02-22-2005, 05:56 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Title: Colour of the blood is the same but the colour of justice is different
Author: Ravindra Dani
Publication: Mumbai Tarun Bharat
Date: February 12, 2005
Although the colour of the blood of all i.e. of Prof. Gilani who was wounded two days ago, Stephens Lawrence of Britain, Stains from Manoharpur, Karsevaks in the Sabarmati Express and the three thousand Sikhs in the Capital is the same, the colour of the justice meted out to them is different. Tuesday night (7th Feb.) Prof. Gilani was attacked and on Wednesday morning itself, taking cognizance of it, Supreme Court asked of the Delhi Police a report. Home Minister called the Police Commissioner and questioned him. A number of capable honest Police Officers have been severely attacked or even killed. But the SC has never taken cognizance of them and asked Police for their report. Which means that the justice for the accused in the case of attack of Parliament is different one and the justice for the wounded Police Officers is different.
Justice for the Stains burning case of Manoharpur is one and the justice for the Godhra carnage is different one. Justice Banerjee says that the fire to the Sabarmati Coach could be due to a small cigarette butt, but Justice Wadhwa says the fire to the Motor of Stains cannot be lit without some inflammatory substance like Petrol or Diesel.
151 Vs 7432
The distance between 151 and 7432 is really vast. The report of killing of Staines was presented in 151 days i.e. 5 months. But the report of 1984Â Delhi riots took 7,432 days i.e after full twenty years. Three people were killed in Staines killings but there were 3,000 killings in Delhi riots. Darasingh was awarded punishment of death by hanging. No one has been punished for Delhi riots.
Attack of Parliament was carried out on 13th December 2001. SC did not ask any report on it. But the swiftness shown by SC in asking report on attack on Gilani is astounding. Gilani had submitted an affidavit in the SC stating that there was a danger to his life from Delhi Police in the SC. Gilani case was to come for hearing on 9th February. It is beyond comprehension that 1 day before it, the Delhi Police will attack him just near the house of his advocate. But for Gilani, the colour of justice is different.
Darasingh in Staines killings was hanged. It is said that Darasingh was a notorious criminal. But people more notorious than Darasingh are today in the Union Ministry. The judiciary is more concerned about the criminals like Darasingh, but the judiciary has refused to interfere about the criminals in the Central Ministry. Because, the justice for Darasingh is different and for Taslimuddin Shahabuddin it is different. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Author: Ravindra Dani
Publication: Mumbai Tarun Bharat
Date: February 12, 2005
Although the colour of the blood of all i.e. of Prof. Gilani who was wounded two days ago, Stephens Lawrence of Britain, Stains from Manoharpur, Karsevaks in the Sabarmati Express and the three thousand Sikhs in the Capital is the same, the colour of the justice meted out to them is different. Tuesday night (7th Feb.) Prof. Gilani was attacked and on Wednesday morning itself, taking cognizance of it, Supreme Court asked of the Delhi Police a report. Home Minister called the Police Commissioner and questioned him. A number of capable honest Police Officers have been severely attacked or even killed. But the SC has never taken cognizance of them and asked Police for their report. Which means that the justice for the accused in the case of attack of Parliament is different one and the justice for the wounded Police Officers is different.
Justice for the Stains burning case of Manoharpur is one and the justice for the Godhra carnage is different one. Justice Banerjee says that the fire to the Sabarmati Coach could be due to a small cigarette butt, but Justice Wadhwa says the fire to the Motor of Stains cannot be lit without some inflammatory substance like Petrol or Diesel.
151 Vs 7432
The distance between 151 and 7432 is really vast. The report of killing of Staines was presented in 151 days i.e. 5 months. But the report of 1984Â Delhi riots took 7,432 days i.e after full twenty years. Three people were killed in Staines killings but there were 3,000 killings in Delhi riots. Darasingh was awarded punishment of death by hanging. No one has been punished for Delhi riots.
Attack of Parliament was carried out on 13th December 2001. SC did not ask any report on it. But the swiftness shown by SC in asking report on attack on Gilani is astounding. Gilani had submitted an affidavit in the SC stating that there was a danger to his life from Delhi Police in the SC. Gilani case was to come for hearing on 9th February. It is beyond comprehension that 1 day before it, the Delhi Police will attack him just near the house of his advocate. But for Gilani, the colour of justice is different.
Darasingh in Staines killings was hanged. It is said that Darasingh was a notorious criminal. But people more notorious than Darasingh are today in the Union Ministry. The judiciary is more concerned about the criminals like Darasingh, but the judiciary has refused to interfere about the criminals in the Central Ministry. Because, the justice for Darasingh is different and for Taslimuddin Shahabuddin it is different. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->