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Are we turning into Taliban ideology
by Anil Nair on Feb 23, 2006 12:41 PM  Permalink 

It was very sad to note that somebody can kill somebody and nobody takes a serious view of these irresponsible people including the judiciary in this country. Having the right to express one's viewpoint does not give anyone the right to take the life of someone who has done something wrong in another person's viewpoint. Let us remember one thing that Humans only created "GOD". I myself am pious and proud to be a Hindu but my god does not instigate me to kill another person's viewpoint or his life. Very sorry to see that even Hindus have taken recourse to a thing which was necessarily the domain of another faith and was a result of misinterpretation of the holy scriptures.

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why is some stupid thing made big news
by sgs on Feb 23, 2006 12:40 PM  Permalink 

I was wondering why it is not 53 crores. some stupid news. press should report something better

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Which century?
by Parag Agarwal on Feb 23, 2006 12:24 PM  Permalink 

I can't believe I'm living in the 21st century. I hope Rediff comes out with an editorial strongly condemning and mocking the sheer audacity of such so called 'patrons of Hinduism' that are a shame and disgrace to humanity, let alone any religion. Akin to a similar law in the UK, which outlaws 'the glorification' or indirect incitement of terrorism, this edict to openly call for a specific person's murder is a worse crime, and must be taken seriously by the authorities through immediate arrest of such rascals. The media, I feel has a strong role to play in an era of coalition politics (read a passive, fearful, inactive law) to draw a thick bold line on unacceptable civil behaviour, perhaps ala Rang De Basanti...perhaps more..

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Sad politics
by Praveen on Feb 23, 2006 12:21 PM  Permalink 

This event, along with the other one relating to the declaration of the same amount for killing the Danish cartoonist who made the cartoons of Prophet Mohammed just goes on to hoghlight the really sad state of the politics being played out in our country. People keep advising me to go abraod to make better use of my intellect, but i've always believed our country is a great place to stay in, with the kind of freedom allowed here for it's citizens, as well as foreigners. I've always believed this is one of the main ideals a country which wants to develop should follow. But these incidents really have got me thinking if I'm wrong, is our country really worth it? Are our people so "jobless" now that they've to cook up such controversies to keep themselves busy?

A "patriot"(But don't know for howmuch longer)

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Who is to stop such extremists?
by Ashok Nair on Feb 23, 2006 12:20 PM  Permalink 

Dear Editor,

It is beyond belief that such Hindu fundamentalists / extremists (like those who demolised the Babri masjid) roam scotfree.

The authorities should immediately take cognisance of such inflamatory statements and arrest them under terrosist act.

Art in any form should be respected. The intentions of Hussain are not to insult the feelings of Hindus (or rather any other community).

IT department should act and find out the source of the so called 'supari amount'.

I hope this is taken note by our hon ourable judges in the Supreme Court of India and consider this as a PIL.

With kind regards

Ashok

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