prashantacmet
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I agree that even relatives would refrain from keeping them as even they are afraid of the blame they might get if, they run away from there custody .
I think that such issue must be dealt with utmost sensitivity. We must see the practicability .
I am sure before the duo was killed , they too were humiliated in public in front of relatives .Did they stop after all that torture. No,I don’t think so,
You can not win a person’s trust by humiliating them.
By indulging in childish behavior like making them tie a rakhi or insulting them in front of relatives wont be of any help at all. Such behaviour will not help in finding a solution.
Feelings of affection won’t die in a day or two. It requires time to heal a wound.
We must not forget that, it is not only the family that is suffering but also the duo who is at the receiving end. They get constant humiliation from family and relatives. Therefore they need counseling from a mature person who can guide them. They must not be judged at every now and then.
The family must free them self from the gulit of being associated with them. They must understand that they are there own children. Give them proper counselling, instead of making fun of them.
Moreover they have only committed mistake by not making a right choice but that doesnot label them as a criminal.
Big words don't pay always. Yoy advocated in previous post "honor does not lie in killing..jat brothers had not killed muslim boy..there would not have been any riots in M.Nagar".... History is the evidence jats have never bowed down against injustice..you want to kill that conscience and dignity that keep a Jat going......here two you rejected all the previous suggestions and advised "proper counselling"..funny?..don't get offended but you sound lilke a bhappa girl sitting in front of a news channel and talking non-sense