While the courts are keen to take action against the media, for the slightest trangression even against ex Judges, they are very indulgent towards the police ... all contempt of court cases by the police are excused... Read a classic case...at...
What exactly are the SC justices afraid of? If they feel their reputation has been unjustly tarnished, they always have legal recourse of suing for libel. So why the contempt ruling, if not to seek to intimidate and muzzle the 'fourth estate' into subservience - at the mercy of the whims of the SC justices? Is this the 'democracy' this nation so loudly boasts of at every international forum? Seems more a sham democarcy!
RE:Worst Cricket Moment Ever by Australia -- under arm bowling
by Haatim on Sep 11, 2007 01:00 PM Permalink
how can u call it worst australia won. its still winning it has won 4 world cups.We indians talk but never win in sports now only we have started winning in hockey
This is good lesson for media, which now a days has been a trying to judge each and everything, on unnecessary topics for the country, it is wasting time, like how much punishment sanjay dutt should get, or salman should get? at all the times they are writing he is corrupt , just they forget that moe than 90 % of the media persons/owners are sheer blackmailers. even if justice sabarwal has done wrong/ favoured somebody or gained himself, media pepoles are just spreading the news for there gains and not in public interest
RE:lesson for media
by Abdul Bashar on Sep 11, 2007 01:32 PM Permalink
Because they anti-Hindu, they know that Hinduism is reducing, Islam, stronging.
Our mullah tell us to marry Hindu girls. Save them and make them strong religion. Saif Khan marry Hindu Shah Rukh Amir Khan Sohail Khan Fardeen Khan Zaid Khan Emran Hashmi Hirthik Roshan marry Muslim, and convert himself Sunil Dutt convert himself.
RE:lesson for media
by mash on Sep 11, 2007 06:05 PM Permalink
I agree that most of the articles are anti hindu reason that most of them are culprits. So media is trying to highlight their deeds.
RE:lesson for media
by Haatim on Sep 11, 2007 01:51 PM Permalink
they marry hindu because muslims they know what their community girls are made of.Look at their fate.amir left his first wife, saif left amrita, Mohsin khan left Reena roy. Aag mein haath dalogi toh haath jalega.By the way Hrithik has converted who told you
judicary in india is highly corrupt, inefficent partial and favor seekers and party with the rich and powerfull. The last perosn to be hanged was one perosn from kolkatta his only crime was he was a daily wage earener and he did not have money to bribe. if you look at most of the judgements of recent times all of them are a farce anil nanda case, soren judgement, jessica lal case.
RE:judicary in india is highly corrupt, inefficent
by Arjan Jethani on Sep 11, 2007 10:36 PM Permalink
... How very corrupt ...even Supreme court is not able to answer ... read at ...
Even if Ex-CJI's sons were involved in developing malls and that was the reason for Ex-CJI to take action against illegal malls in delhi, what is wrong in that? I mean whatever be the motive for Ex-CJI to order the illegal shops to close down, isn't it something which should have been done anyway? Otherwise, you will have people opening shops on Ring Road and Rajpath and you would be able to do nothing. The illegal shops must be closed down at any cost....!!
RE:What is wrong in sealing drive in Delhi?
by Arjan Jethani on Sep 11, 2007 10:32 PM Permalink
.. Demolish all illegal construction by Mumbai Police, before demolition in Delhi / Ulhasnagar ... Read CNN-IBN report ... at ...
Whenever a newspaper publishes an article against a politician or a bureaucrat, the courts take suo moto notice of the report and start taking action. But whenever someone points out something is rotten in the courts, the same court becomes a holy cow.
We have seen this being played out many times before. Judges have no accountability. The media is scared of being jailed. After all only the courts can jail people.
We all know what happened to the people who exposed corruption in Gujarat judiciary, scandals in Karnataka and Delhi. No one wants the truth.
Media has acted lately in most indiscreet manner & has played with life of people.They need to know their limits & a fine including imprisonment of editor in this case will send a clear message to those who beleve in rhumour mongering in name of reporting.
RE:It is a lesson for all indulging in yellow journalism
by Anurag Shrivastava on Sep 11, 2007 12:07 PM Permalink
None of it is rumour mongering - the people in important positions are doing far worse than what is reported. So if some of them do get into trouble due to false reporting - that would be just fine !
