R.I.P Kasab!!!!!

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Posted: 13 years ago

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I don't know about chidambaram case, but pom pom carriers came out quite hard on mamata. Her own party member made a song and it spread like fire all over.

Anyways, people seem awfully focussed on freedom of expression and totally forget the pandering to the might part.

I was pointing out how their record would have a blemish. I for the record think it was okay that they were arrested, but not okay how they had to gurantee 15,000 rupees as bail, it made it look like they did a criminal offense.

. And it was definitely not okay for those people to vandalize her uncle's clinic, mistreat patients and police not becoming active in it and curbing that down.

People seem to find so much time condemning the action of the two girls and the possible repurccastions but not what actually had happened.

I wish people would not relate two different issues together. If we are praising mumbai police and their capability to maintain law and order, we should also criticize their failure to nab miscreants as well.

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Rehanism
^^ Didn't I clearly say that I am not debating on the relevance of Capital Punishment? I was merely expressing my disapproval of 'celebrating' someone's death..People who claim to have 'respect for other people's life' should ideally not behave like ones who don't have such respect..By rejoicing at one's death they are clearly not establishing their regard for human life - they are merely proving their vengefulness..

This, according to me, is the sort of behavior I expect from matured people (the ones who REALLY hold human life in high regard):
https://kafila.org/2012/11/22/a-2611-victim-who-refuses-to-celebrate-kasabs-execution/

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Posted: 13 years ago

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very happy with this decision.. but it should have happened long time back.

wish other terrorists like him also get punished.

many are not in the limelight like Kasab, ministers who were a part of conspiracies or riots should also have the same end.

no mercy for any terrorists.

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Im proud that there is a system in place to try n sentence criminals n it worked . We are not a banana republic. But we should differentiate mass murderers like kasab also a terrorist n the rest . It should be a fast track court n justice meted at earliest.

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@ChanandlerBong

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Posted: 13 years ago

#25

4 damn years 😲

This is India 🤣

RIP eh ???? it must be RIH 😆

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Rehanism
Don't want to start a debate on relevance of Capital Punishment (Yes, I am against it), but I can't help but say that its certainly disturbing to see people, who call themselves 'civilians', celebrating someone's death - no matter who he was or what he did in his life...Even if they support death penalty, they could have behaved in a more dignified way once it has been carried out, instead of distributing sweets and dancing and calling for 'second Diwali'..

i dont think concept of celebrating death of a monster is something new to india.(dussera?) so i dont think celebrating his death is nothing wrong. he was a monster who killed mercilessly with utter disregard for human life and no remorse. in this age of internet and news papers and media, how can a person be brainwashed totally is beyond my comprehension.

So it was diwali, id xmas and everything else because we had been waiting for it for 4 longgg yrs.

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