The future generation of the country today, which we think of as teenagers and boys, is involved in terrible crimes. Which we call teenage gangs. Although there are no big, top terrorists in the country at present, there are a significant number of teenage gangs. These teenagers have become involved in drugs at a young age. They are even involved in various types of crimes. In many places in the country, they have been involved in incidents like murder. Just thinking about it makes me shudder as if we are going to have a terrible future generation.
No one can be blamed for this in isolation. That is, it cannot be said that the teenagers are to blame. Although they are playing the main role, many are indirectly and directly connected to this incident.
There was a time when our parents, teachers and our neighborhood elders had the right to discipline us. Moreover, those who were older than us also disciplined us. Sometimes, if necessary, they would even lay hands on us. We did not tell our parents out of fear. Because we were afraid that our parents might beat us if they heard. But think about the current situation. Far be it from hitting us, even if we scold them during discipline, our parents still create trouble. Sometimes, they don't even have the right to discipline us. Parents themselves don't discipline us, but if someone does, they go and make trouble with them.
At one time, teachers used to discipline us. In our village, parents used to go and tell the teachers, "My bones, your meat."
Then, after the government made it mandatory to discipline students, some teachers faced lawsuits, and the rest of the teachers simply abandoned this type of discipline. What is the need to take on unnecessary trouble?
Cultural aggression, easy availability of drugs, and the careless attitude of parents are leading our future generation towards darkness day by day. Of course, it is not that everyone is heading towards darkness. There are many who are giving us light in our teenage years. They are the ones who are basically showing us dreams.
