Shameless

Punishment for non-payment of debt to the government was effected by placing the debtor on an ass which was driven in the daytime through the bazaar.

But here the point is why, what force dragged dog again & again to the insulting & humiliating “house”. But great allegory to explain characterless people & politicians of the world, who despite humiliations never get rid of their greedy pursuits & ambitions of life. It is said that in olden days there was a dog who day by day visited “ill-famed house” in the city. Each time the dog visited that house, he was beaten by the ill-famed women of the house & he would return dejected. This very old Kashmiri proverb is very beautiful, real and practical depiction of the greedy, ill-character, chair hungry and chameleon type people & politicians of our world. That is the reason of my enduring all this abuse”. It put the boss in good mood & invoked official-favours from the boss thereafter for the Beghairat. It is the desire that incites for a wrongdoing but it is shame that prevents one from doing it. Some are given grand reception on their joining the new party & bestowed with weighty praises for change of the party & core principles of original party; of course, it all comes for a price only. In today’s world of politics, many of the politicians have lost their shame. The general picture of politicians in today’s world is not and has never been rosy. The noun Mandach in Kashmiri is Hayaor Sharm in Urdu, and shame in English.