What is the point of opening more NSG hubs if it is left only to the officers and men of the Army to face the mortal risk of clearing the enemy; whether it is terrorist strikes of hijacks ? If one pays a closer look at NSG, the real offensive component that undertake action is the officers and men from the Army. The remaining are used as peripheral / window dressing components. If the nation is to invest so much of resources, why not train IPS Officers and their men to undertake offensive close combat and making them capable of performing the core tasks of NSG? Why not leave the much abused Army, plagued with manpower shortage to its role. It is most unfortunate an arrangement for an organisation that while the officers and men deputed from Army face extreme risks and sacrifice lives /limps, the rest watches the fun from a distance, gulp all credits and enjoy equal perks ! Sathye
Re: upa and its blatant policies
by vadlamudi srinivas on Jul 02, 2009 11:42 AM
There will be a special Commando force in Bangalore (better than NSG), as per home ministry recent news
Re: upa and its blatant policies
by I am on Jul 02, 2009 11:11 AM
thaz fine. Next one will be in Banglore, Manglore and other cities in Karnataka...!!!
It doesn't matter how many such NSG groups we have in our cities. It is impotant how effective our security agencies are. Basically most of the top officials are corrupt and they will not allow these groups to function effectively. It is only a waste of money, just to fool the public and the world that india has got one. These groups can no way stop any terrorist activity in india because terrorists doesn't mind in losing their life to carry out their mission anywhere anytime in front of anybody. But our groups will be provided with less training, outdated arms, salary issues that keep them in low morale. Chidambaram is an idiot. Even if he captures a terrorist what he will do with him. SHAME.
Re: South aint Chennai alone
by Karan Thakur on Jul 02, 2009 10:51 AM
you are an azzhols for sure!! your writing says that....i doubt you are some pakistani or anti national....trying to divide people on the board.....dear people using internet have matured over the period of time and they very well understand the dirty divisive tricks played by you azzhols....grwo up....mind your own business
Re: South aint Chennai alone
by Prakash Ahir on Jul 02, 2009 12:06 AM
Tamil culture is strong than kerla cultureTamil has more poets writers scientists intellectuals and visionaries than kerla so South india is more identified with madrasis.Nothing wrong in that.
Re: Re: Re: South aint Chennai alone
by Prakash Ahir on Jul 02, 2009 12:27 AM
Offcourse . Tamil people promoted tamil cultre while kerla peole slept.So amil culture more popular Sri devi hema malini were tamil ar rahman is a tamil. ahaow many mallus are popular.Prctically none
Re: nsg
by sunil sirohi on Jul 01, 2009 09:42 PM
-I hope it is not used for political purpose again. Like for booth manipulations and obliging the Congress with Navin Chawla's help.
