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Neutrality

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In Mahabharata, Lord Krishna said –
In a holy war against injustice
No one should remain neutral,
Who doesn’t stand for righteous cause
Is pitted against the righteous cause.

So indeed those are sinners
Who do injustice to others
But they are also no less sinful
Who tolerate the evil doer
Or meekly surrender to the oppressor.

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