RE:aarushi murder
by Chakravarti Samrat Shahuji Maharaj on Jul 10, 2008 07:36 PM Permalink
I agree.I am fed up with non-issues being made national issues and burning issues swept under the carpet by a bunch of an incomptetent foreign controlled media houses.
So far narco analysis has been the single most reliable tool by the investigative agencies. But I ask you, why was not the same narco analysis conducted on Telgi and Abu Salem not given the same consideration. They both had implicated top bureaucrats and politicians like Chhagan Bhujbal and Sharad Pawar to name a few. Why was no action taken on the basis of the narco analysis then???? This is India my friends, the real culprits will always go scot free as long as they have the right 'connections'.
RE:WHY THIS BIAS??
by vinod kumar on Jul 10, 2008 09:17 PM Permalink
Sir, EVERY top politician in this country is a criminal.We just cannot do anything about this. Maybe the entire population shud vote to make some good guy like Dr.ABDUL KALAM the president cum prime minister of this country.Dreams,dreams.
RE:WHY THIS BIAS??
by sreenivasu varasala on Jul 10, 2008 07:46 PM Permalink
Thanks for the info. My point is why was no follow up or investigation not carried out on the basis of narco analysis results in the earlier cases???
This is the differene between the US and Indian cultures. We as a society have managed to trivialise life to the point where a 14 year old can be butchered (probably gang-raped) in her own home and her parents nor the police have a clue or CARE about what REALLY happened.
The family of Jon Benet Ramsey still holds out hope the 6-year-old beauty queen's killer will be found, her aunt said Thursday, a day after prosecutors cleared the girl's father, brother, and deceased mother in her slaying. John Ramsey found his daughter's strangled and bludgeoned body in the basement of the family's home in Boulder on Dec. 26, 1996. Patsy Ramsey said she found a ransom note demanding $118,000 for her daughter.
RE:12 years and still looking for the killer.
by vinod kumar on Jul 10, 2008 09:19 PM Permalink
What difference between US and Indian cultures.In US kids shoot each other to death in schools everyday. Remember that.JAIHIND
How did Aarushi came to know about their discussion and plan? Why it was not disclosed to her parents who were very well available at the house on that fateful night? It is quite common that during night, bed rooms are commonly locked by the occupants and in the given circumstances that her father was a suspecious man, how could he not check the security of her daughter on that particular night. Further when the culprit was in inebriated state, he could definitely not identity the room of the deceased as well as he could not have committed the crime without any sound or noise and even his applying of force on the body could not be same as it would have had in normal happening. Let CBI not fool around as they did in the past. If they have determined to save the real culprit no amount of investigation and test will be futile to come to logical conclusion. This is just as old saying - a sleeping person can be awakened but a pretender cannot be. This aptly suits CBI.Its better to close down this agency which is a bad debt to the exchequer.
RE:loop hole
by Himani Panwar on Jul 10, 2008 07:25 PM Permalink
facts facts facts!!!Only if people could check facts before posting comments...
According to the supposed confession Aarushi was approached by Rajkumar the fateful night with wrong intentions in her room..and when she opposed and threatened to complain she was murdered. (dunno how could she fly away from the capitivity and inform her parents with two big men around her )... Her father forgot to lock the room that nioght....he cannot be hanged for that..or should he be? The victim had drinks...and its not necessary that after drinks you don't identify rooms...or you're unable to hold a person from screaming...people who are habitual drinkers..generally manage to be consciously aware of their actions even after many drinks.
Just to answer your queries..... and am glad CBI did some investigation inspite of people who oppose every diligence ...every investigation ..infact everything!
RE:loop hole
by R Balasubramanian on Jul 10, 2008 07:30 PM Permalink
You have proved beyond doubt that you are a boozer. comments from me are only after going through the report and my background is from investigating department.
RE:loop hole
by Himani Panwar on Jul 10, 2008 08:00 PM Permalink
if you are from some investigating department then resign before people fall ur victims! And regarding booze..i am sure you are a non alcoholic person..but atleast dont write thesis on behaviour of drunk criminals...whatever you are, but definitely a bad investigator who doesnt check his facts before throwing judgments!!
RE:loop hole
by Sethu Bala Raman on Jul 10, 2008 08:26 PM Permalink
What Mr.Balu says is correct... Mr. Himani is praising the validity of a regular drinker.. Does it mean that a regular will not engage in abnormal activities while he/she is drunked ? a false praise... i think it is self praise !
RE:loop hole
by Himani Panwar on Jul 10, 2008 08:36 PM Permalink
It simply means you need not necessarily be oblivious to your surroundings if you have had drinks..it doesnt mean anything else..you moron!!!!
RE:loop hole
by indu nagrajan on Jul 10, 2008 07:42 PM Permalink
Balu ...Now we know how people like you investigate and the reason for poor investigations in india.. Why can't you resign and try a book on "How Not to investigate", i bet you will be a real success.
RE:loop hole
by sharad Kumar on Jul 10, 2008 08:05 PM Permalink
mr bala please dont investigate anything going foward.DO u have the intellect to investigate this case and im sure u dont so do not just air gas. good for nothing investigators the real problem .
I agree with you. Whatever CBI is saying is not possible. It is possible only if Aarushi's parents were not at home else how come three drunk people kill a fairly strong girl of 14 without even a scream coming out.
Even if that happened, why Talwars have been behaving suspiciously?
RE:unbeliveable
by Sethu Bala Raman on Jul 10, 2008 08:42 PM Permalink
exactly u r right... please wait and see to hear future investigation reports.. thiis is not the end and conclusion.. narco analysis test.. the history of the investigation moves like a novel.. the accused have strong reason for murders.. we have view this case with deep sentiment and as well investigative module.. our Indian society gives great importance to family.. it is unbelievable to hear a father killing her own daughter.. this situation should not come to any parent.. they couldn't even mourn their daughter's death. at the crucial murdered day we could see them airing their innocence in the case rather than weeping for their bereaved daughter.. dear readers, promote sisterhood and brotherhood among people .. Indian society is going in the evil path..
The Society has so changed that girl of 13 has to sleep alone in the high flying way of life parents give more importance to their physical needs rather than the safety of children
RE:Auushi murder
by vinod kumar on Jul 10, 2008 09:23 PM Permalink
Just thinking of the values old Indian families had.When I was a little kid about 25 years back, I was sent to my Granny's place if my parents were out of station or something.AND my Granny used to sleep next to me.Not in another room.
RE:Auushi murder
by Rajkumar on Jul 10, 2008 08:00 PM Permalink
Yeah, u r right. Why for 13 Year old, nowadays parents make their young ones (of not even 3 yrs of age) occupy a separate room and sleep alone. all an offshoot of "Vaastu" and ofcourse your reasoning.
