What is SIU & How it functions?

Originally posted by: Randeepfan

Well after tonight's episode its all most clear that SIU compels ppl to join especially those who r unfortunately somehow related to terrorism or the victims of it.Mrs Jacob's story is also one kind of same with rashmi. Wondering whether Intelligence Agencies really work like this? But I remember Randeep said that ppl join SIU willingly,no one can compel them.Then how it differs in case of Mrs Jacob and Rashmi?These two r nt trained professionals nor cops,bt they r working as agents where as Randeep n Vidisha r trained cops.So there must be some difference between them.Now i seriously wonder abt such organisation's functionality.And the man they got as the chief i would rather dont mention him is busy in settling personal scores.Great going.

Originally posted by: MaddyO

I think probably that is the way only Swami recruits!!! Not others. U remember after suspension from STF when Swami offers Randeep to work together, Randeep refuses point blank saying I do not want to work with those who take credit for others work. Then suddenly he is shown working with Swami. They have kept that a mystery. From serial point of view SIU agent works better, then they can be anything and if Swami's example is to go by shoot anybody!

Originally posted by: RoseyKush

I havent catched thw episode yet once I am done I will give my reviews too

Originally posted by: sweet_bebo

Agree...
Bt der r chances that d victim's family member who has joined SIU may also double cross SIU...
Lyk d SIU officrs r doin bt joining d othr gangs...
Wt is d guarantee that these ppl will stay honest...bcoz evry damn person can't b as honest n patriotic as randeep...n dat 2 wn their own family members r in jail...!!

Originally posted by: Randeepfan

</div>Exactly d very same thing I already expressed in one of my posts.There is no gurantee at all that these ppl will be loyal n dedicated to d nation.After all everyone cant have d same spirit as randeep has.He kept his nation above his family.But we cant expect d same frm everyone.
<div>Its a kind of blackmailing.

Originally posted by: sweet_bebo

yup literally blackmailing...
N i think blackmailing most of the tym has reverse effects...