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Showing posts with label Gujarat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gujarat. Show all posts
Thursday, February 28, 2013
A point of odour. May it please you, Justice Katju!
We've been hearing a lot of lament about delayed and denied justice to the affected parties, particularly with regards to the violence happened after the Godhra train massacre in 2002, from Mr. Justice (Retd) Markandey Katju. He has earlier raised this point with a suggestion that all the scents of Arabia will not be sufficient to get rid of the bad odour of the violence. When Justice Katju faced opposition for the tenor of his essay, he was pretty determined not to listen to the other side. He has now gone over to Pakistan through it's newspapers and spoken against the Gujarat Chief Minister, probably for the convenience of a like minded audience without an iota of opposition to his views.

Labels:
cruelty,
Gang rape,
Gujarat,
Jinnah,
Justice Katju,
Markandey Katju,
Pakistan,
Social unrest
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Scent of a retired Judge
Mr.Justice Markandey Katju, the Chariman of the Press Council of India, is known for his legal acumen and out spoken nature. He is famous for his open mouth comment in the open court aimed at senior counsel P.P. Rao. He has been writing many articles some of those make good sense and many of those go otherwise. Of late, Justice Katju seems to have a gross contempt for his fellow countrymen and is very much open mouthed in his criticism.

Labels:
Economy,
Gujarat,
Hinduism,
Justice Katju,
Markandey Katju,
Narendara Modi,
Politics
Monday, December 24, 2012
'MODI'fication of Gujarat - Bharath next?
It is Modi again in Gujarat. He has done it, despite the curses, opinion building, friends and foes, internal meandering etc. Modi has proved his mettle and marches ahead with victory. It was not a cake walk of course. He toiled for this victory and he deserves it. It is a hat trick for Modi and BJP in Gujarat. His leadership qualities and his communication skills are commendable. Some call it marketing gimmick. But they forget the fact that gimmickry cannot get you going for the third consecutive time with a thumping victory.

Labels:
Development,
Elections 2012,
Governance.,
Gujarat,
Narendara Modi,
Vande Matharam
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