@Nachiketa.

I can call you an agent of Satan ;-) , couldn't I ?
So the point I am making is before calling a person somebody , can you
please post a legitimate link
of some kind to prove what you are asserting is right ?
Moreover if at all he is a member of VHP, so whats the big deal ? Its no
terrorist organization.
Which party organization/party you work for Mr. Nachikata, the one *which is
directly responsible
for the situation* in Kandhmal (From the Hindu pint of view) ?

Misinformation .. tut .. tut

Thanks,
Saurabh.

On Jan 9, 2008 1:34 PM, Environmental Protection Group Orissa <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Interesting that a retired IG tries to deliberately spread
> misinformation. The picture should become more clear if one knows that
> this
> gentlemen is an active member of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad in Orissa and
> is
> directly involved in the situation in Kandhmal. He should say Garv se kaho
> hum VHP hain - so that everybody on the listserves know that the gentlemen
> is partisan and not a typical, unbiased, retired bureaucrat. No wonder he
> is
> so well "informed" about the situation.
>
> Kandhs and Panas (dalits) have been living a symbiotic life
> traditionallyin
> Kandhmals- and the upper caste Hindus who have come from outside have
> effectively played a role of divide and rule between the two communities
> to
> exploit both of them and grab land and other resources. The Sangh parivar
> including VHP is a key player in this with its attempts to hinduise the
> Kondhs - and its major support base are the selfsame outsiders who have
> come
> down to settle in this predominantly tribal areas. The Sangh parivar has
> added the religious dimension to the emerging schism between the tribals
> and
> the dalits fomented by outsiders, as some of the dalits have converted to
> Christianity - and this naturally suits the upper caste exploiters.
> Everyone
> in these areas know the role of the VHP and RSS in fomenting trouble and
> targetting the Christians.
>
> The selfsame retired IG thinks that he can pull the wool over people's
> eyes
> by talking about the Maoists. The day Orissa police could arrest "47
> Maoists" would be written in golden letters in their tattered history- one
> wishes them best of luck. The incompetence of Orissa Police is legendary -
> the R Udaygiri Police Station raid and the Koraput armoury raid should
> remind Mr. Sahu of Police department examplary eficiency. I checked with
> local journalists - no such arrests of Maoists have been made.
>
> Just wanted to clarify matter after getting this mail by the VHP IG, and
> then by Ram Madhav. These people are masters of misinformation. Will post
> more after verifying further details.
>
> Regards
>
> Nachiketa
>
>
> On 1/8/08, Jharkhand Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]<forum%40jharkhand.org.in>>
> wrote:
> >
> > Reports of communal vio-lence involving the con-verted Christians led by
> > the
> > missionaries on one hand and tribals on the other, in Kandhamal District
> > of
> > Orissa by the media since December 25 are vastly distorted and motivated
> > which in public interest need be clarified lest the national image is
> > tarnished before the general public and the international community.
> >
> > The whole series of incidents started from unprovoked and preplanned
> > attack
> > on Vedanta Keshari Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati who was visiting his
> > disciples in Darsingbadi village in Kandhmal District on December 24.
> > Swamiji, 82, has been working relentlessly in the district since 1967 to
> > protect the local population where more than 75 percent are below
> poverty
> > line and are not literate. Swamiji has opened schools and hostels,
> > hospitals
> > and temples to protect mainly the tribals and the down-trodden from the
> > clutches of missionaries who are operating with massive funds from
> foreign
> > countries pumped into NGOs in disguised operations to convert the local
> > tribals to Christianity.
> >
> > Chief of such NGOs is 'World Vision' patronized by one Radhakanta Nayak,
> a
> > local of Darsingbadi village from 'Pana' community who later got
> converted
> > to Christianity. He happens to be an employee of the State Government
> > promoted to the IAS and retired, and now a Member in the Rajya Sabha.
> His
> > henchmen were the assailants who attacked Swamiji on December 24.
> > Meanwhile,
> > Nayak has incited Kui tribals among the Kandhs to agitate for getting
> his
> > 'Pana' community, who are scheduled castes, relisted as scheduled tribe
> > along with the Kui on the ground that the former also speak the Kui
> > dialect.
> >
> > Various reservation facilities to which scheduled tribes are entitled
> are
> > not available to persons converted to Christianity. On hearing the
> assault
> > news on Swamiji, the already agitated Kui community reacted and
> protested
> > throughout the district against the 'Pana' community converted to
> > Christianity. Interestingly, the Maoist (Naxalites) activists in the
> > district are also mostly from among the recent converts to Christianity.
> >
> > From the 47 Maoists arrested in connection with recent burning of
> villages
> > inhabited by Hindus (Brahmanigaon, Jhinjiriguda, Katingia, and Godapur)
> as
> > a
> > counter to attacks by tribals on the churches, 20 guns have been
> recovered
> > by the security forces. It is evident that the Maoists and the Church
> are
> > hands in glove to spread fratricidal killings and clashes among the
> > tribals
> > which is evident also from incidents in Karbi-Anglong and North Cachar
> > Hills
> > districts in Assam. Conversions of poor tribal villagers are being
> > conducted
> > at gun point and by spreading terrorism.
> >
> > While in active government service Radhakanta Nayak and John Nayak IPS
> > (Retd.), both converted Christians, were instruments of the Church to
> > proselytize the poor and illiterate 'Pana' and tribal communities. Under
> > guise of NGOs thousands of dollars are pumped into the country for
> > conversion of tribals in Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa,
> > Andhra Pradesh and the North-East.
> >
> > Taking advantage of the poverty and lack of education, thousands of
> > converted are being trained for separatist movements like NSCN in
> Nagaland
> > and Maoist insurgency in the aforesaid states. This trend is more
> > pronounced
> > since 1970 which is evident from the census reports till 2001.
> >
> > In Kandhamal District alone the Christian population has increased from
> 6
> > percent in 1970 to 27 percent in 2001, despite an Act enacted by Orissa
> > Legislature in 1967 to prevent conversion. Swamiji has been fighting a
> > lone
> > battle by making the tribal district his home for last 40 years, and he
> is
> > targeted by the Church. Earlier, there were two other lethal attacks on
> > Swamiji in 1971 and 1995.
> >
> > Since then the government has provided armed protection to Swamiji. In
> > spite
> > of that, he was attacked by armed assailants on December 24 in which he
> > and
> > his driver and armed security personnel were seriously injured and
> > hospitalized in Cuttack Medical College Hospital.
> >
> > Hence, the recent clashes manifest the various ramifications of the
> > socio-economic, political and cultural tribal issues and the deep-rooted
> > conspiracy by the Church to destabilize our society and our economy. Let
> > the
> > Nation awake and protect our tribal brethren and the national media stop
> > distorting the facts.
> >
> > **Ashok Sahu, IPS (Retd.) Former Inspector General of Police*
> > *
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