"Citizens"

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1. Citizens in Bharatham are deela and dala in majority,

 
 
 
 

2. Citizen should aware that each one will not be protected by the State's Police,

 
 
 

3. It is not practical and possible,

 
 
 

4. Every Citizen's duty is to be self conscious of surroundings, situations, and happenings around them,

 
 

5. If anything wrong they see, it is their first duty to inform the immediate authority ( as 911 no in USA),

 
 

6. If it is serious and rescue is the priority,  Citizen extends his help to the victim,

 
 
 

7. There is tendency in our country that the passers by instead of helping or support personally to the rescuer, starts taking mobile photo or video,

 
 
 

8. Or some over enthusiastic take advantage of the situation to his personal gains, and confuse the situation,

 
 
 

9. Most important Citizen always remain alert, ready to face any situation,

 
 
 

10. Children must be under watch of parents, ( in Bharatham, not used to, parents are very casual and careless),

 
 

11. Women must be careful, and preventive supports like spray, etc is better with them wherever they are, learn to stay wild against any untoward incidents, ( but sorry to say here majority women are very very careless),

 
 
 

12. In Bharatham there is a tendency to take law in their own hands when  any offender caught and manhandle and kill the offender, ( not acceptable and wrong in any civilised country),

 
 

13. Now Police should be friendly to the public and try to hear Citizen's voice any time, ( not happening)

 
 
 

14. Just like 911 in USA, an emergency no should be there, and follow any situation, any complaint, and reach to help, with armed police, doctor, ambulance etc, first aid facility,

 
 

15. The marches to police HQ, etc should be avoided, politicizing the event is totally wrong, unwanted panic should not be created by the media, public, political parties.

 
 

16. Finally children should not be touched by any adults, educate children in this regard is essential, except mother others keep a distant at normal situations.

 

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