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Udaan_Back2India;23072
Frankly speaking no one really cares what has happened in Gujarat, but there is nothing else anyone can talk against Narendra Modi and so tries to find fault in to the system. Modi - at present is No. 1 CM of India and such efforts to detract his public impression will only add to more gains!

Regards??

Udaan_Back2India;23072
Fake encounter is sort of medium used by Indian Police and it is nothing new for our society. Our laws allow terrorist, criminals to set free and only viable solution is to put end to their life story. In the efforts of cleaning bad, police get busted for encounters. [/quote]

This is a sorry state of affairs when citizens support third degree, brutality and "encounters" by police. We get what we deserve when we lend support to this. This is why anarchy rules.

Sorry, have no sympathies for those thoughts.

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India is very strange democracy where criminals have more rights than innocent citizens and they get more sympathy also. Dare you touch to criminals and all human rights activists will be after you.
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Dare who touch? Police? In what kind of system, does police become the judiciary?

Unless proven as a criminal (in a court of law, if we can free courts from the stupid moral police lawsuits), then the sentence per IPC should be meted out. Other than that, no one has any more rights than others.

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We have seen this in the case of Afzal Guru and it is getting repeated one more time.
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What have we seen? What rights does Afzal have which are more than innocent citizens? Can you elaborate?

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No one is above the law but if so, why there is so much partiality when it comes to punishing hardcore criminals?
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That is because our judiciary is broken and in some areas under control of corrupt politicians.

[quote]We have seen in Isharat Janha?s (LET terrorist killed in Ahmedabad) case that Congress and other media came out in her support only later to be found that she was apprised by terrorist out fit Lashkar-E-Toiba for her ?Shahadat? for what she was doing.[/quote]

I do not know anythign about this case, but am not sure if your complaint / dissatisfaction is with Congres, the judiciary or police or are you just posting to sympathise with Gujarat Govt.

[quote]Frankly speaking no one really cares what has happened in Gujarat, but there is nothing else anyone can talk against Narendra Modi and so tries to find fault in to the system. [/quote]

We have had ample discussions on the topic in MSN forum. Suffice it to say, that I see your views flawed and perhaps you see mine as flawed. There are and were legitimate grievances against an elected government engaging in a pogrom (http://hrw.org/reports/2002/india/)

http://www.hinduonnet.com/fline/fl2404/stories/20070309001608200.htm


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Modi - at present is No. 1 CM of India and such efforts to detract his public impression will only add to more gains!
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So. Therefore police encounters should be supported! No wonder, anarchy rules.

Lakshya;23248Someone just sent me this email ….. Its sounds interesting… Why media is making big deal? – He was criminal, and this is the way they die, so what’s big deal?
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This was not a typical encounter killing, but a cold blooded murder sponsored by the Rajashtani Marble businessmen - aka supari.
He may have been a criminal, but should it be the courts or the cops making that determination? If its the latter for whatever the reason or excuse, then whats stopping them from killing you?

From email posted
Friends the Battle for Gujarat Elections has truly begun. This Mahayudh is between English Media & Narendra Modi. The last time Modi won but there was an NDA govt then!””
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Iraq war is going fine, Katrina was handled fine, there was no republican corruption, all the negative news is the liberal media's conspiracy against a compassionate conservative Bush - Cheney administration. :)