Asalaamun alaykum Mohammad.. well... better late than never, right?  
What about those who were already incarcerated because of the previous 
'training' and prejudice, I wonder?  It would be even better if they 
would re-visit all of those cases!

How are you doing these days? 

Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha wrote:
>
>
> URL:http://www.twocircles.net/2009aug01/probe_ordered_portrayal_muslims_terrorists_police_training_capsule.html
>  
> <http://www.twocircles.net/2009aug01/probe_ordered_portrayal_muslims_terrorists_police_training_capsule.html>
>
> *Probe ordered into portrayal of Muslims as terrorists in police 
> training capsule
> */Submitted by admin3 on 1 August 2009 - 11:13pm./
>
> *By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter,*
>
> *Kochi:* The Kerala Government has ordered a probe into the portrayal 
> of Muslims as terrorist in an anti-terror visual capsule prepared by 
> the state police.
>
> Ernakulam Range IG Vinson M Paul has been assigned to enquire into the 
> portrayal of Muslim characters as the theme in the visualisation of 
> terrorist hunt organised by the Kerala police, informed Kodiyeri 
> Balakrishnan, state Home Minister. The Intelligence department also 
> will probe into the matter. There were some doubts about the 
> visualisation organised by the police in the beginning itself. But the 
> seriousness was understood when newspapers reported the matter and the 
> intelligence submitted its report, the minister said.
>
> The visualisation of the police hunt for terrorists was presented in a 
> function organised by the police department in connection with the 
> launching of the Computer Aided Police Service (CAPS) in Kochi on July 
> 30. The CAPS will enable to bring all police stations and offices, 
> including that of the state DGP, together under a computerised 
> network. Complaints can be lodged through e-mail and the status of the 
> case be monitored online. The Home Minister and DGP Jacob Punnoose 
> were present at the function. The visualisation was reportedly 
> organised by Tomin J Thachankari, Kannur Range IG and head of police 
> Cyber Cell, and Manoj Abraham, Kochi City Police Commissioner.
>
> The visualisation deals with the tactful defeat of a high-tech terror 
> network by the police. All the terrorist characters wear pyjamas and 
> kurtha and have beard. They hack the government websites. The Cyber 
> Cell of the Kerala Police locates them and shoots all one by one.
>
> However, the DGP reportedly maintained that he did not feel there was 
> anything offensive against any particular community in the 
> visualisation. He added that the dressing and beard can't be taken as 
> referring to Muslims. Moreover, no names of the characters have been said.
>
> The Home Minister has said several times that the police enquiry in 
> connection with terrorism should not be used to insult or abuse any 
> particular community. Recently, the move of the Kochi city police 
> Commissioner to make a 2-hour film against terrorism too had created news.
>
>
>
> 

-- 
Linda
*http://freedetainees.org <http://freedetainees.org/>
"If we shadows have offended, Think but this,
and all is mended, That you have but slumber'd
here While these visions did appear..."
- William Shakespeare
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