Who is Courageous?

Who is Courageous?

Courageous are the people who can question the system, which is corrupt, not the one who silences them.

Courageous are those people who can come to the arena for a debate, not those who come with guns

Courageous are those people who can stand with the truth, not beside a missile

Courageous are those people who can write the facts, not those who can load the bombs

Courageous are those who can cry for the dead, not those who threaten the living by aerial shelling

Courageous are those who can come to the centre to raise their voice, not cover with bulletproof jackets and bulletproof cars

Courageous are those who can gather people to fight for a cause, without physically hurting others, not those who deploy a force to shoot tear gas or rubber bullets on the masses

Courageous are those who are willing to stand tall while being shot, not bend and lick the boots to save their lives

Courageous are those who are centred towards human beings, not those who are centred towards money

Any country, / Political leaders/ groups/ organisations that use force, weapons, or threats to dominate others are third-rate bastards who are cowards by nature and are living psychopaths; either they should be treated in a mental asylum or should be buried deep inside the sea.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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