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I read in newspaper today that administrative reform commission in his reprt submitted to pm has disclosed that after studying on fighting terrorism of various countries we have come to conclusuion that our laws are very weak,in fighting terrorism,in investigation,trial and conviction and as such we have to change our policies drastically but do you think our politicians will learn any lesson from it due to vote bank politics?
Asked by Ramesh Agarwal,
18 Nov '08 08:46 pm
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India is perhaps the only country which has two terms which you will not find any where in the world. 1) "Encounter " 2) "Vote bank policy" .
Answered by QueSera Sera, 18 Nov '08 08:50 pm
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Vote bank politics is stronger than national interests to communal parties like Congress. Such things will change when secular parties like BJP come to,power.
Answered by venkat ramani ramachandran, 19 Nov '08 10:05 am
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Indian law is actually harsher than US & UK law when it comes to "fighting terrorism." Present Indian law (WITHOUT POTA) gives police full power to append, detain & interrogate anyone deemed a suspect and also conduct encounters. In the US & UK, they need the approval of a court & a police commission approval (in the case of encounter) to do the same. And moreover, terrorists don't care what the law of the land is when they strike. No government in India is prepared to REALLY fight terror- which involves going to PoK and conducting special forces operations (covert) there.
Answered by A Moin, 19 Nov '08 09:56 pm
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No they will not learn . They are interested in all these.
Answered by Dardedil, 18 Nov '08 08:49 pm
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In the first place, was it necessary to look upto other countries to do what we must to curb it in the first place.
You try to bring in some strong legislation - it is sure to be objected to by one party or the other. It is our system that is creating problems.
Answered by S. Ramesh, 18 Nov '08 08:48 pm
You try to bring in some strong legislation - it is sure to be objected to by one party or the other. It is our system that is creating problems.
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So long we have appeasement policy in our country nothing can come up.
Answered by Ramchander kumar kushwaha, 18 Nov '08 08:55 pm
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