Why should she run? So many terrorists staying in India from Bangladesh..So what if one women ask for shelter in our country Her sin is speaking the fact in Bangla.The only thing is Muslims never ever agree Women as equal citizen. They treat women as Second class.
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by Rakesh Nair on Nov 24, 2007 01:02 AM Permalink
hi have u ever been to calcutta people there still now say taka for money which is bangladeshi term for currency and not indian as indian currency should be call as rupees or paise
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by anilkumar vijaykumar on Nov 24, 2007 01:32 AM Permalink
So What?Please take calcutta we will be free of this so called politicians belongs to you
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by haresh jagtiani on Nov 24, 2007 12:08 AM Permalink
well said. but they should also think that they all were borne of their mothers. and mother is supreme. why dis discrimination against muslim daughters, sisters, wives and mothers?
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by Passionate Indian on Nov 24, 2007 12:18 AM Permalink
This is an expression of the insecurity Muslim males suffer from.
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by vijaykumar vk on Nov 24, 2007 12:26 AM Permalink
Mothers don%u2019t have Voting power and daughters can not get driving license, don%u2019t have access to higher (co)education and can not go alone out of home. Even after a century nothing can be done to improve these Women status like Talisma..
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by Passionate Indian on Nov 24, 2007 12:32 AM Permalink
Talking about it - this is happening in a country which has a "secular" woman President and a "secular" woman super prime minister. At the end it took a woman chief minister from the communal party BJP to save a Muslim woman from across the border. To pay lip service to secularism is one thing and to actually stand up and do something when the time comes is absolutely different.
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by anilkumar vijaykumar on Nov 24, 2007 01:27 AM Permalink
I agree with you. Rajasthan govt. should have given the protection but I don%u2019t know the reason for not helping her.May be for security reasons or political reasons. We as such a big Democratic country we can not go out of principles. Either a Rajasthan CM or Indian PM obliged to protect Bangladesh ,If not then why you leave Tasleem Nasreen alone?When you can not help a single Bangladesh women writer why did you parted bangladesh from Pakisthan?
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by shafi rehman on Nov 24, 2007 12:23 AM Permalink
this is not the question of descrimination its the question of setting things in to equilibrium, which you could understand if you understand the meaning of Mother , sister. just dnt talk if you dnt know plz
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by Passionate Indian on Nov 24, 2007 12:27 AM Permalink
How would you like to explain the concept of mothers through the mad chase that is on after Taslima? She has a point of view which she expresses. If the mullah does not agree with it, they can debate (assuming they are intellectually capable of anything except rabble rousing)! Why do these safekeepers of religion across two nations have to chase one woman. As if killing her or making her run from one place to the other will clean their religion of all problems?
