Re: This is a classic case of Congress culture.......
by mmmanish on Sep 03, 2010 03:58 PM
UP is goverened by BSP's Mayawati with loads of Cash & Jewellery!
Re: Corruption
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:34 PM
Yadavs by caste are chor. Do you know any milkman who doesn't sell milk without adding water or other adulterant?
Re: Corruption
by vinod vinod on Sep 03, 2010 03:48 PM
You are correct. The Hindus are all corrupt. Madam Soniaji should replace them all with true born-again christians.
Re: Corrupt people
by cool dude on Sep 03, 2010 03:29 PM
so start supplying stones want to throw on all corrupt leaders from congi to bjp,cpi to dmk,akali dal to asam gan parishad,PDP and all
Re: Re: Re: Corrupt people
by cool dude on Sep 03, 2010 03:38 PM
i m not party slave like u .. if u have will u have to face everything.. but just point on one u not gonna prove ur patriotism..
If u so much curious about swiss accounts then alreagy GoI had signed with Swiss govt. for getting details of account holder and their deposits and govt. only force to do action against on the ground of income tax
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Corrupt people
by cool dude on Sep 03, 2010 03:49 PM
again u proved that.. anyway enjoy slavery.. i dont care abt sonia.. but u r worry about LAL AND NARENDRA
Just like politicians, Police also believes that they have a birth-right to loot people and country.
I am sure this lady Kalpana Saxena had rushed to catch the constables because they were not sending her the share from extortion money which she had demanded.
Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:27 PM
You speak like a govt. extortionist. How much money do you extort and from whom?
Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by abhiranjan dixit on Sep 03, 2010 03:23 PM
u have shown ur madarsa culuture and education by such statement
Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:32 PM
If this IPS officer was so honest, why did she go there with only her driver and one gunner? Also to be noted is she went after some armymen complained? Is it possible that some common man has not complained earlier?
This whole incidence is fishy, and has any bystander (not a police personnel) given evidence that she was there to catch the constables? Unless somebody comes forward its difficult to believe that the altercation between these two group of police personnels was because of any pious purpose.
Re: Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by vidyut sen on Sep 03, 2010 03:37 PM
She wanted to catch the culprits "red handed" and the wait for more forces could have led to the culprits escaping.Further, I see no reason not to act on an Army man's complaint. It could be anyone else as well. Instead of finding everything fishy, one would do well to appreciate the brave deed of Police officers, even when they are so rare.Good examples and deeds must be respected.DXrMW
Re: Re: Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:47 PM
How do you know that it was bravery or greed which drove that IPS officer to catch those constables? Extortion by police officers is not unknown in almost any part of India. You will find it happening in almost every big and small cities in the name of violation of some traffic rules or others.
Its hard to believe that she didn't know that some of her subordinates were extorting money from truckers without her knowledge!!! Usually in these kind of situation everybody from top to bottom including politicians are involved.
If really her intention was good we would know of it when she is shunted to obscure corner of the state.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by vidyut sen on Sep 03, 2010 03:53 PM
There's no "We" in your last statement. Its only you. You are entitled to have ur opinion no matter however staggering is the evidence to the contrary.
Re: Re: Re: What was her share in extorsion money?
by cool life on Sep 03, 2010 03:50 PM
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED THAT A WOMAN CAN BE MORE FAITHFUL TO THE DUTY THAN A MAN.
If UP government has commitment, then they should enquire and give Kalpanaji an immediate promotion as she has risked her life and punish the guilty policemen.
Re: UP government should show commitment to honest police persons
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:24 PM
Police person risking life for catching culprits??? You must be joking. I am sure the constables had refused to share the extortion money with her. That is why she went to catch them.
Re: Re: Re: UP government should show commitment to honest police
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 03:39 PM
By definition a police personnel cannot be honest. If some police personnel is honest, then its an exception rather than a rule. And without undeniable proof I cannot accept that this lady had honest intentions.
Its people like you who use emotion rather than your head while criticizing or applauding somebody.
Re: Re: Re: Re: UP government should show commitment to honest po
by vidyut sen on Sep 03, 2010 03:49 PM
Well this is India. We still have many police personnel who are honest everywhere. Maybe ur experiences are correct w.r.t Pak police. An officer taking on bribery in broad daylight at the cost of her life in full view ... And still someone needs "undeniable evidence"... lol... Keep on looking dude. All the best for ur quest! (Btw no one is obliged to prove anything to you).
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: UP government should show commitment to hones
by Abdul Rafique on Sep 03, 2010 04:00 PM
That is why you honor people like Laloo, Ambani, Kalmadi, and who-so-ever loots you. Good going.
