Jayachandran Gangadharan

The Biggboss TV show is turning out to be unfair. Things we nurtured as cultural values are being ridiculed and shattered. Dr. Rajith was not a person known to me so far. I knew about him when he came to participate in the game. I learnt about him and assessed him and found gradually that he is a scholarly, cultured, gentleman with superb qualities. He cannot ever be a counterpart for the other culture-less, silly and low-profile participants, who cannot claim or maintain any moral and character standards. It was evidently unfair on the part of the Biggboss team to list him as a participant in this vulgar and absurd play. It unpleasantly hurts the people who love and admire this honourable well-educated person. We cannot approve and tolerate the indecent and un-cultured way in which he is treated in the game. The Biggboss is not seen reacting or mentioning a single word against this misbehaviour. Even the tongue of the anchor who leads the game is seen tied-up. This shows that the game team approves this injustice and the insults showered on him, just to increase programme ratings by encouraging hooliganism. This is shockingly a challenge against what we hold as good values. Actually, there should have been a law of conduct in this programme, which disqualified a misbehaving participant, the absence of which turns out the game absurd.