The Halaath –E- Hazira (prevailing
conditions in the country) including ‘growing intolerance’, escalated prices of
essential commodities, changing trends among the youth, corruption, life of
common man reflected in the poetry recited by the renowned poets of the
country.
The poets touched upon all the
prevailing social, economical and political happenings in the country.
One of the poets said ‘Nobody can
vacate their home’ claiming that India is their home land’ as a message to the
people of this country from the Mushaira.
Political mood prevailing in the
country reflected at the 12th All
India Mushaira held at Adilabad on Monday night.
Poets from across country, many of
whom have performed in overseas events participated in the Mushaira that ended
just before the dawn.
Renowned poets recited couplets reflecting
current issues and social evils haunting the society.
Majority of the poems recited by the
poets reflected the political mood prevailing in the country as they responded
in their own way to the ‘growing intolerance’ in the country and commented on
the prevailing political situation.
Noori Azeezi in her poem expressed
concern over escalated prices of essential commodities and explained how they hit
the common man and questioned how poor can afford dal being sold at Rs 200 per
kg and also increased prices of train tickets.
Senior poets compared the old and
new traditions they experienced in their life.
Minister for forest and
environment Jogu Ramanna was on the dais when a poet was reciting a poem on the
growing corruption among the political leaders and how much greedy political
leaders are for Kursi (power) leaving common to their fate.
Nayeem Akthar Khadri, Burhanpur of
Uttar Pradesh, Noori Azeezi of Jalna and Jameel Saher of Malegaon of Maharashtra, Gazi
Salauddin, Jameel Nizambadi, Ashwaq Asfi and Eqbal Ahmed of Nizamabad,
Riyaz Tanha, Tasleem Johar and Sulthan
Shutari of Hyderabad participated in Mushaira.
The Mushaira enthralled the poetry lovers. Fayaz Shama is the convernor of JAWA (Jeevandhan Association for Welfare activities) which organized the event.
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