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Letters to The Editor — January 28, 2025


The reality

The Constitution of India is increasingly being overshadowed by the actions of those sworn to uphold it. A deep chasm is emerging between the ideals enshrined in the Constitution and the realities of contemporary Indian politics. It is deeply troubling to witness the erosion of ethical values. Honesty, sincerity, and integrity — core to the vision of the Constitution — appear to be increasingly absent in today’s political landscape. It is distressing to see institutions designed to uphold the Constitution being manipulated for political advantage rather than serving public interest. What we need are leaders in India who embody the highest standards of morality and conduct.

V. Nagarajan,

Chennai

Trump’s ‘vision’

The unbridled arrogance of U.S. President Donald Trump’s idea to “clean-out” Gaza of its Palestinian natives is abhorrent, but should not be viewed as anything new. There is perhaps a theological justification for such an excommunication. Mr. Trump, despite his claims of not subscribing to such a narrow interpretation of the scripture, is ready and willing to be the tip of this toxic sword, because it is in convergence with American strategic interests in West Asia. His background as a real estate developer must be salivating at the prospect of gaining access to a Mediterranean seafront location that will enrich his personal coffers. Donald Trump is the new imperial reincarnation of Dickens’ “Dombey and Son” that sees the entire world as a borderless realm for his business activities. If any uncomfortable truths like the Palestinians are in the way, they will be brutally swept aside.

G. Parameswaran,

Coimbatore



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