Honor Awakes only in front of weak? is this the reality of society we are living in?

Some horrific incidents have passed through my eyes on social media over the past few days.

Whether it's the incident of Bano or Ihsan from Balochistan, the incident of  Farhan from Khwazakhela, or the incident of the Sidra from Rawalpindi.

Do you know what's common in all these incidents?

The exploitation of poor at the hands of a powerful. "Yes, these are the same powerful people that When someone powerful than these people comes before them, their anger wipes away like a fumes. Their whole sense of honor takes the backseat in front of powerful."

The only conclusion of this kind of behaviour is that all the pride and dignity of these people is selective,  they can only threaten poor. These people are just insecure, egoistic, and shameless, they have become monsters who are a scourge for our society, eating us from the inside.

Later regret? or Start effort today?

Together we all have to try to overcome all these evils and not one day they will bite us and bite us like a snake and nothing will remain except for regret. Every one is responsible for its own deeds. Let other's live their lives.

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