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Sonia Gandhi and Communists to blame for riots
by linux linux on Jan 08, 2008 04:45 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

All those who blame Modi for the riots I have one question:
Why is Sonia Gandhi and Communists not to blame when they pretty much incited violence by saying kar sevaks deserved it when the train was burnt?
This is nothing but inciteful and most irresponsible. It takes little common sense to deduce how this will appear to the victims. Then she has the gaul to say "Modi is mechant of death" while asking for votes.

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  RE:Sonia Gandhi and Communists to blame for riots
by Tataghata Mukherjee on Jan 08, 2008 08:34 AM   Permalink
There is absolutely no excuse for the Gujarat massacre of innocent muslims. However, I do believe that, as chief minister,Modi had a responsibility for the safety and well-being of all his fellow citizen in Gujarat. He can be faulted for inefficiency in his response to contain the pogrrom. He should opently express his regrets on the horrible pogrom with all the sincerety.
Were those innocent people who were burned and slaughtered responsible for what happened at the station?
Man. I would have appriciated Modi had he punished those who burnt the train in Godhra.

But he involved in killing those hundreds of innocent people who were living a common life like we do. Then how come Modi can be called as Hero. He is a living devil man.



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  RE:RE:Sonia Gandhi and Communists to blame for riots
by Kishore Patel on Jan 08, 2008 09:51 AM   Permalink
MODI was people's hero in 2002 and he just proved to be people's hero again in 2007.

You can call him devil or continue to hate him. That is your choice.

Get used to the idea that Modi is the future voice of India.

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