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Everyone Preaches Justice, No One Lives It
The New Indian Express Thrissur
|November 02, 2025
Everybody has their own version of hell.
For those currently being brutalised and victimised in Gaza or any other active warzone, being starved, tortured, driven from their homes and watching their children get executed is the final circle of hell's many torments. The drunk biker who caused the accident that turned a double-decker luxury bus into a raging inferno, the travel company who bypassed guidelines while renovating the vehicle, and the bus driver who got his heavy vehicle driving license with false certificates all of which cost the lives of 20 lives in Andhra's Kurnool tragedy are no doubt deserving of places in hell's vaunted torture chambers but the truth is only their victims got a taste of hell's agonising pain and their loved ones are living it. A young doctor in Maharashtra took her own life blaming sexual assault and the constant pressure to falsify certificates by a cop and political underlings choosing death over hell.
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