Re: She has no rights....
by Polar Shift on Nov 23, 2012 02:42 AM
The friend Reenu lack self respect like many folks of her community and she cant be in wrong company. I used to be a such open minded hindu till past few years when I could see the games this particular community play around using the name of their one and only holy cow religion. More hindus are waking up indeed.
Re: Re: She has no rights....
by Jagdish Reddy on Nov 23, 2012 07:05 AM
Showing the eyes is not right. They need to be blind folded. Some men might get exited looking at just eyes. This needs to be added to their law!!! Just an advice!!!
So the girls were arrested (first wrong) to save them from harm (second wrong). Why should any harm come to them? this is a threat perpetrated by mobocracy and we have been adjusting our law processes to accommodate such threats. Why should an elected government bow down to pressure of goondas is beyond me.
I am so proud that I am an Indian, 2 innocent and helpless girls and a mob of crazy fanatics threatening them and destroying property and creating terror and the police helpless. Are there any men left in India?
Re: Publish goon names with age, photo
by Human First on Nov 23, 2012 01:57 AM
this is the legacy of bal thackrray, he was a liability and nuisance when alive and liability even after his death, what a filthy disease.
this is what happens when extremism of any kind is encouraged...people here who have blamed police would i think rather have preferred that the girls were not made to apologize and arrested but allowed the hindu fundamentalist crowd to burn and damage people's lives and properties...
This can happen only in India. Did the girls do anything illegal? Absolutely not. They expressed their opinion which did not in any incite violence. Instead of getting police security, they get arrested. How strange
Re: Mera Bharat Mahan
by sunil vaidya on Nov 23, 2012 01:05 AM
actually their opinion would have incited violence if they had not apologized...the police action saved the girls lives as also the lives and properties of common man...
