I found this on
Lawandotherthings. An NHRC fact-finding committee (appointed under the directions of the Supreme Court) that visited the villages in Chattisgarh has just
issued its report on the government sponsored Salwa Judum. It defends the movement and vindicates the state government demolishing in the process the numerous allegations made by the so-called human rights activists and their defenders in the media and the Left parties. Readers may recall that
The Hindu has been at the forefront of this advocacy demanding an end to the Salwa Judum's alleged vigilantism - see
this editorial calling it a 'roving, offensive formation' similar to death squads and this
article by Siddharth Vararajan asserting that the effort constitutes a violation of the Geneva convention. It also contradicts similarly strong
observations by the Chief Justice of India.
5 comments:
The current CJI seems to be a typical Marxist who is pro-active on reservations but turns a blind eye to reservations exceeding 50%, which the SC always opposed.
Anon,
He has been against extending the creamy layer to SC/STs but I am not aware of his having expressed a desire to extend quotas beyond 50%.
Wonder if this would get any coverage on Chindu. LiC would be seething at the NHRC and probably cast them as sell outs.
anyways.
We have to wait for tomorrow's edition to see if the paper acknowledges this.
it will be good to remember now all the circus enacted for one Binayak Sen. Thankfully for all law abiding citizens of India who do not intend to either convert or kill anyone else who does not believe in their faiths, this guy is still in jail.
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