When Loose Talk Becomes a Liability

When Loose Talk Becomes a Liability

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“There is a difference between raising concerns through institutional channels and performing outrage in front of microphones. Leaders who truly want reform push for action, inquiries and corrective measures. Leaders who speak first and think later often leave behind confusion rather than solutions. By choosing the public stage over internal accountability, some leaders have weakened the very administration they are part of.

Naik’s intervention, therefore, should not be read as an attempt to suppress dissent but as a reminder of collective responsibility. A ruling party cannot function if every leader runs his own narrative. Governance demands coordinatio