I don't want to scrutinize much about Indian culture or I am not judgmental here, but as a human its my whole and soul responsibility to get involved in such pathetic conditions that I could one day see the pollution violence is reaching at its peak.
Today, evening I got an opportunity to take a glance at SaroorNagar Park post the Ganesh idols immersion took place two days ago. I was curious to see whether Ganesh idols have really immersed or not. As soon as I was reaching, at first I saw one 6 ft tall Ganesh idol just fell on the street, split into pieces and passers were least bothered. Then, I reached towards lake, my mind blown off looking at Ganesh Idols which were split into several pieces and were not immersed properly, they were half drowned and half remained on land.
I couldn't believe my eyes, so I got down from car, taken out my mobile camera and captured at least 8 pictures. I just don't understand one thing, since my childhood I was crazy about Ganesh Chaturthi, most importantly during immersions it was seemed like carnivals. But now, all the craziness has been shattered when I became more wise to understand things that people are violating nature. The water of this lake is really pure, there is an aquatic life underneath the water, its all now dead because of plaster of paris and some fake colors which has been applied on lifeless idols.
Even the water was stinking a lot... Indians are popular about spirituality, but after going through such things I am just clueless about Indian mentalities now. Are they in love with God? Or is this craziness??? If this is just for fun, I am sorry I am very upset. While capturing the pictures, one of the person who was standing behind me , passing comments this way "Oh God!!! India is really stinky". I couldn't help to turn towards him in swift move, and stared at him. If he think India stinks then who is responsible???
Worshiping God is the most beautiful culture, but violating our own nature is strictly a crime. I am very sorry to say this that, Indians do not respect their own motherland.
Today, evening I got an opportunity to take a glance at SaroorNagar Park post the Ganesh idols immersion took place two days ago. I was curious to see whether Ganesh idols have really immersed or not. As soon as I was reaching, at first I saw one 6 ft tall Ganesh idol just fell on the street, split into pieces and passers were least bothered. Then, I reached towards lake, my mind blown off looking at Ganesh Idols which were split into several pieces and were not immersed properly, they were half drowned and half remained on land.
I couldn't believe my eyes, so I got down from car, taken out my mobile camera and captured at least 8 pictures. I just don't understand one thing, since my childhood I was crazy about Ganesh Chaturthi, most importantly during immersions it was seemed like carnivals. But now, all the craziness has been shattered when I became more wise to understand things that people are violating nature. The water of this lake is really pure, there is an aquatic life underneath the water, its all now dead because of plaster of paris and some fake colors which has been applied on lifeless idols.
Even the water was stinking a lot... Indians are popular about spirituality, but after going through such things I am just clueless about Indian mentalities now. Are they in love with God? Or is this craziness??? If this is just for fun, I am sorry I am very upset. While capturing the pictures, one of the person who was standing behind me , passing comments this way "Oh God!!! India is really stinky". I couldn't help to turn towards him in swift move, and stared at him. If he think India stinks then who is responsible???
Worshiping God is the most beautiful culture, but violating our own nature is strictly a crime. I am very sorry to say this that, Indians do not respect their own motherland.
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