for those who lost dear ones in this tragedy... empathy and support of their fellow citizens would be more comforting than compensation from USA or imprisonment of few individuals... until this news came in media none of us read what the tragedy is about and none felt bad... so let it be.. if you are really moved then do ur bit ... discreetly.
even if a group of sincere volunteers go there... hug them and cut down on their weekend extravaganza and contribute to victims... it would give so much more moral support to the sufferers ... who needs one time compensation or punishing the guilty ... if someone goes to 20 years in jail what would that change ? i will have same life right ?
First hang this judge. Is supreme court watching? No trial is required I suppose. Because every thing is enormously evident that this pig must have eaten its habituals
Re: First to do
by Ramaswamy on Jun 09, 2010 09:17 AM
You are a moron. Under Section 304 A of IPC this two years is the maximum punishment and magistrate has a power only upto three years. Those who involved the out of court settlement, CBI, GOVT., are responsible.
don't imagine Govt. to be responsible... there are good people in govt. too ...but we are a poor nation and our hands are tied down. you cannot confront a bigger power.... we should take this as a lesson and be tougher in future in giving licenses to critical installations... they should not be set up near densely populated areas.... we need a serious regulation of our system. As for those who lost dear ones in this tragedy... empathy and support of their fellow citizens would be more comforting than compensation from USA or imprisonment of few individuals... until this news came in media none of us read what the tragedy is about and none felt bad... so let it be.. if you are really moved then do ur bit ... discreetly.
Re: Mnnn.mn,n.mm
by pkr ramesh on Jun 09, 2010 08:55 AM
Why blame US govt? Union Carbide is not US govt owned company,India agreed and got money for out of court settlement Then why blame US?
Re: Re: Mnnn.mn,n.mm
by achtung baby on Jun 09, 2010 09:12 AM
Because we were starting to open indian market to their companies. we could not create an air of animosity. US govt. too was involved behind the scenes mister. Without their govt. approval u think their companies just come and do business ? hahaha you know anything abt international trade ?
Re: Re: Re: Mnnn.mn,n.mm
by pkr ramesh on Jun 09, 2010 09:36 AM
I dont think Carbide was a new company in India "What is behind the secene" We were not privy to that What does international trade to do with accident? Simple we are searching for somebody to blame,for the sloppy way judiciary,politicians acted in this case.So blame US
Re: Re: Mnnn.mn,n.mm
by Shesh Lak on Jun 09, 2010 09:01 AM
Why the hell our govt. went ahead for an out of court settlement? Who gave them the rights to do so? and all the money is gulped by politicians..
It is the job of the Indian govt. I guess the Indian govt of 1989 felt that out of court settlement was protecting the country's interests at the cost of the victims of the tragedy.
Beauty over here is, only 11 people died rest all damage to coastal life & American pleasure... President & Attorney General presses for Billions in damages... In India 15000 people died, $450 million?
Re: Beauty
by Shesh Lak on Jun 09, 2010 09:04 AM
John, It is our mistake we elected spineless politicians.. Why to blame US, they know how to protect their own interest. But our politicians knows only protecting their personal interest, that's it.. This is the reason Anderson was let off by then CM of MP Mr. Arjun Singh.. who knows how much money have been distributed among all the congressy leaders... Only solution is to tame this menace by doing "RANG DE BASANTI" in our country because our mother land is bleeding porfusely...
Re: Super-power benefits...
by RAJ sharma on Jun 09, 2010 05:54 AM
...when it comes to EQUALITY...when it comes to Trade with their cos....when it's about human-rights...when selling arms to your enemies...basically USA= double standards.
Re: Re: Super-power benefits...
by Joseph Dhar on Jun 09, 2010 06:29 AM
Never trust the USA. It has its eyes fixed on its national interests alone. It is the country that has always been pampering the touge state Pakistan to keep India on pins.The arming of Pakistan to fight the USSR in Afganistan encouraged it to launch "Operation Topac" against India. It is even at present extending its full support to Pakistan despite the fact that Pakistan manufactures the Jahidis for export. It talks of peace but in reality is a warmonger.
Re: Super-power benefits...
by Indian Guy on Jun 09, 2010 06:36 AM
why do you think its the US with double standards.... I think its the Indian Govt that did the "sauda" of the common man.
Re: Re: Super-power benefits...
by Shesh Lak on Jun 09, 2010 09:08 AM
Indian Guy, You are right... we should look at our house before blamming others.. US does everything to protect is interest.. rest is all of least interest to them.. but our politicians are always ready to sell their own mother, sister and daughters let along the country... They can sell themself if given a good offer, anyway they have been doing it all along... nothing new about it... but misery of Bhopal is our own mistake... We have to correct ourselves then we can command anything to others...
