If Yudhishthira and Ram are catalysts why not my Chakor?
Yudhishthira and Ram both from the famous two Hindu Mythology, The epitomes of righteousness, the principled, the ones who never missed the path of dharma can be a catalyst, murder in hidence to guard the dharma why not Chakor?
Open to healthy discussion.
Thanks Mai for the summary and your title kept me thinking a lot. I saw the episode and had numerous views, debating within myself, analyzing within myself.
I have never thought so much but yesterday's episode made me realise, analyse and also infact terrible MinArt debate.
This is not a war of principle (as I had mentioned earlier, this is a war with homicides, not even ordinary criminals).
Yudhishtra the eldest of Pandavas, who lived by principles, never lied, whose chariot had the golden sun in the flag, its horses feet never touched the ground and had dharma devatha following as a dog behind him, did lie only once in the war of Kurukshethra (Mahabharata, the war which was played by deceit) as he had to make his Acharya Drona to lay down his arms, he said those lines Ashwathama hatha (means dead) kunjaraha (Ashwathama was the name of Drona's son as well as the name of the Kings elephant (kunjaraha means elephant). Lord Krishna played a game of blowing his conch when Drona came to Yudhistra to confirm about his son's death which made him hear only Ashwathama hatha while the rest of the words he murmured and was not heard in the sound of the conch. Drona was not bad but he had to fight for the bad supporting the Kauravas. So in a way he was a catalyst in disarming Drona.
Likewise Rama the pious truthful, principled warrior had to kill Vali the Monkey King from hiding as to get the help of Sugriva, Vali's twin brother. If he fight in front, as per the boon of Vali half the strength of the opponent goes to him. Hence Rama had to go against in principle to fight and aimed his arrow from hiding. Vali too was supporting Ravana, the one who abducted Sita and was torturing the Rishis. So in a way he was a catalyst in murdering Vali.
I weighed so much so much, I am not talking SuKor as I know my dude is too practical who always said a thorn has to be removed with a thorn and eye for eye. But my birdie, my Chakor is not, she always preached, followed, ahimsa, non violence who even laid her torch down (thanks to Kasturi) when she was about to torch Imli the most gruesome evil. Kasturi said Bhurai is winning as Chakor will turn evil if she kills Imli... well then by killing Bacha Pandey has Chakor turned evil? Has evil won? Should I concur that. (I still cannot accept that Imli though I had peace with her being whipped but I would have had more peace if she was left atleast half torched for the unpardonable crimes she has inflicted the worst is Kumud's burial and Separation of Saanvi and affixing the stamp on that little hands.)
Chakor asking Suraj to change the antidote with another harmone injection is ...right or wrong... ???
These evils are not ordinary criminals they are homicides, who are killing so many lives for their own benefit. Young girl's natural growth is being hampered, made to do the unnatural, girls are being subjected to abuse physically and videographed, what right do they have, they are misusing their power, so with the sidhanth of nonviolence should Chakor be quiet and allow law to punish? Will Law ever punish?
Where is law, except for a handful the law is bent by evils.
Her daughter was kidnapped, now laid like a corpse with trauma, suffering with unimaginable pain, she was also brainwashed to go against her mother!
Her Suraj was kidnapped, not only that he was tied to a time bomb ticking her life to end...
With the above should Chakor still preach nonviolence... Follow the rule book?
There is a famous idiom saying if a cow (the most sacred animal) comes to you killing, you can kill the same in self-defense...
They are not cows they are maneaters, slaughterers, predators and she is not just safeguarding her daughter or seeking revenge for her daughter's plight, she has made herself hard, harder than the rock to seek revenge for those innumerable daughters, those innocent girls whose life has been slaughtered, massacred by the evil.
To win a game and to reach the rutheless King, we need to kill the pawns and place the checkmate. Life is also like a chess.
Yes, and I am calming myself as still Chakor did not kill BP without his knowledge, she is a warrior, she made Suraj tell him of his fate.
If Ram and Yudishtra were catalyst to murder the evil for the bigger benefit of the society, the righteousness to be guarded, so is my Chakor too!!!
As the norm of dharma, it is to be noted eversince the lie, Yudhistra's rath hit the ground and Ram in his next birth as Krishna was killed by a hunter (who was Vali) by an arrow from far away while Krishna was sitting in the tree, thinking that Krishna's toe was a bird...
But ... she is not indeed wrong,,,, but I debate to say she is right hence I say she is the catalyst...thus her flight has indeed lowered its wings this time... I rest!!!
If Yudhishthira and Ram are catalysts then even my Chakor is..
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dear you got the words out of my mouth..
.. bang on..
shedding happy tears and got the sukoon just like your dude had yesterday. 
, since no words can express how good your post was and how much i was excited on reading it and loving it.
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