A funny incident; one reflection. I went to the airport this morning (at 6.30 AM) where the security did not let non-passengers pass in from the main entrance, which is unusual. When I enquired why was that, they said there is an order from above citing for VIP security arrangement, so they suggested me I should park my bike outside and walk in with a valid reason.. Listened, so parked my bike, but then to find out that I was being stopped again even to walk in by another security personnel.. Temperament being my favourite cup of tea, it took me no while to start quarrelling with them.. I asked them is it fair that they are stopping people to move in and out of airport area when their VIP is not departing until after 5.00 PM?. Finally, one of them said, no, but what can we do, so I left the scene happily, but it was not my solution.. Later, I saw that people getting into the airport on a cab did not have much problem, so I decided to do the same.. I got into a cab, hidden my helmet, took my (i)phone out on the hand, wore a sun glass and read a newspaper.. The same security people who had earlier stopped me this time lets me pass in who only asked where are you going and I said Bahira.. The lesson is that if you cannot act cleverly, you are a victim and if you can pretend as though you are an important person yourself, even the security rule (sometimes) does not apply on you. This indicates that there is either sheer carelessness or automatic impunity in our security system. It can be either difficult for no reason or duped quite easily! हाँस्नु कि रिसाउनु हो।
Posted on: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 13:50:49 +0000
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