Terrorists like Dawood and Shahid one wonders why our agencies like RAW can't 'deal' with them. How much money would it take to get a Pakistani goon to 'bump' them off?
RE:terrorists
by sarang mehta on Sep 17, 2007 06:19 PM Permalink
There is much more at stake for sure, but what is really funny is that even when the govt. can secure extradition of a noted goon like Salem, why can't it stage a gun-fight and bump them off? Why do they khilao-pilao them on pubic money and put them up in jails for life? It all smells of some under d table setting.
RE:terrorists
by Manish Kumar on Sep 17, 2007 06:35 PM Permalink
@sarang The reason our agencies do not bump them off is because the -Human Rights wallahs along with all your secularwadi friends will make there life miserable .They will always come to defend the Human rights of all terrorists .The most famous case is where a known criminal was knocked off by Police .Immediately it becomes a issue of Minority security .Nobody is even willing to discuss the fact that even if there is no proof that he was a terrorist (there is never any proof of that -There is no proof that Osama is a terrorist either) but there is defenitely proof that he was a criminal .If such a big issue can be raised over him just imagine how much issue they will raise when Dawood is bumped off .You will find Javed Akhtar ,Shabana ,Teesa etc. saying that Dawood was a Social worker who worked for the upliftment of Muslims in India and so was killed as part of Hindu conspiracy against all muslims . They will make movies about his struggle and opression by the system (anyway most films are made with their money ) .So Mr. Sarang why do you think any official would risk his career to do something when the rest of the country will not even come to defend him . If you really want action then why don't you take the initiative and bump off some anti- national element .If you look around there are so many of them everywhere .But i am sure you are capable of writing on such forums but cannot do anything in real life .
