Raghav_12 Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 This is not pakistan' date=' gollum[/quote'] there are people who would like India to be pakistan, just with different colors. At times i wonder even if they know what they are talking about.
Raghav_12 Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 :hysterical: Okay, may be I should re-phrase my comment. India does not give terrorists free pass, unlike pakistan who gave terrorists free pass for decades. Now they reap what they sow. The seculars and media are now doing exactly what pakistan did decades ago. When Seculars were allowed to do anything in Pakistan? They were fundamentalist from day 0. Their countrry orginated out of fundamentalism. In fact its otherwise. The slow rise of fundamentalism that is happening in India as of now is more similar to what happened in Pakistan few years after birth. Where this fnudamentalism took Pakistan is there for all of us to see. That's why we should be very wary of any kind of fundamentalism. Secularism never hurt a country, fundamentalism and right ideology do.
Gollum Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Raghav, Hinduism is the most tolerant religion in the world, kisee kaa kuch nahee bigadenge hum log. Only terrorists and anti nationals will be dealt with sternly.
bulbul Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Raghav' date=' Hinduism is the most tolerant religion in the world, kisee kaa kuch nahee bigadenge hum log. Only terrorists and anti nationals will be dealt sternly.[/quote'] He is blind with hatred..can't do anything...
Raghav_12 Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Raghav' date=' Hinduism is the most tolerant religion in the world, kisee kaa kuch nahee bigadenge hum log. Only terrorists and anti nationals will be dealt sternly.[/quote'] I may agree with you on Hinduism being more tolerant than any other major religions in the world. It is very much in-built in basic ideology of hinduism. But religions have their own limitations in terms of being tolerant. There is always fundamentalist side in all religions and when it takes over all religions become intolerant. Thats why rise of fundamentalists with right wingies (like RSS, VHP, Hardliner BJP) as it is happening in India off late is never a good sign.
rkt.india Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 That's why we should be very wary of any kind of fundamentalism. Secularism never hurt a country' date=' fundamentalism and right ideology do.[/quote'] But are Indian seculars actually secular? Favoring one religion for other is not called secularism.
amiret Posted April 8, 2015 Author Posted April 8, 2015 Regarding another Andhra police encounter yesterday , few questions being raised : YSR Congress MLA Bhaskar Reddy said, "Most of the bodies were found in a heap at the two sites. If there was an encounter, like the police alleged, wouldn't the men have scattered?" Most of the bodies were badly decomposed leading to allegations that the encounter happened much before Tuesday as claimed by the Task Force which led the operation involving local police and forest officials. Calling it a fake encounter, former Congress MP Chinta Mohan, demanded a judicial enquiry headed by a high court judge and said, "Some of the bodies have marks on the wrists indicating that they were tied up and shot at close range. Most of the bodies have bullet wounds at the back of the neck. Either the police are Olympic level marksmen or plain murderers who shot their victims at close range." Hindustan Times report
asterix Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Five alleged SIMI members trying to flee shot dead There's no difference between Indian Seculars and Pak fundamentalists... Their goals are one and same...
bulbul Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Regarding another Andhra police encounter yesterday , few questions being raised : Hindustan Times report First let's discuss one thing for some time before diverting topic...hope you know what is SIMI.
amiret Posted April 8, 2015 Author Posted April 8, 2015 First let's discuss one thing for some time before diverting topic...hope you know what is SIMI. Just because 1 encounter is being is discussed does not mean others cannot be cited. I did not want to create another thread for the Sandalwood encounter since it has already been discussed on this thread , otherwise you will complain i am creating 2 many threads on similar topics. Questions will be raised , perspectives will be given and Contexts will be provided.
bulbul Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 Just because 1 encounter is being is discussed does not mean others cannot be cited. I did not want to create another thread for the Sandalwood encounter since it has already been discussed on this thread. Because then you will complain i am creating 2 many threads on similar topics. Questions will be raised , perspectives will be given and Contexts will be provided. You are free to raise questions..but here we have to see SIMI angle as well. How terrorists get sympathy just giving other examples, how terrorists can now get away by killing police as it will not make any news etc... Your posts are clearly have a bias.
Detonator Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 When Seculars were allowed to do anything in Pakistan? They were fundamentalist from day 0. Their countrry orginated out of fundamentalism. In fact its otherwise. The slow rise of fundamentalism that is happening in India as of now is more similar to what happened in Pakistan few years after birth. Where this fnudamentalism took Pakistan is there for all of us to see. That's why we should be very wary of any kind of fundamentalism. Secularism never hurt a country' date=' fundamentalism and right ideology do.[/quote'] I should have used pseudo-seculars. There is no secularism in India, and true seculars are endangered. All our political parites may call themselves secular or left, but in practical the actions are ultimately right wing. A proper left or a secular state will not allow for appeasement in any form and we might be looking at uniform civil code by now. I compare them with pakistan beacuse, appeasing them due to their aggressive voting patterns.
surajmal Posted April 8, 2015 Posted April 8, 2015 more like' date=' stop spending on shiny new sports cars and eat better type of advice. But then again, nationalists who seek symbolism rarely end up creating or living in successful societies.[/quote'] No, its slaves who end up creating successful societies.
BeautifulGame Posted April 9, 2015 Posted April 9, 2015 There are videos doing rounds in social media showing one of them being shot while hand cuffed. Not sure fake or not looked despicable if true
Raghav_12 Posted April 9, 2015 Posted April 9, 2015 There are videos doing rounds in social media showing one of them being shot while hand cuffed. Not sure fake or not looked despicable if true i haven't seen but video should be fake. It must However there are enough doubts on the police version. There were 17 policemen to escort 5 prisoners and yet they had to kill all of them while no injury to police force. I think this encounter is linked with killing of few policemen by SIMI terrorists few days ago in Telangana. Police would have been deeply upset with these SIMI undertrials and gunned them down on provocation from them.
Gollum Posted April 9, 2015 Posted April 9, 2015 http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/Mob-Pelt-Stones-at-Policemen-during-Viqars-Funeral/2015/04/09/article2755350.ece Only in India will you get so many people paying respects to a terrorist. :facepalm: Got to feel for the police in such instances. Kaam karo to gaali, kuch naa kare baithe raho to gaali.
Kalia_Test Posted April 9, 2015 Posted April 9, 2015 The crowd below is not for a politician or anyone. It is for Sub Inspector of Police Siddiq Ali alias Siddaiah in his hometown Jadcherla :hatsoff: Hundreds of people from all walks of life bid a tearful adieu to Sub Inspector of Police Siddiq Ali alias Siddaiah in Jadcherla town on Wednesday, when he was laid to rest. A day after succumbing to bullet injuries sustained in a shootout with SIMI activists in Janakipuram village in Nalgonda district, at a corporate hospital in Hyderabad, the mortal remains of Siddaiah were brought to his residence in Jadcherla on Tuesday night. Burial with police honours The body of the SI working at Atmakur (M) police station in Nalgonda district was placed on a flower-decked van and taken out in a procession at 11.30 a.m. The funeral procession began from their house and reached the mosque around noon. The namaz-e-janaza (last prayers) of Siddaiah was held at Makka Masjid in Jadcherla. After the prayers the body was taken to a graveyard at Badepally where the burial took place with police honours. Hundreds of people from the town, including religious leaders, participated in the funeral. Heart-rending scenes were witnessed as Siddaiah’s wife Dharaneesha, who had delivered a baby boy four days ago was discharged from Kamineni Hospital and brought to Jadcherla, broke down on seeing the body. The SI’s mother Dastagiramma and other family members were inconsolable as the last journey began. The State government was represented by Ministers C.Laxma Reddy and Jupally Krishna Rao. Telangana DGP Anurag Sharma and other senior police officers laid wreaths before the last rites were performed. A delegation of Congress leaders led by CLP leader K. Jana Reddy and others paid tribute.
Gollum Posted April 9, 2015 Posted April 9, 2015 The crowd below is not for a politician or anyone. It is for Sub Inspector of Police Siddiq Ali alias Siddaiah in his hometown Jadcherla :hatsoff: :hatsoff: Hope Modiji gives his family protection from revengeful AIMIM goondas for fighting against scum from his qaum.
amiret Posted April 9, 2015 Author Posted April 9, 2015 Very sad. If Jails in Madhya pradesh had been secure perhaps these SIMI terrorists would not have been able to create this much havoc in many parts of the country the 2 killed in Nalaconda were part of a group of seven SIMI terrorists who had allegedly escaped from a prison in Madhya Pradesh in 2013.
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