Justness and choices
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Ghachar Ghochar
(p. 17)
Anita did not participate in the events of that morning. She’d been inside the house, and she felt that an injustice had been done to the woman. But does being just necessarily entail shooting oneself in the foot? Even in the flush of their victory, Amma and Malati noticed Anita‘s dissent. It’s an unwritten rule that all members come to the family’s aid when it is threatened. Anita had broken that rule. She should not have.
How does one be just and yet manouever deftly by sidestepping the own foot shot?