I believe that in democratic country it is very necessary that it’s citizen know about all the developments which have threatened it’s very existence in the past and which can threaten it’s very existence in the future.

Now how does it matter if some leaders have been put into jails? Whether they are in or out of the jail may be very bad for the country and democracy, but it does not affect the life of most of the Indians, who they have even not been able to reach.

Till every human life is respected in the country, there is and will be emergency, only the degree and scope differs. But given the size of the country, the truth is that the degree and scope pf emergency does not differ much at all. Sadly the country is still too large as we have not been able to connect with all. There has been some progress, but corruption looms large.

We need the youth to become responsible activists in the common pursuit of happiness. We need good people to act and educate before the bad becomes “good enough”.

What about child who begs, what about the girl child who might be killed ? Honour killings ? Maoist violence and army deployment ? Scams ? Black money stashed outside the country ? What about farmer suicides ? What about never-had-electricity ? Bribery everywhere ? What about people with special needs ? What about pollution ? Roads ? What about human rights…. not of the opposition leaders but of the poor workers earning a mere Rs 500 per month ?