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8226; With reference to Hindu knocks, highest court opens its doors, The Sunday Express, November 9. It is unfortunate that our elected ...

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8226; With reference to Hindu knocks, highest court opens its doors, The Sunday Express, November 9. It is unfortunate that our elected representatives think themselves to be above the law of the land. If they are going on the wrong track or others think so, who shall check them? The act of the Tamil Nadu House reminds the days of Emergency during Indira Gandhi8217;s regime. Every one knows Consequences of her Emergency.
8212; Mahesh Kumar

8226; An otherwise good analysis of the Sri Lankan situation 8212; in which P Chidambaram recounts briefly the history of the Tamil-Sinhala conflict in Sri Lanka and India8217;s involvement 8212; is marred by some glaring omissions and misinterpretations. A glaring omission is that he does not even mention the LTTE8217;s responsibility for the assassination of Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, a criminal act for which Prabhakaran is a wanted man by the Indian criminal justice system. Neither does he mention the horrible acts of murder, violence and mayhem conducted against the Sinhala people by the LTTE, which included the killings of hundreds of Buddhist pilgrims, nor the slaughter of 700 policemen who had surrendered, nor the innocent villagers, mainly women, nor the killing of hundreds of Muslims at prayer in the Jaffna mosque. Chidambaram8217;s record of iniquities appear to be confined to those of Sinhalese against Tamils!
8212; Dr M Ladduwahetty

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8226; P Chidambaram has tried his best to shield Rajiv Gandhi and ignore his mistakes. He says history will judge the wisdom of Rajiv Gandhi8217;s decision. But isn8217;t the jury already out on this issue? The author also fails to mention of India8217;s support to LTTE in the earlier stages, India8217;s transgression of Lankan airspace and dropping relief supplies to LTTE and other such incorrect decisions of Rajiv Gandhi. Readers like me would have liked to see your opinion on what India should do given the circumstances. But you have carefully avoided this topic.
8212; Shankar Ranganathan

8226; Apropos Tavleen Singh8217;s column This Mrs G and that Mrs G The Sunday Express, November 9. Yes, Indira Gandhi did very little for India, even though she was in a position to do a lot. But when it comes to comparing the two Mrs Gandhis, it is the persona that stands in sharp contrast. This Mrs Gandhi comes across as a woman who knows nothing about India. That Mrs Gandhi knew India in and out.
8212; Saroj K. Mishra

 

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