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Dear @chetan_bhagat, I want to share an experience from my own college days. There was a student who was exceptionally bright in academics. Every time we had a break.. he would pull out one of your novels and start reading. I watched him do this for years. He even completed his master's degree. But one day.. do you know what happened? He asked me Koi job dekh na bhai mere liye. Today, despite being a much better student than I ever was... he is working in an average job. That's the contribution your fictional novels made to his priorities. That memory came back to me while reading your article.. not because fiction is harmful, but because I felt you once again shifted attention away from the central issue. Now.. in this criminal case.. instead of focusing on the gravity of a 20-years-old woman's alleged crime.. you hve shifted the discussion toward 'India's parenting system' and the way business-class families run their businesses & control their children. Like SERIOUSLY? You should be ashamed of doing that. People say that when society asks the right questions and introspects honestly, society improves. But the questions you hve raised in this article are detached from the actual context. If society starts introspecting based on the questions you have framed.. it will only be MISLED. The title of your article, "Why Siya Could Not Say No to Marriage," is.. in my opinion.. the wrong question. The more appropriate questions would have been: "Why did Siya DARE to take someone's life?" or "What mindset leads Siya to believe she can take her fiance's life?" If you had started with those questions.. you might have explored the deeper psychology, the mindset behind such an act, the role of the legal system in India and possible institutional biases. That could have offered society meaningful insight. Instead.. just as your fictional novels often divert readers into imagined worlds.. I believe you have diverted attention from the core issue in this article as well. My disagreement is not with questioning society. My point is that such questions should address the central issue. Only then can the conversation lead to meaningful introspection and constructive conclusions. You question India's parenting system. Let me remind you that it is this very system that has preserved our culture, values and family traditions for generations. It is where respect, responsibility and the importance of relationships are first taught. Yes, it has some flaws, and they deserve discussion.. but in the right context. As for business culture... if you have personal criticisms.. raise them elsewhere. Don't use this criminal case to push an unrelated narrative. I do believe your introspection on this issue has been fundamentally misplaced. Please don't lose sight of the real issue.. and don't encourage others to lose sight of it either. Period

Chetan Bhagat @chetan_bhagat

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Hi all, 'Why Siya Couldn’t Say No To Marriage', my column in TOI today. Do read and share! chetanbhagat.com/?post_type=col…

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