01-24-2007, 07:01 PM
see who get's the blame for the Bangalore violence:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->On January 19 evening, when people marching to a rally, organised by Congress leader C.K. Jaffer Sharief, to protest against Saddam Husseinâs execution, pulled down advertisements for a Virat Hindu rally in the Shivajinagar area, the first clashes occurred. The police then had nearly 48 hours to prepare for the three Virat Hindu rallies in east, north and south Bangalore, organised on January 21 by the Sangh Parivar. That one of the rallies would be held in a zone where the wounds of violence were fresh and there could be retaliation when another group of people march through the sensitive areas was obvious.
Bangaloreâs Police Commissioner N. Achutha Rao argues that it was because the organisers of the Virat Hindu Samajothsava turned down the suggestion that the rally be cancelled in the eastern part of the city that the situation got out of hand. The police commissionerâs remarks indicate a sense of police hesitancy under the present BJP-JD(S) dispensation to nip communally fraught situations in the bud.
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huh, so Hindus are supposed to cancel their rallies planned months ago to please the master race, if they don't then the gov't should take away their rights like a fascist gov't and nip "communal" situations in the bud.
By the same token the very presence of Muslims in India would cause violence is obvious I can argue as the wounds of partition are still here with us, would that be ok then?
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->On January 19 evening, when people marching to a rally, organised by Congress leader C.K. Jaffer Sharief, to protest against Saddam Husseinâs execution, pulled down advertisements for a Virat Hindu rally in the Shivajinagar area, the first clashes occurred. The police then had nearly 48 hours to prepare for the three Virat Hindu rallies in east, north and south Bangalore, organised on January 21 by the Sangh Parivar. That one of the rallies would be held in a zone where the wounds of violence were fresh and there could be retaliation when another group of people march through the sensitive areas was obvious.
Bangaloreâs Police Commissioner N. Achutha Rao argues that it was because the organisers of the Virat Hindu Samajothsava turned down the suggestion that the rally be cancelled in the eastern part of the city that the situation got out of hand. The police commissionerâs remarks indicate a sense of police hesitancy under the present BJP-JD(S) dispensation to nip communally fraught situations in the bud.
http://www.indianexpress.com/story/21578.html <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
huh, so Hindus are supposed to cancel their rallies planned months ago to please the master race, if they don't then the gov't should take away their rights like a fascist gov't and nip "communal" situations in the bud.
By the same token the very presence of Muslims in India would cause violence is obvious I can argue as the wounds of partition are still here with us, would that be ok then?