Brother Muzammil, I could not go through the reply by you on the said topic but still one sincere request as a brother, that please do not show your identity at this instance like TN College etc... please. Wassalamualykum wr wb
On 5/28/10, muzzammil khan <muzammilkhan...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > * Why even Kasab shouldn't be hanged !* > > > After a total hectic day at work I decided to give myself a relief by > coming on FB . But to my surprise (to add more things which I just avoided > in TOI ) I have my homepage being dirtied by status updates with same crap . > So I thought – *kyu na main bhi apne haath thode gande kar lu .. farak toh > padne waala hai nahi waise bhi par .. * > > I remember a quote from My Name is Khan : *Duniya main sirf do kism ke > insan hotey hai .. ek achchey aur ek burey* . Psst … Sorry Mr. SRK .. I > defer . *Main accha bhi hu aur bura bhi *:| > > People , specially the young lads think that what they have in their minds > is correct . Agreed that our politicians may be corrupt and senseless . But > a doctor is always a better doctor than the general public . A politician is > always a better politician than the general public doesnt matter how > illiterate he is . Its always relative . > > Everybody knows that who the real culprit is when it comes to 26/11 . But > Judiciary of a democratic front demands a fair and a healthy trial . Theres > nothing wrong if nodes in the upper hierarchy want him to be hanged . Ajmal > Kasab however .. I think cant be hanged ! No NOW he shouldnt be. > > Reminds me of Saudi Arabia which Media and people say has a very harsh and > cruel Judiciary system . But they tend to overlook some good points . If > they are Bad .. then they are bad for all . If they are Good .. then they > are good for all . If they have to give a particular punishment to a person > . They dont differentiate between a Pakistani Muslim and an Indian Muslim > nor do they differentiate between them and a non Muslim . Point is they are > and they have been CONSISTENT . > > In contrast, India has failed to be consistent in that sense . In fact they > do are consistent but in an altogether different perspective . I think the > degree of Crime done determines the appropriate punishment that is to be > given to the culprit . > If India can't punish the various culprits for the Crime that they have > done then they dont have the right to execute someone who happens to have > links with our all time foe- Pakistan . All they can do is keep declaring > the harsh punishments and avoid themselves from bringing them into action . > People used to say that A. Kalam wont hang Afzal Guru because he himself is > a Muslim ( I wonder if thats true ) . But now that we have Mrs. Patil as our > Presideent I have some gut feeling that even she would do the same . > This is because things there are govern under different priorities . They > need to give consideration to each and every aspect apart from vote banks . > * badey logon ke jhol chhotey logon ki samaj ke baahar hotey hai .*Oh yes, > some *jhol jhaal* are very correct . > > If we have failed to punish the culprits of Babri Masjid demolition .. we > cant punish the preparators of 92 bombings ( though something done wrong is > wrong ) . We are helpless . If we are not equal for that then we cant be for > this either . If they want to punish those involved in serial bombings > across various cities using all those high wi-fi technologies or for that > matter the SIMI members . Go ahead I have no problem . But what about those > involved in Gujrat riots or the lesser culprits Maoists and Naxalites . > > I know I sounded like Narendra Modi when I made the previous few statements > . But cant help. I always find some good things even in a bad person . > Afterall I want to be a good human being . > > Terrorists whether internal or external are terrorists . Treat them equally > . Both act amount to death penalty . If you think some were more atrocious > then let them have their last breath with more difficulty ( provided you are > clever enough to avoid the human activists ) > > Our judiciary is very good at handling small wrongdoings . For instance > take : Robbery . It doesnt really consider what Region , Religion , Caste > the theif belongs to or for that matter what is his citizenship . Even > foreigners have been punished for involving themselves in acts like Rape . > > Same principle needs to be applied in case of terrorism . As I always say > dont handle terrorism with hatred but with justice and equality and be > CONSISTENT in it . > > All India needs according to me is a change . A revolution in its acts . > Guys ,we have a democracy . We dont have a military rule .Let the world know > that we will neither forget nor forgive and would be very much clear on this > consistently . If India needs to have the change and have a START with Ajmal > Kasab . Good . Go ahead . But there is a question from my side . Will you be > able to be consistent in this ? If yes then the whole world cant keep > themselves far away from loving India :| > > * This little essay only represent My thoughts and in no way has any > relation whatsoever with ideology of My community or Religion or of people > who are related to me directly or indirectly. > > Would be glad if someone could appropriately correct any frailties of my > thoughts . > > > On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Venugopalan K M <kmvenuan...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Why Afzal Must Not Be Hanged >> By Nandita Haksar >> >> "..The Supreme Court of India acquitted Mohammad Afzal of the charges of >> belonging to any terrorist organisation. There was not even an iota of >> evidence produced by the prosecution to link Afzal with any banned >> organisation. Secondly, Afzal was not directly involved in the killing of >> anyone. Thirdly, the Supreme Court rejected his confession because it was >> found to be extracted by torture... >> >> ...Despite this the Supreme Court sentenced Afzal Guru to death. Why? The >> Supreme Court held: "The incident, which resulted in heavy casualties, had >> shaken the entire nation and the collective conscience of the society will >> only be satisfied if the capital punishment is awarded to the offender... >> >> ...In a resolution passed in Srinagar on September 24, 2005 the leaders of >> the movement for Kashmir's self-determination asked the following question: >> "We the people of Kashmir ask: why the collective conscience of Indians is >> not shaken by the fact that a Kashmiri has been sentenced to death without a >> fair trial, without a chance to represent himself? Throughout the trial at >> the Sessions Court Mohammad Afzal asked the Judge to appoint a lawyer. He >> even named various lawyers but they all refused to represent him. Is it his >> fault that the Indian lawyers think it is more patriotic to allow a Kashmiri >> to die rather than ensure he gets a fair trial?.. >> >> This resolution was signed by Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Shabir Ahmad Shah, >> Mohammad Yaseen Malik, Mian Abdul Qayyoom and Nisar Mir. >> >> ...Now once again Afzal is being hanged by the media..." >> >> >> >> >> >> >> http://www.countercurrents.org/haskar270510.htm >> >> If Azal is hanged today will it resolve any problem? Will it satisfy the >> conscience of this country? Will all those gunning for him feel any safer? >> The answer to all these questions is 'no'. Hanging Afzal under the pressure >> of the Hindu Right-wing lobby would only endanger Indian security and would >> be a stigma on Indian democracy >> >> >> >> -- >> >> >> You cannot build anything on the foundations of caste. You cannot build up >> a nation, you cannot build up a morality. Anything that you will build on >> the foundations of caste will crack and will never be a whole. >> -AMBEDKAR >> >> >> >> http://venukm.blogspot.com >> >> http://www.shelfari.com/kmvenuannur >> >> http://kmvenuannur.livejournal.com >> >> -- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "humanrights movement" group. >> To post to this group, send email to >> humanrights-movem...@googlegroups.com. >> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to >> humanrights-movement+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com<humanrights-movement%2bunsubscr...@googlegroups.com> >> . >> For more options, visit this group at >> http://groups.google.com/group/humanrights-movement?hl=en. >> > > > > -- > MUZZAMMIL KHAN > TN MEDICAL COLLEGE > BYL NAIR CH. HOSPITAL > MUMBAI 400 008 > Mob : +91-9224-78-43-78 > > the name is Khan ..... 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