Scientists need to judge only the aspect related to their field..whether the deal in any way inhibits their line of work & whether it enhances the quality of scientific development that had been under a nuclear apartheid for so long...are any restrictions placed on their work? Defence strategeists to decide whether India's nuclear weapons program is threatened by this. Energy experts to project energy requirements in the next couple of decades and tell whether nuclear energy palys a role in fulfilling that demand? Political leadership to take an overall view whether India's international interests are in any way jeopardized with this deal?
And I am sure of two things. First, common man cannot decide that because he doesn't know it. Second, the political leadership ( any party) would have already taken care of all these aspects. PS: It is fashionable to doubt political leadership often without justifiable reason. But I think no party can afford to put India's interests at statke.
