GBC authority and responsibility

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Bhadra Balaram Prabhu wrote:

 

> just wanted to say that the authority can be held responsible only if the

> people working under him/her follows to his/her instructions. we can not

> have somone in responsible position but not listen to him, do whatever we

> want and then when things go wrong blame that authority.

 

But isn't the GBC responsible also for enforcing its instructions also and to

ensure that atleast the majority of devotees are following it. Ofcourse there

are always a few rebellious souls but a good government means that it is able

to enforce the laws. We just can't put the blame of the inefficiency of the

government on a few rebelious citizens. Who allowed them to become rebellious

in the first place?

 

Infact now it has become the opposite in ISKCON. Majority are not satisfied

with the way things are going on and do not care for the rules set by the GBC

because they have lost the faith in the way GBC is functioning. If the rebels

or unsatisfied people become more in number as compared to the loyals, it is

the duty of the government to acknowledge it's weakness in enforcing the laws

and to voluntarily step down for the benefit of the society.

 

Your servant,

Nayana-ranjana das