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Why is India silent on US military strike against Syria?


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Ravi
Why should India react?
by Ravi on Sep 02, 2013 10:49 AM

Doesn't make sense for India to react or comment on this. Its none of our business.

We have bigger problems at home to deal with.

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gourab mundary
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by gourab mundary on Sep 02, 2013 10:05 AM

india did not responding the firing of pakistan like country then oviously he silent against US

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JagdishGupta
THE GREAT INDIAN GOVT
by JagdishGupta on Sep 02, 2013 09:54 AM

INDIA DESIRES SEAT IN UN SECURITY COUNCIL, AND THEN WILL BE IN MANMOHAN MODE. HAI VOTE BANK POLICY- SHAME

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Dipak Bose
India has no choice
by Dipak Bose on Sep 02, 2013 09:21 AM

India needs USA for its defence against China.
India needs Iran and Russia for its defence against Pakistan in Afghanistan.
India can talk to Obama and try to explain quitely ( I hope MM Singh will do that in Moscow this week)about the dangerous snake Saudi Arabia, which will bite USA as well.


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Ramesh
a note of dissent
by Ramesh on Sep 02, 2013 12:17 AM

As an Indian-American with immense respect for Mr. Saeed Naqvi, a respect he earned over more than 20 years of reading and watching, wonder whether it is feasible to bridge the communication gap between his presupposition of what US stands for.

Admit that recent derailment of democracy in Egypt would have skewed US perception. But, like any democracy there are a vast array of contradictory forces within US. Question is whether the fundamentals are sound. Is USA really against Islam as he suggests? Has not this question being asked of India as well by Pakistani ideologues?

Whether Constitutional and social space provided in real terms within US to all religious thoughts is a verifiable proposition, but when it comes to external policies, where instruments and objectives are difficult to disentangle if context differ, perception alone matters.

Here the context is deterring future usage of WMDs. Whether deployment of chemical weapons be consider a war crime or not. The response of Russia, and the very long term player China has created an impasse in Security Council, which so far has precluded any purposeful action. Mr. Naqvi could have done better to deliberate within the context regarding roles and responsibilities. Instead he has opted to tar with a broad brush of past trend, when matters are probably at a point of inflection.

He is a wiser person with a bigger world view, may be his fears are justified, but this dissent is also sincerely felt.

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