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For dealing with Togadia kind of people, we need stong leadership. http://www.firstpost.com/politics/how-modi-cut-togadia-down-to-size-in-gujarat-682365.html or something like this needs to be done to put him on track:
Togadia was one of the few leaders who were kept in the loop by Advani when the decision was taken to make Modi the CM in October 2001. Togadia agreed to the change and got his right-hand man Gordhan Zadaphia inducted as minister of state for home. Togadia had a substantial say in postings of saffronised police officers, many of whom played a dubious role in the post-Godhra riots in February-March 2002. But things changed when Modi became CM for the second time. He dropped Zadaphia from the council of ministers in a clear signal to Togadia that his interference in governance would no longer be tolerated. Consultations with Togadia and other Sangh Parivar outfits stopped. In fact, many of them were targeted. A Togadia aide, Ashwin Patel, was booked for sedition for sending an SMS which challenged Modi's Hindutva credentials. The Bharatiya Kisan Sangh was evicted from its government quarters for launching a farmers' agitation. The relationship came under further strain when, under pressure from the Supreme Court, the Modi government was forced to reopen the riot cases and start arresting the VHP and Bajrang Dal workers who had led the mobs. On Modi's instructions, VHP workers protesting against Advani's remarks in praise of Jinnah in Pakistan were brutally beaten up by the police in Ahmedabad. The government also demolished nearly 200 temples in Gandhinagar, which provoked the VHP stalwart, Ashok Singhal to compare Modi with Ghazni.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Once-Hindutva-twins-Narendra-Modi-and-PravinTogadia-no-longer-conjoined/articleshow/18410549.cms
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Unlike some other communities' date=i don't think Sikh people will keep on harping about old issues :hatsoff:. So no trouble for Amrinder to say like this.
Large protests over Captain Amarinder Singh's remarks on Jagdish Tytler
Akalis_water_cannons_AFP_650.jpg Water cannons were used on a large group of Sikh demonstrators at the Congress office in Delhi today, as they tried to climb over police barricades and demanded action against party leader Captain Amarinder Singh for his recent remarks to NDTV on the anti-Sikh riots of 1984. Mr Singh, who has served as Chief Minister of Punjab, told NDTV that while other Congress leaders may be linked to the riots, Jagdish Tytler of the Congress played no role in fueling the violence that left over 3000 Sikhs dead. "I'm not the CBI, I'm not the court. I'm telling you what I saw and felt....I was in Delhi, I went to all the camps.. and everyone I met took all these names that I have told you except Jagdish Tytler. When did Jagdish Tytler's name come up? It came up when he was fighting Madan Lal Khurana in Delhi, that was months later." (Watch) In a blog today, the BJP's Arun Jaitley who is running against Mr Singh for parliament from Amritsar also referenced the NDTV interview to ask, "Is he (Amarinder) trying to prejudge the guilt of a person who is perceived to be involved in the riots?" (Read Arun Jaitley's blog) Mr Singh, did bluntly admit the active role of other Congress leaders may have incited the deadly riots. He named HKL Bhagat, Lalit Maken , and Sajjan kumar, but when asked about Mr Tytler, said, "No, Tytler's name was added later." He added that he was "on record for 25 years with the same view" A court in Delhi last year ordered the CBI to reopen the investigation against Mr Tytler after the agency said it wanted to close the case against the politician. (Read more...) Families of those affected by the riots and human rights activists say Mr Tytler tops a list of Congress leaders who instigated the attacks against Sikhs in Delhi after prime minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards, in alleged retaliation for ordering the army to enter Amritsar's Golden Temple, Sikhism's most revered shrine, to flush out militants who were holed up there. In 2009, following a huge public outcry in the capital, the Congress party dropped Mr Tytler's name from its list of candidates for general elections. (Also read: Tytler spares Congress more ignominy, abandons election plans) This election too, after initially filing his nomination papers for the primaries held for the Delhi North East seat, Mr Tytler withdrew his name following talks with the party high command.
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Unlike some other communities,i don't think Sikh people will keep on harping about old issues :hatsoff:. So no trouble for Amrinder to say like this.
Sikhs are one of the more emotional community, other wise 84 should have been history by now. And which other community?
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Sikhs are one of the more emotional community' date=' other wise 84 should have been history by now. And which other community?[/quote'] Any community. I am just praising Sikh community,they even selected Con party after all those issues. You can imagine whatever you want :icflove:
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Large protests over Captain Amarinder Singh's remarks on Jagdish Tytler
Election time..obviously thsi can be used against Captain..same like how it is doen in other cases.
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and neither should they let it go. Tayler is accused of actually leading the mobs on the ground. Those who did the same in the Guj riots have been punished and put in jail. Rightly so.

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Kafila. Such a secular name. How will the propaganda business keep on running without government funding BTW? Idea of India people need to think of the contingencies when tax payer money is no longer there.

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Kafila. Such a secular name. How will the propaganda business keep on running without government funding BTW? Idea of India people need to think of the contingencies when tax payer money is no longer there.
Now they got some free publicity by spreading false news across internet.
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Fearmingering @ full speed..funny thing is i doubt even .1% people in this country know what is kafila :giggle:
Did I give any reason or did I blame anyone in my post? Did I say that person X or organization Y had caused the closure/blocking of Kafila?
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Did I give any reason or did I blame anyone in my post? Did I say that person X or organization Y had caused the closure/blocking of Kafila?
Did i said anything about you?
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