Operation Blue Star - Whom to Blame?

Who was responsible for this bloody battle Hindus, Sikhs, Politics, Fundamentalism or as the Government said, some foreign hand - Pakistan, China? Everyone you ask has his/her own reasons for biasing, you never know whom to believe or whom to not; who is lying or who is saying truth

According to govt.’s version the casualties in Operation Blue Star were - 83 troops, 493 Civilians/Terrorist; where in actual the figure goes well beyond 2000 which majorly include innocent civilians. I wonder why always such a blunder exists in government records. So, who is responsible for all the killings? The only way to know the truth is to read about those times as much as one can and then use his/her common sense to drive some conclusion. I may be wrong, I may be right but I tried to read and think as rational as I could, without any biasing:

Congress Party (Indira Gandhi/ Sanjay Gandhi/ Giani Zail Singh) - It is very enticing simply to blame Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and his brand of Sikh fundamentalism, which may seem to be very harsh judgment, because fundamentalism does not exist in vacuum. Indira Gandhi was responsible for creating a political atmosphere which made the fundamentalism of Bhindranwale relevant.

June 1 to 6, 1984. The Indian army invaded Harimandir Sahib Complex on the orders of the Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi. But the catastrophe had its origin well before that in the Punjab’s political environment. After the defeat of Congress party in 1977 elections in Punjab, Giani Zail Singh then president of India and a trustworthy close friend of the Prime Minister, along with Sanjay Gandhi (Elder son of the Prime Minister) was given the responsibility to uplift congress party in Punjab.

In contrast to the general belief that Bhindranwale is an Akali Dal man, he was all from the Congress party. It was Indira Gandhi’s Congress party which launched Bhindranwale to counter Akali Dal trinity. Bhindranwale even supported and campaigned for the congress candidates in 1980 general elections in Amritsar constituency. It was Indira Gandhi’s government which allowed him to usurp its role in Punjab in-spite of all the terrorism and killings he was involved in. Bhindranwale had got the full support of the central government and the home ministry. “Indira Gandhi created a monster she could not control”

It is believed that, burning of Bhindranwale’s sermons by the police while they attempted to arrest him in Chando Kalan (Haryana) turned him against his political godfather, Zail Singh and Indira Gandhi. But Giani Zail Singh continued thinking that he can use him for their political instincts against Akali Dal and his congress alley Darbara Singh (Then chief minister of Punjab and a rival of Giani Zail Singh). So up till the end he was in full support of Bhindranwale, he was in direct contact with Bhindranwale till his last day.

Even if Indira Gandhi had arrested Bhindranwale after assassination of Jagat Narain or DIG of Police Mr. Atwal or many other high profile citizens whose killings are instigated by Bhindranwale’s men there would have been no assault on the Akal Takht. Even if Indira Gandhi had acted when she first got reports that Bhindranwale was fortifying the Golden Temple complex, it would still not have been too late. But she didn’t as she wanted to use him for her petty political gains against the Akali Dal or as some people say against the Sikh psyche. Indira Gandhi’s wrong political tactics & indecisiveness is the main reason for all the blood shed. She acted too late and too much.

A situation which could have been resolved without a shot being fired was allowed to deteriorate to the point where the sanctity of a place of worship was dishonored in the most brutal way with death and destruction.

Akali Dal - The Akali Dal trinity must also bear their share of the responsibility. Sikh leadership was as much responsible as the government for the disaster. It was the Akali Dal leaders surrender to Bhindranwale which dragged the situation off-limit. Badal and Longowal lacked the courage to stand out against a force they knew was evil and Tohra tried to use it for his own ambitions of being the chief minister of the state. Sikhs and their leaders should have been the firsts to through Bhindranwale out when he occupied the highest seat of Sikh authority ‘The Akal Takht’, but they didn’t.

Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala – Indian govt. was responsible for the disaster and was responsible to let the situation come to that criticality that they had to involve army in the battle against their own people. But the culprit behind the army invasion into the Harimandir Sahib and the destruction of the holly Akal Takht is Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala.

Will talk about his fundamentalism little later, first question is why at all he moved into the Akal Takht, he was the only person other than Guru Hargobind Singh, and his family, to reside in the Akal Takht. If he really was genuine enough then he should have stayed out of Harimandir Sahib and should have dealt with the government and army from outside only. But in actual he was a coward, and feared from the Government and the Police, that’s why twice he hide himself in Gurdwaras to save himself from the arrest and at-last take the sanctuary of Akal Takht, when he find no else place safe to be alive. Then he fortified the historic Takhat, with rifles, assault weapons & grenades which is never good for any religious place. He had been criticized for this act at that time as well, but the politicos and the persons (majorly Congressmen) who wanted to raise the conflict were in his favor and even backed him in his decision.

Bank robberies, money extortion and murders not only of the Hindus as the paid media elevated but also of the Sikhs who genuinely opposed him. He was not serving any religion but himself; he was not killing the enemies of Sikhism but his personal enemies. By 1983 more than 500 people had been murdered throughout the Punjab by armed brigades of young motor cycle driving terrorists. It’s not that, the government didn’t know about Bhindranwale’s movements but they deliberately didn’t try to stop him and what happened because of that is all history.

Indian Army – Using army against a person who fortified a holly place is not at all wrong but it was particularly unwise of the Indian army to surround Guru Arjun Dev’s Golden Temple on the anniversary of his martyrdom. The Golden Temple and the surrounding guest houses were filled with 3000 or more pilgrims, guests and employees of the complex. Many had come to visit the Temple on the Martyrdom day of Guru Arjun Dev.

At first this Operation was not at all needed as until June 1 1984, Bhindranwale held his regular public meetings on the roof of the Langar hall. The meetings were open to all, and it should have been possible for a group of commandos to nab him there by using minimal force. This was not done. It should also have been easy for specially trained sharp-shooters, who had positioned themselves on the buildings around the temple, to target Bhindranwale and his armed followers, and to "neutralize" them. On June 1 afternoon, mixed groups of various security agencies that had occupied the multi-storied buildings in the circumference did open fire against the temple complex when Bhindranwale was holding his audience on the roof of the Langar hall. Instead of targeting Bhindranwale, the shooters aimed at various buildings, including the main shrine of Harimandir Sahib which received 34 bullet marks.

If we consider that the operation was necessary and there was no way-out then also, Indian and foreign military experts believe that the plan as well as the intelligence was at fault. The Army commanders had thought that the size and might of the forces employed to route the Takht's occupiers would convince the Singhs to surrender, but they forget the long tradition of the Sikhs to fight and get martyrdom. There was a total lack of intelligence, that too when the military knew that the commander of the Bhindranwale army is their own army man Major Shahbeg Singh. They could have get the proper layout and gun placements of the Bhindranwale before the operation if they wanted too, but don’t know why, but it seems that all the operation was done in a hurry and without any planning.

The least creditable part of the operation blue star is to evacuate hostel complex in the middle of the operation and because of that hundreds of innocent people died and almost all by army firing, Which Major Brar (Operation Commander) denied in all his interviews but the eyewitness accounts tells a different story of mishandling of innocent people even women and children by the army personnel.

Major Brar said that enormous calls were made to ask the innocent people to come out but every eyewitness had denied these claims. Major even told the press that only one tank had been driven on to the parikrama, and that it had only fired its secondary armament, a 7.62mm machine gun, but the real story is far different and Bhindranwale was blasted out of the Takht with 105mm main armament of Indian Vijayanta tanks and the damage to Akal Takht tells it all. To make matter worse, Indian army simultaneously attacked 74 other Gurdwaras all over Punjab which can be handled without fire power but the army didn’t try that. 257 persons were shot down during the storming of the Dukhniwaran Gurdwara in my home town Patiala. 

Other then above mentioned, there are many more people who were also to be blamed for the blood shed; then Chief Minister of Punjab Darbara Singh, Chief Minister of Haryana Bhajan Lal and many courtiers of Indira Gandhi’s Darbar tried their best to fuel the fire.

And the attack on Golden temple only alleviated the secessionist movement and overnight Bhindranwale became a folk hero. It is a known fact that more people died after this attack in next two years then from 1977-1984 while the attack on golden temple was to curb the "secessionist movement". It was obvious that sooner or later Indira Gandhi will have to suffer for this destruction. In November of same year, two Sikhs of Delhi police killed her at her residence. Then riots against Sikhs followed in Delhi, Kanpur, and other cities in all over India in which more then 15,000 Sikhs were murdered in broad daylight by the supporters of Indira Gandhi while police meekly watched.

But that’s for sure; Operation Blue Star was not a battle against the Sikhs, it was a battle in which infantry and artillery were used against a small group of Sikhs who had fortified the golden temple complex. The tragedy is that many Sikhs do not accept this.

And it’s even surer, that holocaust of innocent Sikhs in Delhi after Mrs. Gandhi’s assassination was deliberately planned and the government machinery and police was actively involved in it. The tragedy is that the so called democratic government does not accept this bitter truth and the justice is still pending.

References:

Amritsar – Indira Gandhi’s last battle (Mark Tully & Satish Jacobs)

Operation Blue Star (K S Brar)

A History of the Sikhs (Khushwant Singh)

India the siege with-in (MJ AKBAR)

Bhindranwale- myth and reality (Chand Joshi)

Plenty of eyewitness accounts on Wikipedia, Sikhiwiki and YouTube.

e-kabootar

We were in Sector 31 Market for some evening snacks. I parked my car and was waiting for Neiha who was busy in shifting her stuff underneath front seats to keep it away from the onlookers’ vision (She is so conscious about all this after her car was stolen a year back). Anyway, I was looking around when my hallucination was controlled by a big Text board on one of the road side electric poles.

Amazing, isn’t it? After a moment we both were reading and laughing at it. We moved to OM sweets, and our talks were all concentrated on this board only. I don’t know why but this proposal style took me twenty years back to Sooraj Barjatya’s ‘Maine Pyaar Kiya’; remember that song “Kabootar Ja Ja Ja”? Those were the times when people used that sweet little bird for their ‘pyaar ka izhaar’; some love-fanatics even used their blood on that tiny piece of paper to show off their madness. I think that mode of conveying love through paper sheets or cards had the longest life span.

Then came the audacious way of proposing, face to face. Some times it ends on a happy note and some times with a five finger mark on the cheek. All these forms of conveying love messages are still alive (hoping that kabootars are still used as post masters in some hidden part of the world). But most of the present day aashiqs took a more convenient e-path. In todays tech-savvy time when everything from shopping to real estate to matrimony to jobs is available on internet; why should our love birds be remain intact to the old love letter styles.  Now a days thousands of love stories starts daily through e-kabootars like G-talk, Yahoo-messenger, Facebook. Why to go far, even my own love story started from Orkut and you know the results; so this method is also successful ;)

But still in this fast paced e-world, I believe ‘out of the box’ proposals like the one I mentioned above have high rate of success; that’s another thing that they require lot of time and efforts, but I think your ‘love of the life’ deserves that much.

So guys keep inventing and keep the spirit of love alive.

GOD does not have a FaceBook account

I have enough free time or you can say I am a FaceBook addict (but I am not), so I login to FB multiple times a day. And every time I login, I see a God’s photo or a religious update on one or other friend’s profile; presently the Hindu-Muslim riots photographs in Assam & Mumbai are the prominent ones (I am sure most of them are morphed). On seeing so many religious updates sometimes I worry if GOD has a FaceBook account; Ya, that can be the only reason everyone is eager to show their love for the God (infact religion) in here.

This reminds me of a story about an innocent child’s faith on GOD, which I read during my school times. A child writes a letter to GOD, requesting him for Rs.100. He didn’t know God’s address, so he posted it with a title ‘TO GOD’ without any address on the envelope. The post officer checked the letter while collecting it from the post box, and he didn’t want to break little child’s faith on GOD so, he replied him back with Rs.50 note in it. On receiving the money, the child was very happy and he replied GOD with a thanks letter and writes a complaint also “I am sure you must have sent Rs.100 for me, but these corrupt Post Office Employees steal half my money and I just received 50Rs. Next time please send me the money through courier only”

I am not sure if the people on FB are that innocent or stupid. I used this word stupid because today I saw a picture on FB with a stupid comment; seriously a stupid one, so I could not stop myself from mentioning it here. Someone please tell these people that, if your prayers could be answered by just sharing a photo then there wouldn’t be so many sadhu’s out there looking for solitude in Himalayas and places like Banaras, Varanasi & during Kumbh melas; that’s another thing that even they didn’t get a glimpse of the GOD.

I am not denying it; earlier I also used to like those religious photographs or share it. But now, enough of it; I am not that free to share or like a thing on your request or order. Some times I wonder, how the world would have been without religion? I don’t know about the world but FB would definitely have been clean and less clumsy. Of course Mark Zuckerberg’s earnings would certainly be reduced as most of the Indian traffic on the site is because of these updates only. Some times I doubt that it might be a tactic used by FB Co. itself to increase the traffic on their site.

Whatever it is, but that’s for sure we people have totally lost the basic fundamentals of Religion and GOD. All that we care about now is to prove our religion better than the other; all that we want now is larger number of shares of our GOD’s photo than that of other religion. There are so many pages on all the networking sites explaining the falsehood and wrong practices of other religions. Why don’t we just mind our own business, infact I should say our own Religion. Why we are always poking nose in other’s Religions. And mind it; Religion is a personal thing; your devotion to GOD or anybody else is your personal matter, so keep it up to you.  Don’t display your affections publically; if you are so eager to do that go to some temple or join some NGO and help the needy ones, display your love for the humanity, don’t just waste your time and others on FaceBook, GOD does not have any FB account to check your updates.

What after Olympics?

18% of the world’s population and not even 0.8% of the total Olympic medals and we are very happy & cheering on the biggest feat of medals till now. Six medals do seem like a rich haul for a nation that has been happy just to participate. Olympics are over and we will get over the fleeting ecstasy generated by each of these handful medals. There will be lots of people including me who will whack our sporting authorities for being poorly administered, blame our spending on sports, and criticize how we treat our sports stars (I still couldn’t believe that India sent Mr. Bachan for the Olympic Torch bearing ceremony) and then…. And then we will forget until next games…….

The supporting authorities & the failed Governments have also devised excellent ways of fooling people. As soon as a sports person wins a medal different state governments and departments start showering money on them that too crores. And mind it; these are the same governments which do not have enough money to provide food, water, shelter, roads, education to its people. This culture of rewarding the already rewarded is sick.

I am not writing this to undermine the great performance of the athletes at the London Olympics. They deserve attention and praise. But the funny thing is that before the Games began, nobody gave a fair chance to these players. Instead of showering money on them after winning medals, Government should spend money on the sports and sportspersons before they went to qualify for those events; they should be given good facilities, proper diet, good permanent income to sustain their livelihood. But before these games all the focus was on the glamour boys and girls of Indian sports who have won some medals in the past, and they failed this time I will say only because of the media pressure. And now all the attention being given to players like Vijay Kumar and Mary Kom, is not because we want to recognize their talent and appreciate the sacrifices they and their families have made to reach where they have now despite all the miserable conditions which our country put them into. We're applauding them because as a nation we are desperate for medals and Vijay, Mary and others have given us a false hope that we are a rising power in sports but we are not…..

No country has performed well in sports without taking care of the basic needs of its people. In India where majority of the public don’t have access to clean drinking water, where almost all the people are without regular supply of electricity (here I am not considering Madam ji and electricity spent on her Robots), where public is without good healthcare system, where the poverty line set by the government is 28Rs/Day (Yes, we can only laugh at it) and its better if we don’t talk about the access to the playgrounds and sporting facilities. How do we expect to do well in sports? Even the present number of medals is a miracle.

The Games are over and again there would be power-grid failures, fights for drinking water, Traffic Jams, shortage of food because of poor monsoon, Floods in Mumbai because of heavy monsoon. Despite all the economic growth of the last decade we are still world’s most malnourished country, yes even worse than the African countries. One in every three malnourished children in the world lives in India. But, for a reason beyond comprehension, instead of worrying about this lopsided development, we seem to celebrate it.

A long medal tally in Olympics does not make a country great, instead only a great country can stretch their medal tally to the top. And please don’t fathom that India is a great country (I won’t buy it if you again start debating on culture and all that), in no way it is. While we the general people continue our obsession with the Olympic medals, there are plenty of Indians who would continue to loose a million battles every day. And till the time we don’t care about these basic things, we will remain pretty much at the bottom of the Olympics medals heap.

Give us good living; we will give you good medal count.

BluesImHof & Bollywood Euphoria

Finally, I got something to cheer about my present Deutschland trip. Last weekend was the best one of my two months of stay here. “Are you interested in music?” My friend and colleague asked me during lunch few days back. A Punjabi, and you need not to ask him if he likes music or not, they just love it and love it madly. So, was my answer to him. So, he invited me for a weekend break to his home place Mainz city, about 40Kms from my place Frankfurt. There they organize a music concert ‘Bluesimhof’ every weekend of July, and it was a big successful concert running since ten years.

Blues is type of Jaz music and ‘ im hof’ means in a house, so its like a music concert in a old house of a village, Sounds interesting? Yes, it was. So all set and I was in Mainz city on Saturday at around 11 o’clock, there my friend was waiting for me along with his girlfriend. First they took me around the Mainz city for site seeing, Old market, Roman temple, thousand year old Cathedral, Rhine River and in the evening we moved to their village Einglheim about 10Kms from there. The scenic beauty of the road from Mainz to Einglheim was mesmerizing. Narrow roads through the wine yards which were spread to miles on both sides, small villages hinged on the far hills, wind turbines, stud farms, it was all there in that few kilometers of stretch.

After having some rest in the cozy guest room of the typical hut shape European house we moved to the concert venue - a village house, a kind of which we have seen in old Hollywood movies, a big open area in front surrounded by high walls and a big high roof hut at the end which contains a small stage in the centre, all around the four walls there were many stalls of local food and off course the Beer. The organizer was a friend of my colleague, so we got the nearest table to the stage. We ordered our food and drinks, all set and in an hour the ‘Kai Strauss band’ was on stands.

The reason why I am writing this blog is not the wonderful performance of the group, but the interesting conversation I had there. A mid aged lady Mrs. Grazina Nicolaus was quite interesting, she was born in Latvia, her father is Russian her mother is from Poland and now she is married to a German, moreover she can speak six languages. If this didn’t amaze you the next thing she told me was – “I am a die hard fan of Bollywood movies” to that, my eyes were struck wide and she continued “Ya, you know Aiswarya Rai? She is so beautiful” and her expressions while saying this was like anything.

“And I love Shahrukh, that movie in which he got drunk for Aiswarya and eventually dies at her door step”

“Devdas” I completed her sentence.

“Yes, Devdas. It was so romantic”. She told me she had a large collection of Bollywood movies dubbed in German language. “Only the songs are in hindi, and I love their music also”.

“Have you ever been to India?” I asked with curiosity.

“Noooo” a sad reply.

“But you must go, you love Bollywood romantic movies; then you must visit Tajmahal – the symbol of love” I said and I couldn’t believe on my ears when I heard her reply to that.

“I want to, but you know I am afraid of snakes, they scare the hell out of me”

Now what’s that, from where the hell these snakes came from? I didn’t utter a word but she read my expressions. “Ya, I saw in so many movies, they always scare the girls and I have a kind of snake phobia”

I laughed uncontrollably on that. It took me long minutes to make her understand that India is not only Bollywood movies or what they show in that. Finally, before leaving for the night she half heartedly agreed to my definitions of India.

P.S.In the bed at night I was thinking ‘What was more interesting, BluesImHof or the Bollywood Euphoria?’

Fight against corruption doesn’t END here

They (Politicians) set a Trap and Team ANNA walked right into it. Or should I say this was the only motive of Team Anna also?

Some of you must say I am biased like Indian media, but believe me nobody has paid me for writing this and nobody has pointed a gun on my head. I am not a pessimist also, I was even a part of many of the Anna’s rallies against corruption, and I am sure one day if not this then some other revolution will definitely change the course of our nation, nothing lasts for eternity not even the bad times, you know. 

But as of now Team Anna’s struggle ends here, and it is going to become a part of the problem itself. As I denote, ‘it’s a middle class thinking that problem can only be solved by diving direct into it’, but that’s not the case. If Team Anna has wanted to recover ground they must have supported the clean candidates from outside, rather than entering the political fray itself. It’s not like that only Team Anna is clean and every other politician is corrupt, only he is a true patriot and no one else.

A political party is much more than an NGO or a movement focused on just one issue. It’s not that all other needs of people have been taken care off and the only last wish they have left is to remove corruption. This single ideology of corruption is not even a sure starter for a political party in a country like India, where sixty percent of the public is below poverty line and where whole life span of a man goes in arranging a shelter and daily bread for his family. There are so many other major issues also Population, Poverty, Education, Caste, Religion, Development, I speculate if any of the Team Anna member has a first hand experience of these issues or even thought of that. For a moment if we assume that Anna does manage to get few MPs elected to Parliament (Which seems very difficult, that I have experienced in recent Punjab elections; Manpreet Singh’s People’s party of Punjab did not get a single seat with all the honest leaders and same ideologies as of Team Anna in it). Then also other parties MPs vastly larger numbers, who'll oppose Anna's demands, and thus defeat him easily.

And it’s not only in politics but, corruption in India is systemic, not incidental. Corruption is what funds Indian democracy; whether we like it or not, it’s our lifestyle now. And it will take years and lot many efforts to remove it from our genes. I wonder why Team Anna lost its fire just in a year. Team Anna's decision to enter politics is a sad let-down, it reveals that there is lack of ideas at the core of the team. In my view they would have agreed with the Lokpal Bill as passed in the Lok Sabha. It would have been a good start and few years later, a smart Anna would have rallied again and brought about new changes. That’s how laws get made; you can’t hit the bull’s eye on the first attempt.

The politicians will be very happy now they set a trap, and Team Anna walked right into it. They have Anna exactly where they wanted him. Now he will learn how complicated politics is, how easy it looks from the outside and how difficult it is from the inside. As of now I give credit to Anna for just one thing, he made the general public aware of their power and gathered them under one umbrella, other then this Anna failed in every respect.

Just hoping, that this step of Team Anna will not help Congress in 2014 elections as it happened for Akali Dal in last year’s Punjab Elections.

P.S. The WAR is still ON

eNough is eNough

Just another official dinner of our department with our vendor from S. Korea, and I joined my fellow colleagues. Some formal introduction and then the same question – So, How about your stay in Germany, are you liking it? And same formal reply from my side – It’s good, going great. Few more questions which I replied with a formal smile, then some comparison started by the big fat fellow colleague of mine, between India & Germany, actually it was not a comparison; he talked about the population, non-existing roads, silly traffic, un-hygiene, corruption it seems as if he wants to demise the shinning India image. Like a good Indian some what I tried preventing Indian image by using the same old tactic, good Indian culture and hospitality, which obviously is better than Germans, but in vain; as even I knew, whatever he was saying is all true and quite visible to everyone even the foreigners. My question is, then why can’t these corrupt Politicians, inefficient Bureaucrats and lazy administrators see that?

Monsoons are here and as every year, Gurgaon roads are gone. It’s difficult to differentiate between a street and a small river and to top on that sewages are overflowing all over, converting the look alike rivers to dirty nallahs. I mean do you need to be a rocket scientist to understand that a city needs a good drainage system before the roads. Every year they come and repair the roads, come rains and the roads are vanished again; and that does not even need monsoons, even a small rain is enough. And it’s the same story for all the cities and states. Are the state Governments and Municipal corporations sleeping, don’t these administrators have some common sense or they don’t want to do anything?

My German colleague even showed me the pictures of mad traffic and street vendors and auto-rickshaws standing in the middle of the roads. He continued his story and I was wondering that is it really difficult for traffic police to make people stand before the Zebra crossing on traffic lights? NO, but they don’t want to do that. There are dedicated Bus lay-byes on Iffcco Chowk Gurgaon but not even a single bus halts there, instead you can see all the auto-rickshaws, illegal cabs, Buses standing in the middle of the chowk. And Police vallahs are always there but busy in warming their pockets.

Earlier I used to think that condition of the MG road will improve after Metro work completion, but I am still waiting for it to improve. I can’t think of any reason for the present sand dooms on the footpaths, open sewages and yes don’t you dare think about that ‘Government will provide dustbins on the road sides’ you see all our roads are a big dustbin, you are free to litter around. Once my cousin who lives in a far village of Haryana asked me that you won’t be having stray dogs in Gurgaon, as it is a big city? To that I laughed and replied – NO, not only dogs we have pigs and plenty of stray cows also. I came out of my thought process when the German colleague showed me another picture of Delhi Railway Station on his smart phone and obviously it was horrible.

Hold on, my ordeal didn’t only end there. That German fellow was well aware of the political scams 2G spectrum, CWG scam and I was like dumb silent on that. You can expect anything in a country where big scam criminals like A. Raja and Kalmadi are free with-in a year or so and the next day they were sitting in the parliament with there fellow politicians or should I say fellow criminals as majority of them have criminal charges on them.

Wake up you bloody morons, enough is enough. You people are responsible for such a pathetic condition of India – a country which was once referred to as ‘Sone ki Chiriya’; and we have to listen to all this shitty stuff by these foreigners and have to digest also.