Fundamental duties always dominate fundamental right

Follow Fundamental duties Makes difference

Hello friends, how are you? Today we are going to put a ray of light on hot topic. As we all have awared about Shaheen bhag incident. The debate has fully focussed on Fundamental Rights and Fundamental duties. Recently and in history,a lot of incidents appear before us. And right now everybody has been confused on this matter that which they preferred first? So friends let's start:-

Firstly ask from yourself what is fundamental right? Why am I saying that because there is not a particular definition of it. But at least it has a manageable explanation i.e these are the guarantees that is given by the state. It means ideological development of political democracy. We are not going too deep in this.

Today we all are talking about fundamental Rights. Moving out of home,sitting on agitation, trying to incite violence, striving to vandalized public properties. That's true in your's view. This is right as this is your country. You are more worrying about fundamental Rights. But one question that I would like to ask from everyone where is your's fundamental duties right now? Fundamental duties are the fundamental Rights of this country in which you have been living for many decades. And today you are talking about it's distraction through these so called bogg protest.

 My dear friend are you do same activity in your home? If no,why at this place ? Is this not your country? If no,then you should go in your own place,and if yes then stop the protest, talk direct with government.

I recall that when a group of bus service man had sitted on agitation and those were not taking the money from pessenger whose were suffering through buses. At last they were able to compelled japani government for their respective promises. This is the example how japani people are well aware about its Fundamental duties. But in our country all are howking for rights. Once Chanakya said that it is responsibility of every individual to follow Fundamental duties rather than Fundamental rights.