पढ़े-लिखों से पाला/Padhe-Likhon Se Pala

 

 

पढ़े-लिखों से पाला

 

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अनपढ़ों का टोला हमने,

सर पे बिठा लिया है।

कुछ ही दिनों में इन्होंने,

ख़ुदा ख़ुद को बना लिया है।

 

चोरों के संग इन्होंने,

इस देश को है लूटा।

जितने भी वादे किए इन्होंने,

सब वादा था इनका झूठा।

 

नफ़रत पढ़े-लिखों से,

कुछ आता नहीं है इनको।

 जनता को कैसे लूटें,

तुम इनसे जाके सीखो।

 

ख़ुद के लिए चमन में,

दीपक जलाते हैं ये।

इन मूर्खों से पूछो,

कौन करता है सब ये।

 

कभी पढ़े-लिखों से पाला,

जब पड़ता है इन सभी का।

तब देखती है दुनिया,

क्या हाल होता है इनका।

 

जब देखते हम इनको,

अफ़सोस हमको होता।

कैसे सत्ता में ये आए,

 दिया देश को है धोखा।

 

 

Padhe-Likhon Se Pala

 

Anpadhon kaa tola hamne,

Sar pe bitha liya hai.

Kuchh hi dinon mein inhone,

Khuda khud ko bana liya hai.

 

Choron ke sang inhone,

Is desh ko hai loota.

Jitne bhi vaade kiye inhone,

Sab vaada tha inka jhootha.

 

Nafrat padhe-likhon se,

Kuchh aata nahi hai inko.

Jantaa ko kaise lootein,

Tum inse jaake seekho.

 

Khud ke liye chaman mein,

Deepak jalaate hain ye.

In moorkhon se poochho,

Kaun karta hai sab ye.

 

Kabhi padhe-likhon se pala,

Jab padta hai in sabhi kaa.

Tab dekhti hai duniya,

Kya haal hota hai inka.

 

Jab dekhte ham inko,

Afsos hamko hota.

Kaise satta mein ye aaye,

Diya desh ko hai dhokha.

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