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Let's think the minister didnt notice but thousands of onlookers present there should have brought this to his notice. It only shows that most of us are not aware of the colors of our national flag.


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Yatha Raja Thatha Praja. Like the leaders people also might not have noticed the inverted flag. Or it may be that they thought, If our minister did not say anything why on earth i should notice and rectify and become a center of controversy?

 

I think we all have now become habitual of making a big issue of some things. Unless and until the minister unfurled a flag, how is he supposed to know whether it has been positioned correctly? So is it fair to blame the person who unfurled it? Isn't it the duty of the other concerned, usually civil or administrative service officers, as the case maybe, to ensure that the flag is positioned correctly?


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That and the fact ministers stands in a position at such occasions which does not allow him to look at lag once its unhurled.


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Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

I think we all have now become habitual of making a big issue of some things. Unless and until the minister unfurled a flag, how is he supposed to know whether it has been positioned correctly? So is it fair to blame the person who unfurled it? Isn't it the duty of the other concerned, usually civil or administrative service officers, as the case maybe, to ensure that the flag is positioned correctly?

No doubt we can give a pat  to the ever vigilant media which had its cameras away with a good view as the flag was unhurled ...other than that it not a big issue really no matter which politician was involved .


Pay no mind to those who talk behind your back, it simply means that you are two steps ahead !!!

responsibility is the main thing. Even if the ministers and the other concerned officials fail to notice the upturned flag, a responsible onlooker in the gathered crowd comes forward and points out the mistake. If the onlookers too irresponsible with an attitude Who cares, then the picture will be different.

 

rambabu wrote:

responsibility is the main thing. Even if the ministers and the other concerned officials fail to notice the upturned flag, a responsible onlooker in the gathered crowd comes forward and points out the mistake. If the onlookers too irresponsible with an attitude Who cares, then the picture will be different.

 

Thank you so much for accepting the fact that we are all responsible for such mistakes. The thread is locked now.

 

 


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