Jantantra ku Chakrachal: Satire about The King can do no wrong

 Critical review of Garhwali satirical prose- 102

 Garhwali Satire Prose ‘Jantantra ku Chakrachal, Bagh-Bakhri ku Khel ’by Prakash Mani Dhashmana -8 (Rant Raibar 15/10/2012)

                                            Review by Bhishma Kukreti

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             In the satirical write up ‘Jantantra ku Chakrachal, Bagh-Bakhri ku Khel’, Prakash Dhashmana tells the famous Panchatantra story wherein a tiger kills a goat kid that his grandmother toasted the water. Now the satirist discusses the recentevents related to ex-minister A.Raja, former common wealth in charge Kalmadi, Bdra, foreign minister Salman Khursheed and their corrupt methods due to their being in power and position. Whoever took the cases of these thugs to the people the government punished them as central government punished Bab ramdev, Kejrival, Anna Hajare etc.

  The satire makes aware the people that these thugs are not serving people but are destroying country. The satirist Dhashmana uses metaphors to make his point more aggressive.   

Copyright@ Bhishma Kukreti 18/11/2012

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Notes on Satire about The King can do no wrong; Garhwali Satire about The King can do no wrong; Uttarakhandi Satire about The King can do no wrong; Mid Himalayan Satire about The King can do no wrong; Himalayan Satire about The King can do no wrong; North Indian Satire about The King can do no wrong; Indian Satire about The King can do no wrong; Asian Satire about The King can do no wrong; Oriental Satire about The King can do no wrong to be continued…