Considering last 6 decades, it is not hard to see the difference. All things change with time. So have jats. In some areas like education, material things there have been gains. But on humanitarian side there have been definite slides. Those days, if you had two shirts, you felt yourself lucky and did not mind sharing them with your brother or friend. Now a days, if you have two houses or two cars there is very little on offer for your brother or friend even if they need it and can not afford it. What it tells us is that, Jats like every one else are losing strength of character (which comes from within by learning core values of life).In that respect, Yes Jats are becoming weaker by losing their strength of character. For example telling a lie is weakness, but a lot of us do not see it that way and will lie without considering the consequences.We all must take responsibility for this decline, after all one can not have every thing in life. Running after material things is not a crime but adopting foul means certainly is.It is a downward spiral, one crime leads to other and it takes great deal of character strength to come out of it. If the individual had that strength, in the first place, he/she will stay away from life of crime.Time to wake up and find a balance in life. Rather than focusing too much on acquiring things, we also need to focus on just utilisation of our possessions and live a balanced life. It is not only important to see how we make a living but also how we utilise our resources.
