Fwd: [indicjournalists] the center didn't know about the kanchi arrest? really?

[Guest guest]

indicjournalists, "Gautam Sen"

<sengautam01> wrote:

 

I know for a fact that the Centre was informed and at the very

highest

level. And this interaction with the Centre represents an implicit

opening

of a dialogue between them and Jayalalitha. From the Congress point

of view,

it has the welcome effect of strengthening its hand vis-a-vis DMK.

The

sentiments of Hindus are very cheap indeed.

Hindu religious leaders should issue the equivalent of a 'fatwa' and

deliver

a curse against Jayalalitha. In a superstitious country like ours it

will

have a very salutary psychological impact. All this stuff about

willing to

face the consequences 'if I am guilty' is utter tosh - merely

further

evidence of the bankruptcy of Hindus. This unfolding tragedy is not

a game

of table tennis since the crossing of this line in the sand conveys

a

message that anything can be done against Hindus. I will personally

ensure a

solemn prayer in Pashupathinath against these accursed Brahmins.

 

GS

 

-

"Rajeev, S." <rajeev.srinivasan@g...>

<indicjournalists>

Wednesday, November 17, 2004 8:27 PM

[indicjournalists] the center didn't know about the kanchi

arrest?

really?

 

 

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> November 17

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> It is hard to believe the UPA government was completely innocent,

as it

> maintains. Whatever Jayalalitha's and Karunanidhi's role in the

event, it

> is difficult to imagine anyone taking a drastic step without

informing

> Shivraj Patil, the Home Minister. For instance, if there were a

serious

> law-and-order problem arising from the arrest, then it would be an

> excuse/reason to immediately bring down the Jayalalitha government

and

> impose central rule under article 356, and Jayalalitha is well

aware of

> this. Karunanidhi, of course, enjoys considerable clout at the

center,

> comparable to what Chandrababu Naidu enjoyed with the NDA

government.

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> Arjun Singh, Prime Minister-in-waiting and rabidly anti-Hindu, has

> finished most of his re-toxifying work, and so has had a little

time on

> his hands. He may had input into this, too.

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