Where do we go now??

Where do we go? This can be a question which can be an issue of discussion in the parliament. But by whom it will be raised? Guess this time it would be raised by the underprivileged cows who enjoyed a gala time sitting under shades may be decades back, and now they sit on busy traffic roads. The unfortunate stray dogs that have been stars of Common Wealth Games havoc are now running away from the paparazzi. Or may be the poor sparrows, crows and pigeons would question the government for providing them with finance to reconstruct their nests which have been slashed down due to metro construction and due to the intensive commercialization.

But the question is who would listen to whom? Here in our parliament proceedings normal human voices are not being heard (yahaan aam aadmi ki koi nahi sunta toh janwaro ki kaun sunega?) then how can these poor animals have a scope of presenting themselves in a language which is alien to us. It’s ironical that even after having ministry on Environment and Forests which is specially constructed to look after these underprivileged animals and trees, still they don’t get justice.

So that we don’t have a solution to their problems and putting it more selfishly that we don’t have time to figure a way out to this problem we have only one thing in our hands that is negligence. And yes we have been neglecting. We all treat animals with not much respect as we do give to humans. For example- If a tree is causing problem with cable connections then we don’t shift the cable wires but we shift the tree irrespective of the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Pigeon would be residing in that tree.

So lets’ not always blame the government but also ourselves for their condition. Till then animal fellows try and fix up a meeting with honorable Shri Jairam Rajesh (minister in charge of environment and forests).