Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
Isn't that a failure on part of the Government. Lets assume that Muslims were responsible for the Godhra Incident...does that mean the government can sanction retribution.
It was the job of the government to see that justice was served to the victims of Godhra by punishing the people who were responsible for that.
If Modi is a great Indian leader, he should have prevented that. He maybe a good Hindu leader but not an Indian leader.
And I would say the same about the Mumbai blast after the Babri Masjid issue. Governments have to be pro-active.
In this issue, the Gujarat Government failed its CONSTITUTIONAL obligation. That is what a government is responsible to uphold...NOT THE QURAN, NOT THE BIBLE, NOT THE BHAGAWAT GEETA...
RE:Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
by Truth hurts on Dec 11, 2007 10:09 PM Permalink
Thanks man..can I assume you are againt having a seprate law for muslims in India by that measure?
RE:Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
by Rupakshi on Dec 11, 2007 10:56 PM Permalink
There you go Mr. Patel Imran-you will have a fatwa on your head for saying that there should be one law.
RE:Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
by Raj Royale on Dec 11, 2007 10:07 PM Permalink
because it was not able to control Godhra islamic religiously rightfull act either!
How can somebody collect 80 thousand criminals ? they can only be angry everyday people with pentup anger!
RE:Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
by immagina on Dec 11, 2007 10:22 PM Permalink
very true, muslims r treated as vote machines, zaleel karte hain , y shud they b treated as vote bank for a party. they r not a herd of sheeps th8 people carry them wherevr they want. mozees , hav sum dignity , dont accept label of being a "fundamentalist". urge ur people to distance themselves frm people who plan conspiracies of hurting the nation. honest appeal to hindus and mozees , dont raise weapons against each other, beneficiary wil be th8 bloody politician sitting safely in the bulletproof car..
RE:RE:Why was the government not able to prevent the post-godhra riots ?
by Sougandh Pavithran on Dec 11, 2007 10:40 PM Permalink
Imran all said fine, now it%u2019s the duty of at least this generation of Muslims to obey the law of the land first and then give their heads and minds out to Mullahs and Maulvis who have their own interpretations of every other activities related to the community.
You reform yourself first; the rest of the people will automatically change. It%u2019s a mutual process. Yes people in your community also have committed mistakes. Not just destroying temples in the north, but also in the south. Today antinational elements from this community are present in the south in a big way. They forget that this country gives them the freedom to move about freely. They move in the mainstream like a wolf in a herd of sheep.
Before pointing figures understand that you also are equally responsible for your state today. What goes around comes around. Give consideration to human needs first than the needs of a religion, reform with time. Don%u2019t forget that charity begins at home and not in neighbor%u2019s home.
