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"I don't think it was the right way, what I have done, but the issue is right." Mr. Singh didn't say whether he was inspired by Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zeidi, who last month was sentenced to three years in prison for throwing his shoes at former U.S. President George W. Bush in Baghdad
The Indian congress can't even uphold the laws like the new Iraqis do. What if the shoe thrower had something like the london bomber had in an aircraft?In the US, upon entering any federal building a strip search is done. Even on children. Time our nation upheld it's own laws.http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=941252&TPN=34
Now with the growing trend of shoes being used as "missiles "the journalists will have to appear bare foot for any press conference 😉 😆
On a serious note, as far as upholding law is concerned ,our country is doing very badly indeed. The main reason is that the laws do not apply to every citizen equally. Those in power R the foremost in flaunting all rules !😲 How many of our politicians go through security cheks, they dont even like to display their I cards & God save the ignorant new security personnel who fails to recognise these high & mighty & dares to perform his duty of asking for their I card. He is sure to B transferred or suspended.
Anupamaa
