Sansad Se Lekar Sadkon Tak.. Jungle Ka Kanoon Yahan.. Jisne Bhi Awaz Uthayi.. Hota Uska Khoon Yahan.. Har Kursi Hai Andhi Bahri.. Har Kursi Hatyari Hai.. Har Kursi Ke Paye Me.. Panjikrit Gaddari Hai.. Lagta Hai Ab to
Sansad Se Lekar Sadkon Tak.. Jungle Ka Kanoon Yahan..
Jisne Bhi Awaz Uthayi.. Hota Uska Khoon Yahan..
Har Kursi Hai Andhi Bahri.. Har Kursi Hatyari Hai..
Har Kursi Ke Paye Me.. Panjikrit Gaddari Hai..
Lagta Hai Ab to BHARAT me .. Chandi Ka Nartan Hoga..
Parivartan To Hoga.. Lekin Khooni Parivartan Hoga.. - (Unknown Poet)
There is a very famous incident in Indian history which serves as lesson for all rulers for all the times, some rulers take positive cues from it, mend their ways, treat themselves as servants of public and keep public interest above theirs while others who are drunk with power and arrogant in behavior, refuse to learn anything, become another example in long list of individuals whose name pops up when there is a talk about how common masses dislodged the ruling class from the throne.
The incident is about a corrupt ruler’s abuse and insult of a honest, patriotic and intelligent Sanyasi. The Sanyasi takes a vow to uproot the mighty corrupt ruler and after few years gets success in his mission. The Sanyasi had honesty, integrity, patriotism & few good followers as his asset and we still know that period of Indian history as golden period. You might have got the idea till now, the mighty corrupt ruler was Dhananand and the Sanyasi was Shri Vishnugupt, whom we know as Chankya. Chankya’s worthy student Chandragupta, after he conquers Magadh, also frees the motherland from clutches of foreigners.
This incident came to my mind when I saw how, one year ago, the corrupt members of a particular party heaped insult after insult on a patriotic Sanyasi, who was just demanding the return of our ill-gotten money from foreign land and end of corruption in India. The corrupts were sp afraid of saffron cloths of the Sanyasi that they had to arrest him in night at 2 am, that too after talking to him and giving him assurance that they will act on his demands. But the Sanyasi wanted a concrete action from the corrupt thugs and was hoping against the
Jisne Bhi Awaz Uthayi.. Hota Uska Khoon Yahan..
Har Kursi Hai Andhi Bahri.. Har Kursi Hatyari Hai..
Har Kursi Ke Paye Me.. Panjikrit Gaddari Hai..
Lagta Hai Ab to BHARAT me .. Chandi Ka Nartan Hoga..
Parivartan To Hoga.. Lekin Khooni Parivartan Hoga.. - (Unknown Poet)
There is a very famous incident in Indian history which serves as lesson for all rulers for all the times, some rulers take positive cues from it, mend their ways, treat themselves as servants of public and keep public interest above theirs while others who are drunk with power and arrogant in behavior, refuse to learn anything, become another example in long list of individuals whose name pops up when there is a talk about how common masses dislodged the ruling class from the throne.
The incident is about a corrupt ruler’s abuse and insult of a honest, patriotic and intelligent Sanyasi. The Sanyasi takes a vow to uproot the mighty corrupt ruler and after few years gets success in his mission. The Sanyasi had honesty, integrity, patriotism & few good followers as his asset and we still know that period of Indian history as golden period. You might have got the idea till now, the mighty corrupt ruler was Dhananand and the Sanyasi was Shri Vishnugupt, whom we know as Chankya. Chankya’s worthy student Chandragupta, after he conquers Magadh, also frees the motherland from clutches of foreigners.
This incident came to my mind when I saw how, one year ago, the corrupt members of a particular party heaped insult after insult on a patriotic Sanyasi, who was just demanding the return of our ill-gotten money from foreign land and end of corruption in India. The corrupts were sp afraid of saffron cloths of the Sanyasi that they had to arrest him in night at 2 am, that too after talking to him and giving him assurance that they will act on his demands. But the Sanyasi wanted a concrete action from the corrupt thugs and was hoping against the