جب تعلیم کاروبار بن جائے تو بچوں کا سکول قتل گاہ بن جاتا ہے۔ پشاور کے اس افسوسناک وا��عہ میں 29 بچوں اور ایک ٹیچر کی موت کے ذمہ دار وہ لوگ بھی ہیں جنہوں نے ایک خستہ عمارت میں یہ پرائیویٹ سکول کھولنے کی اجازت دے رکھی تھی
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The tragic collapse of a dilapidated private school building in Dir Colony, #Peshawar today, claiming the lives of 29 students and a lady teacher, has left us all grieving. More disturbing is that last June, 14 children died in a similar incident in Kahna, #Lahore. Yet, we seem incapable of learning from our tragedies. A nationwide safety audit of school buildings should have followed the Lahore incident. How are private schools allowed to operate in such rickety structures? Are there no mandatory inspections? No annual safety audits? Surely, rules exist. The real question is: who ensures their enforcement, and who holds the regulators accountable. The school owner has been arrested. But even if he is hanged, these precious children will not return. Justice cannot be measured by the punishment of one individual alone; it must also be measured by the lives we save from similar tragedies in the future.
What I have observed recently is that people often treat political accusations as proven facts. Some expose wrongdoing; others weaponise rumour. Politicians owe us transparency, critics owe us evidence. We must question both power and propaganda, not confuse character assassination with accountability.
While travelling we all carry extra baggage, clothes and articles of use - just in case. Similarly in life we carry extra baggage too. We carry the old guilt, heartbreak, someone's opinion about you and then wonder why life is so heavy. Let go of all those things and see how life feels lighter and easier.
@soulat_pasha بالکل۔ مگر پاشا صاحب آج سے سو سال پہلے کے لوگوں کے احوال سے آج لوگوں نے کیا نتیجہ نکالا۔ شاید سو سال بعد بھی لوگ اپنی من پسند اور کافی حد تک مسخ شدہ تاریخ ہی پڑھیں۔ وہ بھی تب اگر پڑھنے کا رواج رہا تو۔