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No sooner had I read the news titled –'Alleged
trafficking of three Bhutanese women to Sri Lanka yet to be verified,' I
recalled the movie titled –'Taken Film Series,' which was well played by Bryan
Mills (Liam Neeson) to rescue his 17-year old daughter
after she is being kidnapped by a group of Albanian human traffickers and sold
her into flesh business while travelling to France for her vacation.
Like in
the movie, it won't be possible to have techniques and skills like how Bryan
Mills have to get his daughter. We can't rely on GPRS technology like in the
movie unless it is well planned. The movie comes as a great lesson for anyone,
our youths, parents and guardian –especially young girls or women to be extra
careful about themselves while travelling, both within and outside. More so,
when one plan to fly abroad.
The movie
connect so well with both good and dreadful sides of human life, when there are
good people around, there are equal bad people who would also follows your foot
print. The movie took place in a simple setting, but slowly as it advances, it
brings in more confusing, horrifying, complicated and mind-numbing scene. I
felt good to watch this movie because every bits of movie is a great life
lesson.
In the
movie, the Albanian human traffickers are so smart. You can hardly finds their
lapses. They are trained. They are professionals. But on the other hand, I was
thoroughly amazed by how Bryan Mills, the father of a daughter handles the
situation to get his daughter back. However, he finally gets her back but all
in hopeless grief.
One thing
we must learnt from the movie is that, such techniques and intelligence won't
work in real life. It can never be possible to track and find back anyone who
have been abducted.
With population expanding,
unemployment is certain, technology getting more sophisticated, and we could
see many Bhutanese being fooled, entrapped and being scammed so easily. It is
good to have job abroad, it can bring home lots of money and make family happy.
However, at the same time it is also important to study the situation carefully
before making any foreign deal. You are responsible for your own action. We
need to remember travelling and earning overseas isn't as easy as you think. It
is not like fighting for water dispute among neighborhoods back home. After all
it makes no difference as long as you are in the homeland. You can be still
safe and sound!
The recent
case of an alleged trafficking of three Bhutanese women by a Lankan man after
colluding with a Bhutanese woman comes as a great lesson to learn.
I thank
immigration officials, Mumbai for doing their job. Their intelligence,
vigilance and concern are what it makes them to be the best immigration
servants. The concern cops involved also deserves hands down salute for
informing concern authority as fast as possible. They all are the winners this
time. We must all learn to work like them for the quality service.
But this
time our own Bhutanese woman have deceived our own three innocent women
friends. I don't actually understand, why our people are so crazy about
overseas jobs, when they can have their comfortable life in the country with
little construction work, road maintenance, plumbing and car washing jobs? Why
people still have to fly overseas for the same job or even more so dangerous
and over pressurized work load? Still most of our jobs are in the hands of our
Indian friends.
Please, do not loaf over
jobs easily from unknown agent or someone you happen to know through the
phones. Do not give your real information to such people. Never fully trust
them. Study the about the job and the assurance first. If you get such lofty
offers from such person/agent, try and share the information to the rightful
person around. Remember, people can deceive you without your notice. Be
careful!
Although, money can do
everything, it brings happiness and luxury but at the same time it can also
takes away life so easily. Remember money can't buy you happiness. Money can't
replace your happiness.
However, it was happy to
know that they are safe. I wish them to travel home safely. Nevertheless, as a sister,
mother, wife, cousin, and relatives they may have learnt some good lessons from
their trips to Mumbai.
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