WORRYING TREND EMERGING IN CAPITAL It is indeed a worrying trend, - TopicsExpress

WORRYING TREND EMERGING IN CAPITAL It is indeed a worrying trend, especially in capital complex, of youngsters going back to the barbaric past of using dao in every little dispute. Chopping off of both the hands of Mr. Tai Chonam and the gruesome murder of Lt. Bomjen Gapak are just few examples. Just for a minute altercation, the promising young generation of the state was destroyed forever. We can only wonder how the family members of the victims are coping with the tragedy. The fear psychosis is so much among the capital dwellers that when somebody doesn’t show up for a night, the first thing his/her family member does is to look in morning newspaper if he/she too met with an incident something like that. The capital police have done commendable works in arresting many criminals, however, some cases are still mysteriously unsolved or making no visible progress. The general public, irrespective of caste or creed, would love to see the culprits involved in the infamous cases of Lt. BomjenGapak and that of journalist Tongam Rina face Indian justice system. The slow progress of the above cases is frustrating to all, including the police department itself I believe. However, I would like to thank capital police for arresting the culprit responsible for chopping off of both the hands of my cousin brother Mr. Tai Chonam. With his both hands gone, we wonder how he will spend the rest of his life on his own. It is a loss not only to the family members, but to the entire state as just like Lt. Bomjen Gapak, he too was a promising young soul who would have played his role in shaping the future of our beloved state. But things were cut short, that too for petty reasons. Severe punishments must be awarded to the culprits so as to set an example/deterrent to other potential killers lurking among us. If set free, they are a threat to other’s life, so must be kept quarantined in jails for their entire life.