even this excessive judgment is manufactured for max publicity. time will tell that Sen is willing or unwilling party to this syndicate that funds/influences all the way from media, judges to the politicians
Re: satya-D S - Re: Aam Admi- Re: even the kind of outcry is manu
by E darwin on Jan 04, 2011 05:00 AM
i should say willing or unwilling pawn to this syndicate ....
Re: Everybody should know their limit
by piri on Jan 04, 2011 12:16 AM
Nothing is more important than the right and freedom to live with dignity and with justice !
If that dignity and justice are sought to be denied for some by vested interests masquerading under the garb of 'state', 'religion', 'nationalism' (??), 'patriotism' (that favourite mask of big time thieves in India), etc., then the fight against such interests cannot be quelled for ever. History has more than enough examples to prove this !
Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by dharmendra jadoun on Jan 04, 2011 12:35 AM
do maoist provide this "right and freedom to live with dignity and with justice !"
- they kill the opposition on will.
Why can't people fight for reforms in current system instead of just follow some other system then some other system then some other system....
Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by dharmendra jadoun on Jan 04, 2011 12:31 AM
May be freedom of speech lets you forget the value of a Nation... You will find every other nation more then happy to support you to live with some dream dignity till the time you are broken from parent nation ,
after you are broken and depend on them you false dignity will disappear like it disappeared from Tibetans or from residents of Baluchistan or from Bangladeshis when they were part of pakistan.
Re: Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by piri on Jan 04, 2011 12:48 AM
Fight for 'reforms' ??
What kind of reforms do you mean ?
The type that Mr. Manmohan Singh introduced in the country in 1991 and which both the Congress and the BJP and the major section of the Indian media have sworn allegiance to in the past 2 decades ??
What have these alleged 'reforms' brought to the majority of the Indian population but increasing misery, poverty, disease, landlessness, inequality, etc. ??
Why do all the 'national' and regional parties other than the left support these 'reforms' taking advantage of the ignorance of the Indian commoner ??
Why does public debate - especially that among the 'middle-class' - always presuppose that such 'reforms' guarantee advancement for the 'nation' ? Does 'nation' mean just the thin upper crust ? Doesn't the middle class, that for the most part vociferously lends its shrill support to the 'reforms' cause, realise that it is actually not included in the 'growth' (GDP ?) of the nation and that in terms of purchasing power, they remain exactly where they were or have been pushed back even further as compared to their position before the 'reforms' ??
Maoists may be law-breakers; and incitement to violence of any kind is admittedly sedition. But having acknowledged that fact, it should also be acknowledged simulataneously that the chief reason why the maoists are there in the first place is the wilful and tyrannical act of the state in support of the financial terrorists of India (big-
Re: Re: Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by dharmendra jadoun on Jan 04, 2011 12:58 AM
don't expect support on humanitarian ground when the fight is about who own that peace of land full of natural resources.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by dharmendra jadoun on Jan 04, 2011 12:56 AM
we need people who expose financial terrorists of India not the people who fight with India and become financial terrorists of that part themselves PERIOD
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Everybody should know their limit
by piri on Jan 04, 2011 01:06 AM
Unfortunately, the financial terrorists are all in power and are masquerading as the state !
Re: Everybody should know their limit
by Sandip Bhattacharya on Jan 04, 2011 01:38 AM
Former Delhi High Court Chief Justice Justice Rajinder Sachar said, "It was scandalous to say that Dr. Sen was working against the interest of the country."
Why doesn't Mrs. Ilina Sen approach Supreme court? Why does she indulge in these FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) techniques by inviting press-conferences?
Chhattisgarh Special Public Security Act, 2005 (CSPSA) needs to be abolished, the CSPSA provides provisions to authorise the police to detain a person for committing acts, which among other things, show a tendency to pose an obstacle to the administration of law. The act also states any person whose actions encourage the disobedience of the established law will be considered unlawful. This act also gags the media. The act bars the media from carrying reports of any kind of unlawful activities in the state. Supreme courts needs to act fast and quick otherwise Mr.Raman Singh and other from BJP party just want to loot chattisgarh's rich natural reserves and congress as an opposition is sleeping in the state and conniving with BJP for pursuing state violence. Lastly Mr.Binayak Sen and his family needs to be give SPG protection.
Re: BJP should be voted out of Power in Chattisgarh
by piri on Jan 04, 2011 12:21 AM
The BJP and the Congress are two sides of the same coin; both are little more than sets of big time thieves (with some innocent fools among them who think there is an idealogy in their party) who can and will collude covertly to fool the general public, public pretenses notwithstanding !!
