the ULFA has very little to put up by way of reasonable demands.
*** Certainly sounds like an authoritative statement. I won't even
seek a source from where such authority springs.
But let me ask this:
WHAT could be 'reasonable demands'? And why should ULFA make
those demands?
At 7:29 PM -0700 6/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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RK,
The question is worth million dollar,indeed." Miya ki daur masjid
tak" is an old Urdu aphorism which,when transalated,means, ' the
Muslim's run end at the mosque'.Its message has wisdom: everything
must have a limit.But there is apparently no limit to the talk about
talks as far as the ULFA is concerned.Sooner or later,the people of
Assam will start wondering what the ULFA can talk to the Government
about save Assam's independence.Quite obviously,sovereignty will
come up for discussion, because the ULFA wants it.But most
certainly, the GOI will turn down the demand. Where does the talk go
from there?Dr.Goswami will soon discover that the ULFA has very
little to put up by way of reasonable demands.
KJD
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