PLEASE READ IT COMPLETELY AS IT IS ACTUALLY A QUESTION OF
LIFE OR DEATH FOR ALL OF US
TO PAY HOMAGE TO
96 PEOPLE KILLED BY BLUE LINE BUSES
LET US JOIN YOU
THIS SUNDAY
14th OCT. 2007
AT 5:30pm ,
CENTRAL PARK ,C.P.,
NEW DELHI
DELHI IS DIEING!!!
RIVER IS BEING KILLED IN THE NAME OF COMMONWEALTH GAMES
YAMUNA IS BEING SOLD FOR A FEW HUNDRED CRORES...
TREES ARE BEING CUT TO MAKE WAY FOR RUGBY STADIUM
EVERY DAY 5-6 PEOPLE DIE BY ROAD ACCIDENTS
DENGUE IS TAKING ITS TOLL EVERY YEAR
MORE THAN 40 LAKH PEOPLE IN THIS CITY ARE DEPENDENT ON WATER TANKERS TO GET THEIR SHARE OF DRINKING WATER
THE ONLY RISING HAPPENING IS PRICE RISE OF COMMODITY OF DAILY USE
NO ACCESS TO PURE DRINKING WATER TO MORE THAN 90% POPULATION OF THE CITY
GIRLS ARE BEING RAPED, KIDNAPPED EVERY DAY...
EVE TEASING HAS BECOME ORDER OF THE DAY...
MORE THAN 100 DEATHS BY BLUE LINE BUSES IN LAST 9 MONTHS...
TARNSPORT SYSTEM--FAIL
SEWAGE SYSTEM--FAIL
HEALTH SYSTEM---FAIL
EDUCATION SYSTEM--FAIL
POLICE--FAIL
POWER SUPPLY--FAIL
WATER SUPPLY--FAIL
PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM--FAIL
PLANNING--FAIL
FINANCE--FAIL
Delhi as a city is bent on throwing out its poor, destroying them and building a city just for the rich and the affluent.
Walk down the streets of Delhi in the middle of the night and you will see thousands of workers, dead with exhaustion, sleeping on the roads, on pavements, on carts. There are hardly any shelters in Delhi.
At signals, women with drugged, near-dead babies slung across their pregnant bellies, beg with glazed eyes. There is not a single night shelter for women in the whole of Delhi.
People live in slums in the most deplorable conditions of sanitation, electricity, water, quality of shelter।
The homeless have only Delhi's harsh weather, the boots of drunk policemen and sexual abuse, especially for the women and children।
What kind of city is Delhi?
From the moment you step out on the roads to the moment when you think that you are in the privacy of your own room, Delhi invades you.
The air you breathe is so polluted, it is surely and slowly killing you.
the bus conductor may just crack your head open with a crowbar,
you will watch women being molested on the bus,
you will see stupid men behind wheels kill each other on the roads due to rash driving,
you will see the worst forms of exploitation of the poor and the powerless,
you will hear college students endorsing sexual harassment on TV, politicians endorsing hatred and violence,
you will come home to brown water gushing from your tap and you will sleep drenched in sweat because there is no electricity।
This is your usual day in Delhi and none of this is unusual। This will happen to you almost every day.
But what is most shocking about the city is its average empowered citizen. This citizen is a selfish, unthinking, self-destructive creature, who cannot think beyond himself/ herself and does not see how that mode of being is slowly killing him/ her. Delhi's problems - pollution through vehicles and industry, lack of drinking water and electricity, road accidents - affect all its citizens across class, caste and gender barriers, though it doubtless affects the poor more. (source http://www.hinduonnet.com/folio/fo0108/01080370.htm)
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
WE DON'T WANT TO BLAME ANYONE, WE TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO CORRECT IT ALL...THE BEGINNING SHOULD BE FROM IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF GREEDY OLD LADY AS C.M. OF OUR DELHI...WE NEED SOMEONE WHO CAN DELIVER... WHOSE ONLY MOTIVE IS NOT MONEY... WHO CARES FOR COMMON MASSES...
YOUTH FOR JUSTICE DECLARES THAT STATE GOVT. IN DELHI HAS LOST PEOPLE'S CONFIDENCE AND IT HAS NO RIGHT TO CONTINUE IN POWER
WE DEMAND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF SHEILA GOVT. :-
AS TOTAL ADMINISTRATION OF OUR CITY HAS FAILED.
AS GOVT. IS CONCENTRATING ONLY ON GAMES AND IS PLAYING GAMES WITH LIVES OF 1.5 CRORES COMMON PEOPLE OF DELHI
AS NO ONE FEELS SECURE IN THIS CITY ANYMORE
AS WE HAVE RIGHT TO SURVIVE
AS WE CANT TOLERATE IT ANYMORE
AS IT IS A QUESTION OF LIFE OR DEATH
AS IT IS A QUESTION OF LIFE OR DEATH
ZINDAGI KA SAWAAL - DILLI KA SAWAAL
LET US JOIN YOU
THIS SUNDAY
14th OCT.2007
AT 5:30PM
CENTRAL PARK , C.P., NEW DELHI
"LEAST WE CAN DO IS TO SPREAD IT TO ALL"--
