mehul kamdar February 17, 2006
#21 Posted by parthaab on February 24, 2006 2:19:40 am
Re: # 20
Blaming Natwar solely on the basis of a US report, which (like many more of its ilk), is discredited, is not wise.
Blaming Natwar solely on the basis of a US report, which (like many more of its ilk), is discredited, is not wise.
#20 Posted by harimau on February 23, 2006 5:16:27 pm
Ref pathaab #19
You have gone off the deep end. Go quietly when the medics show up at your house to take you to the padded cell.
You have gone off the deep end. Go quietly when the medics show up at your house to take you to the padded cell.
#19 Posted by parthaab on February 23, 2006 3:25:04 pm
Blaming Natwar solely on the basis of a US report, which (like many more of its ilk), is discredited, is not wise.
Also, one should keep in mind that the US is capable of twisting arms, behind the scenes, and Natwar is certainly not one of its `blue eyed boys`, like the BJP government was. It is well known to fabricate documents in the media to discredit political opponents. In fact, it is better know to kill those opposed to its policies - which reminds me, strangely, of Rajiv Gandhis killing.
Also, one should keep in mind that the US is capable of twisting arms, behind the scenes, and Natwar is certainly not one of its `blue eyed boys`, like the BJP government was. It is well known to fabricate documents in the media to discredit political opponents. In fact, it is better know to kill those opposed to its policies - which reminds me, strangely, of Rajiv Gandhis killing.
#18 Posted by stuka on February 22, 2006 3:53:58 pm
Excerpt from the Jain Commission....
Threat perceptions from other hostile elements
7 Threat perceptions from stray sources, which apparently appear unrelated, assume significance in a scenario where there exists evidence of underhand linkages among seemingly disparate hostile forces.
8 An incident involving alleged surveillance of the residence of Shri. Rajiv Gandhi (10, Janpath, New Delhi) which snowballed into a major political event and precipitated the general elections of 1991 requires to be mentioned in this context.
8.1 On 2nd March, 1991, two Head Constables of CID of Haryana Police were apprehended by the security personnel near the residence of Shri. Rajiv Gandhi at 10, Janpath, New Delhi, as they had been spotted moving about under suspicious circumstances near the rear side of the residence. Earlier, on the night of 21st February, 1991, one or two persons were seen under similar circumstances at the same place. During interrogation, one Head Constable admitted that he had been deputed to keep a watch on the nearby Congress (I) headquarters (24, Akbar Road, New Delhi). The other head Constable stated that he had come to meet the Head Constable deputed there. However, Director general of Police, Haryana, stated that these two head constables were posted at Narnaul and Rohtak and had gone to Delhi unauthorisedly. These two Head Constables had been placed under suspension.
However, the intelligence agencies did not perceive this incident as anything more than a security problem as is evident from the deposition of Shri M.K. Narayanan, former Director, Intelligence Bureau, before the Commission on 20th. November, 1996 :-
``Surveillance by two constables at 10, Janpath became a major issue from our point of view regarding security arrangements of Shri Rajiv Gandhi......Quite clearly there was some connection between Mr. O.P. Chautala and the surveillance at 10, Janpath. IB did not see O.P. Chautala as a threat to the life of Rajiv Gandhi, therefore IB did not think him as a threat to Rajiv Gandhi.``
8.2 No plausible explanation for the presence of these two Head Constables near the residence of Shri. Rajiv Gandhi`s residence has come forth. Even it is not clear whether the persons spotted on the night of February 21st were the same who were apprehended on 2nd March, 1991. The episode led to the fall of the Government at the Centre. The ramifications of these incidents in terms of their being a link of a part of any conspiracy need to be inquired into.
#17 Posted by stuka on February 22, 2006 3:50:26 pm
The only flaw in the article is the reason given for the fall of the Chandrashekhar government. Rajiv Gandhi did not remove support due to the war. He did so because there were two alleged police constables of the Haryana Police conducting surveillence on his residence. This was the flimsy reason to remove one of the arguably most corrupt administrations of India.
#16 Posted by satyamvada on February 20, 2006 7:56:31 pm
correction:
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
#16 Posted by satyamvada on February 20, 2006 7:56:34 pm
correction:
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
#16 Posted by satyamvada on February 20, 2006 7:56:35 pm
correction:
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
In msg#15 I meant to say
``Laws can be immoral and Immoral acts can be Lawful``
#15 Posted by satyamvada on February 20, 2006 5:28:29 pm
Mehul Kamdar.
You should introspect . Unfortunately like many Indians - you tend to self-flagellate
a bit. If Natwar or congress or bjp or any politician in a corrupt - it does not mean
``Indians`` are corrupt.
have you ever seen a headline ``European corruption reaches the world`` ?
European arms manufacturers are the some of the biggest corrupt and bribers in the
world.
Also - about the fellow paying ot stay a little bit more at Tirupati .
Laws can be immoral and Immorality cannot be Lawful.
So, In your firiends case - dont blame hime for paying extra to stay longer - But what
he did was immoral because he probably prevented another devotee from getting
a chance to see the murti - therein lies the wrong.
#14 Posted by arjun_m on February 19, 2006 8:04:56 am
#7 by harimau on February 19, 2006 0:31am PT
Maybe the CIA has acquired the amazing Indian ability to alter reality by posting on a website..
Indians post about Pakiland`s support to Islamic terrorism and the reality magically gets altered and the world actually finds out Pakiland did, in fact, support Islamic terrorism..If Indians didn`t post about it, the reality wouldn`t have been altered and Pakiland wouldn`t have been a supporter of Islamic terrorism...or so the paki theory goes..
Maybe the CIA has acquired the amazing Indian ability to alter reality by posting on a website..
Indians post about Pakiland`s support to Islamic terrorism and the reality magically gets altered and the world actually finds out Pakiland did, in fact, support Islamic terrorism..If Indians didn`t post about it, the reality wouldn`t have been altered and Pakiland wouldn`t have been a supporter of Islamic terrorism...or so the paki theory goes..
#13 Posted by tvarad on February 19, 2006 7:42:45 am
The reason why Natwar Singh was jettisoned by Sonia Gandhi was not because he siphoned off Iraqi medicine money but because he kept everything to himself.
#12 Posted by mohar11 on February 19, 2006 7:38:01 am
I mean look at you - you have already started the squabbling - why congress is targeted? why not this guy or that guy?..... as if it matters.... if you can nail one guy good as a showcase - that will serve an example - will bring some confidence that yes, finally we indians can do the right thing - even if it takes 20 centuries to do it.....
#11 Posted by mohar11 on February 19, 2006 7:33:34 am
10/
You have to start somewhere.... besides, the congress politicians have ruled[and ruined] the country for most part of last 60 years - so they go first....Sure - while at at - nail jaya or modi or laloo - that will be icing on the cake.....
But we all know such good things ain`t happening.... Like Kaura said - Indians have been slaves for 20 centuries because we never bothered to weed out the vermin.... we are not going change our ways that fast....
Corruption will continue....
You have to start somewhere.... besides, the congress politicians have ruled[and ruined] the country for most part of last 60 years - so they go first....Sure - while at at - nail jaya or modi or laloo - that will be icing on the cake.....
But we all know such good things ain`t happening.... Like Kaura said - Indians have been slaves for 20 centuries because we never bothered to weed out the vermin.... we are not going change our ways that fast....
Corruption will continue....
#10 Posted by parthaab on February 19, 2006 6:46:27 am
Re: # 7
yes, corruption is an issue that needs weeding out mercilessly. But why should only Congress politicians be targetted on the basis of discredited reports?
Why does nt someone nail for eg., Jayalalitha or a Modi who have made crores of money (but wheres the proof?)
yes, corruption is an issue that needs weeding out mercilessly. But why should only Congress politicians be targetted on the basis of discredited reports?
Why does nt someone nail for eg., Jayalalitha or a Modi who have made crores of money (but wheres the proof?)
#9 Posted by mohar11 on February 19, 2006 6:27:46 am
Re: # 5 kaura
Yep - you can say that again.....
Yep - you can say that again.....
#8 Posted by parthaab on February 19, 2006 6:22:50 am
#7
Harimau, It appears that you have made your mind up that Natwar is guilty. But thats upto you.
``Up to that, it strains credulity but is plausible. ``
A discredited report, at the behest of a country discredited by the original Iraqi report which was taken verbatim from the internet, cannot be depended upon to pass judgement, that too on the foreign minister of a country that would like to take independent views on the international stage.
Harimau, It appears that you have made your mind up that Natwar is guilty. But thats upto you.
``Up to that, it strains credulity but is plausible. ``
A discredited report, at the behest of a country discredited by the original Iraqi report which was taken verbatim from the internet, cannot be depended upon to pass judgement, that too on the foreign minister of a country that would like to take independent views on the international stage.
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