[paniithyd] The silent majority to blame - MP threatens the highest Police Officer

apr 23rd, 2009

 

this is a good reason why nobody wants lots of mohammedans in their neighborhood: it soon turns into taliban territory, a mini-pakistan.

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Subject: [paniithyd] The silent majority to blame

Look at the news item below. One MP threatens the highest Police
Officer in the state - not in his bedroom with the doors closed but in
front of newspaper reporters and TV camera.

This is the not the first. The Urban development body wanted to break
a compound wall as it was encroaching on the footpath. They arrived
with the demolition squad after sufficient notice and no response. (No
tanks, No medium artillery or heavy artillery etc)
Another MLA stopped them with a few supporters. When the town planner
was not intimidated by the MLA, the MLA started firing from his gun.
The case was discussed thread bare. The conclusions were. The MLA felt
threatened by the Town planning staff. He was afraid for his life. So
he fired from his LICENSED gun to protect himself. Then the next twist
was, he filed a case of criminal intimidation on the town planners.
The Govt. SUSPENDED the town planners pending enquiry!!!

And this house is half km from the legislative assembly, less then 1
km from the Secretariat, in the middle of what used to be considered
THE PLACE in town, before the IT companies started flaunting their
wealth in the city. AND the house does not belong to the MLA. He may
have done that job for a consideration.

Assuring that these stories are not from Aesop fables or Panchatantra.

ramanan


http://www.hindu.com/200904/19/stories/2009041950340100.htm

Asaduddin Owaisi in trouble Special Correspondent
— PHOTO: P.V. SIVAKUMAR

UNDER SCANNER: MIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi shares a light moment with
women in old city on Saturday.

HYDERABAD: MIM president Asaduddin Owaisi, who is a candidate for the
Hyderabad Lok Sabha seat, has landed himself in trouble on Saturday
for his remark purportedly asking Director General of Police A. K.
Mohanty to shed his uniform and face him in an electoral battle.

Viewing the remark seriously, Chief Electoral Officer I. V. Subba Rao
termed it as "intemperate, objectionable and intolerant" from a party
leader who was expected to use every word with a sense of
responsibility.

It amounted to making comments on an election officer and a senior
public servant who was trying his best to ensure a free and fair
election.. He said he had sent a detailed report on the issue to the
Election Commission.

The City Police registered a case against Mr. Owaisi. A case under
Section 189 (Threat of injury to public servant) of the Indian Penal
Code was booked against him based on a written complaint given by the
Kamatipura Inspector A. Rami Reddy.
"We will also examine the footage telecast in various news channels
for taking action against Mr. Owaisi," the Inspector said.

It is stated that after being released on bail in a different case,
Mr. Owaisi visited Bahadurpura where re-polling was in progress in a
booth. When reporters sought his reaction to the case registered
against him, he reportedly observed "the DGP is arrogant. Let him come
out of his uniform and face me in an election fight".

Mr. Owaisi had objected to the appointment of Mr. Mohanty as DGP when
the EC was considering one IPS officer out of a panel of four names
for filling the top post. Delegations of the BJP and Grand Alliance
met the CEO highlighting the alleged "criminal activities" perpetrated
by MIM leaders in the old city of Hyderabad, and seeking action
against Mr. Owaisi. Leading the GA team, P. Madhu, CPI (M) and Ibrahim
Masquati, Telugu Desam candidate in Charminar Assembly segment,
complained that a person by name Hussain Jafferi, suffered deep cuts
on his back as "MIM goondas" had attacked him with sabres.