Is it a shame

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What do you feel when you find a responsible person representing a nation addressing Local , National and International Platform on one topic but the each speech and conclusion is different from the previous one. Hou you will take this.

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If you are talking about Vajpayee Ji - then I share your feelings. Needless to say its a SOLID PAIN leave shame alone.

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That\\\'s why I stop watching,listning or reading news or any speeches - all are lies.

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My feelin is different - I think this guy is in delirium all the time. He lives in twilight zone. If not he certainly looks like one coming from that zone.

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What pains more is Modi\'s comments on Indian Muslims, I repeat INDIAN muslims and no body cares to stop him

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A london based organization Action Aid which is involved in serving the people in releif camps of gujrat pointed its finger at gujrat government accusing that the government is showing partiality while paying ex-gratia to victims and trying to close camps forcibly.
According to Supriya Arekar (Rep of Action Aid) The State Govt. by reducing the Ration Quota and other efforts trying to close the camps. Briefing the ugly face of riots she directly accused that the State govt. and police and few organization like Vishwa Hindu Parishad ,Bajrang Dal are directly involved in killing of more than 2000 innocent people., she also told that the state government is now forcing womens Victims of Gang Rape and Mass Rape to take back their FIR\'s. The committee wrote a letter to British Charity Commission to cancel or nullify the \'DHARMARTH SANSTHA\' given to VHP by them because they are utilizing funds for spreading communilism against minorities. Her 50 pages report tells that most of the victims are womens and children , womens were gang raped , brutally killed and thrown into fire........Supriya Arekar(Ref: Navbharat times 15-09-02)......The criminals directly involved in this carnage are BJP Government, Police Department Police Comm. P.C.Pandey and his whole Batallion, Vishwa Hindu Parishad,Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh, Bajrang Dal and many local criminals. There are enough proofs to charge them as a criminal and punish them...But the Big Question is Who and When ? Where is Law ? .....How big lier the Modi is \'He talked too much against minorities in all his speaches in his gaurav yatra and when condemned by some puppets of top brass of BJP he lied and refused his comments and told that there is no evidence that he told someting against anybody..Star News produced a tape of his voice in Gujrati language telling against muslims \' The tape is produced but it is sidelined by so called Deputy Prime Minister L.K.Advani and tap the shoulder of the criminal/lier with pride. Why our national leaders Lie So Much ., The fact is No one from BJP is unhappy with Gujrat Riots, they are happy and satisfied after killing 1000\'s of innocent.They are responding positevely coz. of Intl\' pressure, what is their value in the eyes of Law. With this one can easily understand the future of India and minorities...and if in these kind of situation if some of the Gujraat victims become terrorists or they take some bold step then you people decide who has to be blamed. Oh What a Shame....

[An Ashamed Indian An Ashamed HINDU]

“Dharma was killed in Gujarat. The rulers who failed to protect the innocent citizens are guilty of adharma and if Ram had been alive he would have used his ‘Gandiva’ against the ‘asura’ rulers of Gujarat… These anti-Hindus call themselves Hindus but they belong to
the dogmas of the dark ages”.
-- K Subrahmanyam, in his article, ‘Dharma was killed in Gujarat, in The Times of India, April 4, 2002.

“We talk of terrorism as the basis of religious fundamentalism. How can we face the world when we are practising terrorism in Gujarat?”

-- VP Singh, former Prime Minister, warning that the country is heading towards a Bosnia-type situation

“‘It is for all of you to study the pattern of crime graph. The condition these minority boys (Muslim youth in Gujarat) are in today are ideal for igniting fire of terrorism. He says with frustration setting in, the boys would soon lose faith in the system and ‘look for alternative means to ventilate their grievances’”.

-- A senior police officer, not identified by name, quoted in a PTI (India’s top news agency) news report, in The Free Press Journal, March 15, 2002.

“It will take me two more days to overcome what I have seen and heard in various violence-hit areas in Gujarat… I cannot even narrate what I have been told by the women victims. It is horrible and inhuman… I do not think the people who perpetrated violence have anything to do with religion, whether it was in Godhra or the carnage after that. They all should be treated as criminals and punished uniformly”.
-- J.S. Varma, chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, on his return from a field visit to Ahmedabad, Godhra and Vadodra, in The Hindu, March 24, 2002.

“The government banned SIMI on the grounds that it is anti-national. But what has it done in the case of VHP and Bajrang Dal? They are not only anti-national but also anti-social and anti-human. Gujarat is just an example”.

-- Jagat Guru Shankaracharya of Goverdhan Math Swami Sri Adhokanand Dev Teerthji Maharaj, quoted in The Asian Age, March 3, 2002.

“Gujarat is the only Indian state ruled by (Hindutva) ideology. As such, it offers the starkest image of what Hindu nationalism, should it ever gain unrestrained control of the Indian state, will mean for India and its future”.

-- Sunil Khilnani, author of The Idea of India, currently a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, in his article, ‘A totalitarian vision defiles Indian civilisation, India is not for Hindus alone, The Telegraph, March 24, 2002.

No human can celebrate children being roasted alive. Only barbarians can. This is because they believe neither in religion nor in humanity. That is why, each day, Modi reminds us of Idi Amin and Pinochet. And Goebbels.

-- Amit Sengupta, in his article ‘A poem for Asif’, in The Hindustan Times, March 23, 2002.

“Is a gathering of 2,000 people armed with rods and carrying petrol cans and torches such a normal occurrence in Godhra that the police didn’t notice? If action had been taken then as it should have by any competent administration, our nation would have been saved from the present trauma and so many tragedies would have been avoided. But the incompetence doesn’t stop there…You and I and other people like us, who have no hand in running any government, anticipated the consequences and did so in minutes. So what was the government of Narendra Modi doing in Gujarat? So what was the government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee doing in Delhi? I will tell you what they were doing: nothing. That’s wrong: they were doing worse than nothing. Modi was saying, “The people of Gujarat have observed restraint in the wake of grave provocation,” thus hinting that they shouldn’t be observing this restraint”.

Anil Dharkar, in his column, ‘Dharkar’s Dilemma’, in The Bombay Times, March 4, 2002.


SOURCE: http://www.sabrang.com/gujarat/statement/trindi.htm