Demonstration has for a long time been a way through towards finding solution for problems of most community groups, as the employing agencies (government, organizations, companies and the sorts) strive to maintain stability without curbing the inner source of the problem.
Idealy, most of the cases of protests could have been tracked before even community shout out, and the researches indicate that solution has always been out after a potential damage.
Before doctors, heavy protests were greatly heating the higher education students sector for delay of payments of their loan funds and miscounts, while the teachers were in the same crunch, when the Railway company workers (TRL) were also sending the same message to their authorities over bad conditions and low wages.
Apart from these, the public servants in police departments had once threatened to employ the same measure, but at least this was tracked timely and settled though not at a satisfactory manner, but also private sectors especially industrial companies have been found in the middle of such a crisis, posing a huge disturbance and uncomfort situation in the community.
Why are we always linked with these endless protests of which their solution come after a reported damage in the community?
The doctors’ saga has to insert a decisive lesson into the Government and the employing agencies, industries and companies, to learn treating arising problems before they are critical at a specified area.
Likewise, solution for some problems are not necessarily to be cleared through funds, but by clear talks held timely in a friendly negotiating table, and from there trust can be restored to keep their demands hold on, until when the funds are allocated. But on the contrary, silence or threats would result to unmeasured fractures of distruction of which the concerned parts should be held responsible at the end.
Suitable channels of communication have to be sited to deal with community problems or otherwise there might arise other groups of the society with similar demands or related problems, to impose more confusion in the country.