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Hon. Justice P K Shamsuddin

  • Message of Peace / 11
  • 28-11-2022
  • 02 Min Read
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Most of the parents think that their responsibilities are over once they send their children to school. They  fail  to  realise  that there  should  have  a  constant  watch over the movements of their children. Our  experience  and the reports that are coming up in news papers reveal that instances are many,  where  students  leave  their  homes under the pretext that they are going to School or College, but  they  do  not  go  to  Schools  or  Colleges and instead they keep company with bad and unwanted elements  and  under  their influence start consuming alcoholic drinks or harmful drugs; they gradually become  addicts  and  spoil  their  future  and  career. Parents begin to know about this only at a stage when it becomes difficult to redeem them from this habit. Parents who send their children with great hope and aspiration get totally frustrated at the fate of such children. It has been said that parents also are to be blamed for the traps in which their children have fallen.

The parents also are to understand that they should be role models to their children. If the parents consumes alcoholic drinks or harmful drugs they cannot expect their children to be free from such habits. On occasions like festivals birth anniversaries, and marriages, liquor is simply poured out and this also will only help younger members to think that after all these are not evil.  Recently we had a typical experience.  On a holiday, a girl student had some convulsion. Madhu of Chaitanya hospital and Raju Antony of  Co-operative  Medical  College  Trichur,  who  are  Shanti Samithi (peace organisation)  activists,  who  used  take regular classes to students of High School  classes  about  the ill  effect  of  alcoholic  drinks and harmful drugs.

They  met  the  girl and made enquiries and found that she with many other students  used  to  purchase  a packet of pickles for Rs. 2 from a petty shop and consume it along with their  mid-day  meals.  Feeling  suspicious  about  the  content,  they  tested the pickles in the lab and found  that  the  pickles  contained  harmful  drugs.  This pickle is used by a large number of students at their  lunch.  Samithi activists got their shop raided with the help of Police and authorities and they seized the items.

I feel that the parents and teachers should show some responsibility to see the children are not falling into this kind of traps.

 Hon. Justice P K Shamsuddin
Hon. Justice P K Shamsuddin

Former Justice of High Court of Kerala.

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Hon. Justice P K Shamsuddin, formerly of High Court of Kerala, is widely respected for his humanitarian vision and religious heart. He is a Gandhian whose focus is more on an inter-religious culture of mutual love and respect.

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