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     Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18341 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 68.32.27.63 Rating: |
Perversion of justice Punish Teesta Setalvad for blatant perjury Teesta Setalvad, high profile ‘human rights’ activist and head of the pompously named NGO Citizens for Justice and Peace, finds herself trapped in the elaborate web of deceit and lies she has relentlessly spun ever since the post-Godhra violence in Gujarat eight years ago. Her brazenly motivated and biased campaign against the Government headed by Chief Minister Narendra Modi with the sole intention of defaming him and the BJP, apart from maligning Hindus as a community, has been sustained by Left-liberal poseurs in the media and south Delhi’s commentariat which believes it has monopoly over truth. That the ‘truth’ which Ms Setalvad and her admirers peddle with such vigour, and which has come to taint the Union Government’s approach towards Gujarat, is no more than a concoction of stories that are more fiction than fact is fast coming to the fore. A Muslim associate of Ms Setalvad, whose conscience has rebelled against the latter’s devious means to implicate individuals in manufactured cases, has gone public with details of how affidavits were drafted in a particular manner and ‘victims’ made to sign on them without being told of their contents. Earlier, this newspaper had published a documented report of Ms Setalvad handing over money to ‘witnesses’ whose affidavits she had drafted and who had willy-nilly become captive to her wiles. And now we have further evidence of how Ms Setalvad has sought to pervert the course of justice by tutoring witnesses and getting them to file affidavits that reflect her version of events that has no bearing at all with what transpired in Gujarat in the wake of the ghastly burning of Sabarmati Express coaches, in which kar sevaks were travelling, at Godhra. One of the accused in the post-Godhra violence, who has been in jail on account of these tutored witnesses and their patently false affidavits, has filed an application in the Supreme Court, pointing out how the SIT during its investigations had stumbled across evidence of Ms Setalvad’s perjury. In one particular case, 22 identical affidavits were filed by ‘witnesses’. When asked to explain the remarkable similarity, the ‘witnesses’ said they had been made to sign on the affidavits by Ms Setalvad and were not aware of their contents. In yet another case, in which rape has been alleged, the ‘witness’ has disowned the contents of his affidavit and admitted that he was made to sign on it by Ms Setalvad after the so-called ‘victim’ indignantly told the SIT that she had not been raped. The Supreme Court will take up the application exposing Ms Setalvad for hearing later this month and it is hoped that justice will be done. If there has been a concerted effort by Ms Setalvad and her NGO to influence the course of justice, as the evidence overwhelmingly suggests, the Supreme Court should mete out exemplary punishment to her and her associates so that others are not tempted to tread the same path. Meanwhile, the apex court should halt proceedings in all courts till such time the issue of perjury is settled. http://www.dailypioneer.com/290515/Perversion-of-justice.htm l Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5285 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTCLWGaS-RY modi visits lajja goswami....felicitates her and hands over 5 lakh cheque | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18336 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 155.94.62.222 Rating: N/A |
nenu JDU ki takkuva vachi .. BJP ki koncham ekkuva raavali ani korukuntunna .. relatively .. Nitish ni opposition lo unchadam kaadu .. govt lo ne BJP maata vinettu raavali results .. last time .. JDU - 88 .. BJP - 55 .. ee sari BJP ki 65, JDU ki 75 vasthe chaalu .. moosukuni koorchuntadu Nitish .. !!! and that is possible only if Cong can split Muslim vote heavily from RJD-LJP/JDU ..  Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5284 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 192.127.94.7 Rating: N/A |
neni bihar lo nitish gaadu odipovali anukuntunna....Lalu-Ljp-cong combo ki majority kante 5 seats vaste oka pani aipotundhi.......dikku mokku lenodini CM cheste chala ekkuva voohinchukuntunnadu useless fellow | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18334 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 155.94.62.222 Rating: N/A |
Annai .. nenu meeku cheppana leda? Arun Jaitley ki Modi ki confrontation ledu ani .. ika Bihar lo matram tappu chesaru BJP vaallu .. tokkalo Nitish kosam .. Modi ni aapesaru .. burralu levu okkadiki kuda .. long term goals choosukoru .. eppudu short term advantages ee !!! vellamma .. eppatiki bagupadataro .. ika Sushmaji PM avudaam anukunte .. God bless .. BJP ki kanisam 120 seats kuda raavu .. !!! Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5283 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 192.127.94.7 Rating: N/A |
http://expressbuzz.com/opinion/columnists/modi’s-high-stakes-game/216164.html Like them or not, Rahul Gandhi, Mayawati and Narendra Modi will be players in the future. For all three, the year 2012 will be a watershed, which will have a bearing on their political fortunes. The outcome of the UP polls is expected to give a fillip — or otherwise — to Rahul Gandhi’s leadership. The UP elections will also determine Mayawati’s political graph. And the year 2012 will also unfold the political prospects — and strategy — of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Modi’s convincing victory in the just-concluded elections to six corporations in Gujarat has taken his supporters and opponents by surprise. More so as Modi had been on the defensive. He had to contend with a large number of rebels in the fray. The Congress had mounted an offensive against him on the encounter of Sheikh Sohrabuddin and the CM’s close aide and former home minister Amit Shah had been put behind bars. Many believe that this strategy not only fell flat but proved to be counterproductive. In five out of the six corporations, Modi won by a two-thirds and even a three-fourths majority, demolishing any impression that the Gujarat CM was losing ground in his home state. It was as if the middle class Gujaratis wanted to provide Modi with a suraksha chakra. Some would like to dismiss the Modi victory — he made it a prestige issue and addressed half a dozen rallies a day, focusing more on national than local issues — as nothing surprising. For Gujarat has been a laboratory of the Hindutva forces, and the state is more urban in its spread than many other states of India. The significance of the Modi victory lies as much for the Congress as for the BJP. The Gujarat chief minister is successfully weakening the Congress in the state. Only in Junagadh — where there is a sizeable Muslim population — the opposition defeat was somewhat respectable. Otherwise, it was a rout for the Congress everywhere. If anything, the polls show the systematic decimation of the Congress and this should worry the central leadership of the party. More so, as the BJP had recently wrested the Kathlal seat in a by-election, which the Congress had not lost for 50 years. The truth is that the Congress does not know how to emerge as an alternative to the BJP in Gujarat. It neither has the leadership to take on Modi, nor does it have a strategy to counter the challenge posed by him, nor for that matter has it demonstrated the political will to grapple with it. As for the BJP, last year, when the post of the party president was under consideration, the BJP had sent two names to the RSS for its view. These were Nitin Gadkari and Narendra Modi. The first preference of L K Advani was Modi. But surprisingly, Modi had shown his disinclination to don the head-of-the-party mantle. Being the shrewd politician that he is, he knew that the battle for the 2014 general elections would be waged only after 2012. The UP elections slated for that year would be a semi-final. And UP is a tricky proposition for any BJP chief to turn around. Clearly, a BJP defeat in the country’s largest state would have hardly encouraged Modi’s chances to lead the party in the general elections. Modi obviously did not want the failure in UP to be dogging his footsteps. If he now manages to win the forthcoming panchayat and municipality elections, in which over 30 million people will indicate their preferences, and if he is able to retain Gujarat for the BJP again two years down the line, Modi would be the frontrunner for party president next time. In 2012, BJP chief Nitin Gadkari’s term comes to an end. As far as the sangh is concerned, Modi was acceptable to the RSS even last year. It is more his colleagues in the party who have had reservations about him, for obvious reasons. In the last couple of years, he has tried to undo the damage done during his first stint as CM, when he had managed to alienate not just his colleagues in the BJP but also Gujarat leaders in the RSS and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, and they saw him as a maverick, not a team leader. But of late, he has been bending over backwards to play down his importance to counter the charge of ‘arrogance’. Time and again he has stated that he was only a ‘small worker’, that it was the party which mattered and that the recent victory was not of Modi but of ‘Team BJP’. Narendra Modi has also been trying for an image makeover in order to live down his post-Godhra image which makes him persona non grata in large parts of the country as also with some Western governments which have refused to welcome him into their countries. That is why he has gone out of his way to focus on the bread and butter issues, zeroing in on the development agenda. He also gave Muslims tickets in the Muslim-dominated areas in the recent civic polls. One of the first statements he made after the poll victory was to attribute it to the Muslim vote for the BJP, and went to the extent of saying that without it, the BJP would not have been so successful. There are many in the sangh who believe that of all the BJP leaders, he is best placed today to galvanise public opinion for the BJP. But because he comes with baggage, it would be very difficult for him to be projected as the BJP’s PM candidate in the next electoral round, for the simple reason that he will not be acceptable to the BJP’s allies. (That explains his recent emphasis on winning over Muslims) Nitish Kumar has had his way in keeping Modi out of Bihar for campaigning in the forthcoming state elections. It is not for nothing that Sushma Swaraj has been forging closer relationships with the BJP’s allies, using her position as Leader of the Opposition to build bridges with them. Arun Jaitley has all along supported Modi. He would hope that if Modi is unacceptable for the top job, then Modi would back Jaitley, were such an eventuality to arise. It is widely held in the Sangh Parivar that Modi would like to make a bid to takeover the reins of the BJP, after he has demonstrated his mass appeal yet once in the state elections of 2012. The recent civic elections are a stepping stone in that direction. Modi’s runaway civic victory goes to make him that much more invincible as a leader, and to silence his critics within the party. Narendra Modi is playing for high stakes. He is doing everything possible to reach out for greater acceptability within his own party and amongst a wider constituency. Clearly, he will keep his aces up his sleeve and play them only at the appropriate time, if his moment comes in 2012 |
