Struggle, Accountability, and Vigilance
Who You Are?:
This is the question that must echo in every hall where someone stands behind the microphone, pens an article, or claims to lead. It is not a ceremonial inquiry, but the essential test of authenticity.
Anyone stepping into the social or political arena must first answer: Who you are?
And we, as citizens, are duty-bound to ask this question.
The Price of
Struggle:
Struggle in public life is not imposed; it is
chosen. Those who enter voluntarily must be prepared to pay the price — in
sacrifice, in accountability, in responsibility.
There are also those who have attempted such experiments before and failed. They, too, may speak boldly and make claims — but only for a time. Their words must be tempered by the lessons of failure, by humility, and by the resolve to carry the debt of their missteps.
Society must remain vigilant, aware of such voices,
measuring not only their promises but their willingness to pay the price of
past errors.
A Word for Caution:
In
the end, vigilance belongs to all.
Whether
“cockroaches” or “non‑cockroaches,” the demand remains the same:
Integrity
in struggle,
Honesty
in accountability,
And
the courage to answer when asked — Who you are?
If vigilance falters, if we fail in our duty, the price paid will be heavy, too heavy for the society to bear.
Dr. Mahendra
Ingale @ Jalgaon, June 9, 2026
Author of
“Value-Based Leadership” mvingale2405@gmail.com
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