The Bubble of Hate and Communal Differences

People in metropolitans are more civilized and educated. However an outrageous incident in the national capital proved this notion completely wrong. Everything was normal a few days back but suddenly things changed. Those who used to preach peace companionship and living in harmony became blood thirsty. The Delhi riots changed people’s outlook toward each other. But why did it happen? Was it a cumulative reaction to everything that was happening in the country or were they brainwashed by their leaders? Have we actually become politically communally and religiously so blind that we haven’t remained capable of evaluating ourselves on human grounds? Why do we start acting like animals in some situations?Why have we created a communal gap amongst ourselves in a culturally diversified but still the world’s largest democracy? This is the piece of thought that I want my readers to take with them after reading this book._________________________________________________________________________ABOUT THE AUTHORSaurabh Thapliyal is an analyst by profession and a poet cum writer by heart. His keenness to manifest thoughts into words has drawn his interest in coming forward and sharing his work with others. He has contributed to a few anthologies and prefers to write about love romance and heartbreaks. His belief in the power of words is reflected in his fundamental principle of life where he says “What you say is definitely important but how you say it is the most supreme”.