> Also, in the USA, they are saying people from Iraq will be monitored. >India >can't even think about passing that kind of rule, even after it's >parliament >was attacked, can she?
*** India monitoring WHO, Alpana? Pakistanis? Are you suggesting India cannot, or does not monitor Pakistanis in India? And if India cannot pass a law to monitor citizens of 'enemy countries' within its boundaries, what seems to be the problem? Why can't she? What do you suppose POTA does? Heck, it even allows snooping its OWN citizens. And expats when they visit the old country. But if you meant India cannot pass a law to monitor Muslims, because, say, even the USA would be monitoring Iraqis in the USA, then I will be reduced to say: No further comment :-). c-da At 5:21 PM -0600 11/18/02, Alpana Sarangapani wrote: > Also, in the USA, they are saying people from Iraq will be monitored. >India can't even think about passing that kind of rule, even after it's >parliament was attacked, can she? > > ----- Original Message ----- From: D Deka To: Saurav Pathak >Cc: Chan Mahanta ; AssamNet Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 4:43 PM >Subject: Re: ansal plaza incident > > >Saurav, > >You probably don't realize when you write these notes that you are already >biased. How do you know it was stage managed? Just because Kuldip Nayar >said so? You may say there have been so many like this before. Again >that shows bias and pre-disposition. Look again at the words below that >you wrote: " is a stage managed encounter acceptable to you? would a >similar thing be acceptable in the usa?" > > > >Dilipda > > > > Saurav Pathak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > >D Deka said on AssamNet: > >+ >+ Debating on these issues is healthy. Even if it doesn't solve the >real problem back home, it clears the conscience of the participants >in the debates. > > >dilip-da -- we are just following an issue. the issue is -- did the >police stage an encounter. > > > >+ I have a very simple question to the sleuths of the net. Where are >the friends and relatives of the victims? Normally after such an >incident, the journalists find the relatives, friends or neighbors to >interview. I have scanned the Indian newspapers but haven't read any such >interview. Were the victims local to Delhi? Or is it simply that I missed >the reports? > > >we dont know, since no-one came forward to claim their bodies. the >police claimed they are pakistanis. > >i am just curious. if they are pakistanis/terrorists, would you >agree that they ! can be killed outside the purview of the indian >legal system? is a stage managed encounter acceptable to you? >would a similar thing be acceptable in the usa? > >saurav > > > > > > Do you Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your site
