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Posted: 07 Jul 2018 20:00
Very detailed article with lots of facts i never had come across before.
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sum wrote:Very detailed article with lots of facts i never had come across before.
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Fascinating read. Did not expect such initiative from Jairam Ramesh in 2011 (not that I know him personally, just arm chair perceptions). In short, prosperity and law/order generally tends to fix many types of social problems. May be not always, but most of the times.Hari Seldon wrote:[url=https://www.firstpost.com/india/narendr ... 32721.html]
karma is a B..hchetak wrote:sum wrote:Very detailed article with lots of facts i never had come across before.
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just goes to prove how the US abandons everyone, including their moles.
No COMCASA, CAATSA, JALEBI or CHUTNEY.
Poor rabinder, found out too late that karma is really a female dog.
only now, things are emerging slowly from the shadows, like the trecherous and very dubious role of some of ABV's closest "advisors" One commie and an ISI plant was also positioned very close to ABV as an advisor and this man is now seen in his true colors wining and dining with ISI pakis and lootyens traitors on the track thoo circuit. One notable "ally" constantly savaged the BJP and ABV with greedy demands and stole much of the largesse garnered through such blackmail.krishna_krishna wrote:karma is a B..hchetak wrote:
just goes to prove how the US abandons everyone, including their moles.
No COMCASA, CAATSA, JALEBI or CHUTNEY.
Poor rabinder, found out too late that karma is really a female dog.
What goes around comes around. Not the first pig to get what he deserves for selling his motherland, will not be the last one. Finally case closed, interested readers can read "Escape to nowhere" to get details on how the entire surveillance was mounted on him and how he was busted and disgusting hand Brijaesh Mishra had in his escape. He was caught and would have been tried under OSA, but rot went way up in those days hate to say this but is a case in point.
is that why some of famous D4 gang members hold high cabinet positions in modi govt?chetak wrote:Is it any wonder that with such a deep reach, right into the very heart of the govt, PMO and BJP party, the opposition congi was easily able to win the next election and Modi's now understandable paranoia with all his party people of that era?? and his dogged insistence on playing all his cards very close to his chest??
That was the price demanded of him in goa and that is what he paid in nagpur.Karthik S wrote:is that why some of famous D4 gang members hold high cabinet positions in modi govt?chetak wrote:Is it any wonder that with such a deep reach, right into the very heart of the govt, PMO and BJP party, the opposition congi was easily able to win the next election and Modi's now understandable paranoia with all his party people of that era?? and his dogged insistence on playing all his cards very close to his chest??
Could not find that book on the net (for free). But I found:krishna_krishna wrote: karma is a B..h
What goes around comes around. Not the first pig to get what he deserves for selling his motherland, will not be the last one. Finally case closed, interested readers can read "Escape to nowhere" to get details on how the entire surveillance was mounted on him and how he was busted and disgusting hand Brijaesh Mishra had in his escape. He was caught and would have been tried under OSA, but rot went way up in those days hate to say this but is a case in point.
Nonsensical article. High on sentamycin. I wonder how the author managed to guage Rabinder Singh's remorse.
It is not for free, it is by Amar Bhushan (RAW case officer was investigating Rabinder singh) . It is day by day account of investigation against him, it is not mirch masala but very fascinating if you want to get plain real life details of how things work.g.sarkar wrote:
Could not find that book on the net (for free). But I found:
Gautam
You have to read "Escape to nowhere" by Amar bhushan (as said above he was the investigation officer on this case who caught him red handed before he escaped and it was conveyed this to RAW chief and NSA but rot was at the top as well) .Parasu wrote:
slamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is wanted by Indian probe agencies for allegedly fuelling religious hatred through his speeches, met Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Saturday. Naik’s legal team on Sunday has released a photo of the meeting.
The meeting came a day after the Malaysian PM said that Naik will not be deported to India. Mohamad said the Islamic preacher would not be sent back as long as he was not creating any problem in the country, news agency AFP had reported.
Zakir, who is the founder of the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), left India in 2016 for Malaysia, where he was granted permanent residency. He is wanted in India for allegedly funding terror-related activities and giving hate speeches.
“As long as he is not creating any problem, we will not deport him because he has been given permanent residency status,” Mahathir was quoted as saying by AFP.
If things become "too hot" for Naik in Malaysia, he can "scoot" to Saudia as well . And the "ultimate destination" is of course, Pakiland , where he will always be "welcomed" with "open arms"A ruling party strategist has stoutly defended the government’s decision not to deport the controversial Muslim preacher. PPBM defended PM Mahathir’s decision not to deport Naik to Naik, saying doing so would be akin to deporting Uighur Muslims to China. PPBM strategist Rais Hussin said he personally could see no wrong in Naik’s activities and speeches.India has made a formal request for the extradition of Naik. India’s Ministry of External Affairs said Thursday the country’s request is under ‘active consideration’.
Doubt that he will return on his own accord to face charges !Earlier this week, Naik denied reports that he was returning to India, calling them “totally baseless and false”. In a statement, he said, “The news of my coming to India is totally baseless and false. I have no plans to come to India till I don’t feel safe from unfair prosecution. Insha Allah when I feel that the government will be just and fair, I will surely return to my homeland.”
I was talking about the tone of the article. The article is trying to show how `remorseful` Rabinder Singh felt bad about betraying his country. That is hogwash.krishna_krishna wrote: You have to read "Escape to nowhere" by Amar bhushan (as said above he was the investigation officer on this case who caught him red handed before he escaped and it was conveyed this to RAW chief and NSA but rot was at the top as well) .
" India could not do squat" is not true, it was NSA brajesh Mishra who gave enough time for the dog run out of the fence. The case was closed as soon as his office was bugged and all the details of how he used to get info from others and copy everything at home , it is NSA who did not want him to be caught. He also had a cousin up in massa deep state (a massa citizen) who had a deep hand in getting him switched loyalties. And now he died mysteriously , also tells you a story dosen't it ?
There were many people involved directly and indirectly in getting this guy out. Some higher ups didn't want him touched. It was a stretched out operation. Many intelligence officers were probably compromised. It would have looked terrible for the gov and people like Brajesh Misra who helped some of these guys rise to the top so they just let him go. Damage was done.Parasu wrote:I was talking about the tone of the article. The article is trying to show how `remorseful` Rabinder Singh felt bad about betraying his country. That is hogwash.krishna_krishna wrote: You have to read "Escape to nowhere" by Amar bhushan (as said above he was the investigation officer on this case who caught him red handed before he escaped and it was conveyed this to RAW chief and NSA but rot was at the top as well) .
" India could not do squat" is not true, it was NSA brajesh Mishra who gave enough time for the dog run out of the fence. The case was closed as soon as his office was bugged and all the details of how he used to get info from others and copy everything at home , it is NSA who did not want him to be caught. He also had a cousin up in massa deep state (a massa citizen) who had a deep hand in getting him switched loyalties. And now he died mysteriously , also tells you a story dosen't it ?
India needs to get these buggers and their extended families assassinated like Mossad. If you sell India there must be a price to pay. And not some sentamycin article saying `karma got him` and yada yada.
Incorrect on many counts, I say this from the entire investigation on this chap is available in a book. There were 57 in total, Brajesh Mishra was compromised to. He was hired after fiasco of pokhran in which see-aye-yeah was caught pants down, his family members who were massa citizens were working in deep state had hand in his recruitment too.RoyG wrote:
There were many people involved directly and indirectly in getting this guy out. Some higher ups didn't want him touched. It was a stretched out operation. Many intelligence officers were probably compromised. It would have looked terrible for the gov and people like Brajesh Misra who helped some of these guys rise to the top so they just let him go. Damage was done.
You didn't say anything diff. What's the problem?krishna_krishna wrote:Incorrect on many counts, I say this from the entire investigation on this chap is available in a book. There were 57 in total, Brajesh Mishra was compromised to. He was hired after fiasco of pokhran in which see-aye-yeah was caught pants down, his family members who were massa citizens were working in deep state had hand in his recruitment too.RoyG wrote:
There were many people involved directly and indirectly in getting this guy out. Some higher ups didn't want him touched. It was a stretched out operation. Many intelligence officers were probably compromised. It would have looked terrible for the gov and people like Brajesh Misra who helped some of these guys rise to the top so they just let him go. Damage was done.
Yes damage was done but he was caught and now he died in a car accident so case closed
Hmm... let's start with Dalai Lama. I am sure Chinese authorities want him, but of course he is our most honoured guest & spiritual leader.Vikas wrote:Just curious to know if India has refused deportation of any of the foreign criminal from its soil (Someone who is a bonafide foreigner taking refuge in India and not some OCI etc.).
Next time when another MH370 goes missing, we should send condolences and not flotilla to search for the lost plane.
He did lots of damage to Indian interests, traitors deserve no sympathy and let him rot in hell forever. His only remorse was CIA abandoned him.
For the first time in this century India has had 30 consecutive months without a single major Islamic terrorism incident outside J&K. The last major Islamic terrorism incident was on January 2nd 2016 in Pathankot
I have read this book. Yes it does not add any thing to spice up any information, but looks like Amar Bhushan also wanted to convey that he put in his best efforts and tried to catch the double agent. And there were lots of bureaucratic hurdles (and even lack of solid evidence) in catching the double agent.krishna_krishna wrote:It is not for free, it is by Amar Bhushan (RAW case officer was investigating Rabinder singh) . It is day by day account of investigation against him, it is not mirch masala but very fascinating if you want to get plain real life details of how things work.
Omnious tidings for the future where we will have flash mob gathering using Social Media ( which has a wider reach) compared to the "place of worship loudpseakers" of earlier ( which were only limited to that particular locality)SDPI had created a record of sorts by having a harthal organised by using WhatsApp.
minority autoriksha drivers, in bangalore, kerala have long been using this technique to gather their mobs when they get into accidents and need violent support.sum wrote:Omnious tidings for the future where we will have flash mob gathering using Social Media ( which has a wider reach) compared to the "place of worship loudpseakers" of earlier ( which were only limited to that particular locality)SDPI had created a record of sorts by having a harthal organised by using WhatsApp.
What does this have to do with internal security?Varoon Shekhar wrote:Another sickening bus accident. 33 staff of an agricultural university die when bus plunges into a gorge. Interesting that we almost never hear about the aftermath of these horrific accidents. How the families of the victims cope with their loss, how someone badly injured struggles but lives on, what is being done to prevent such accidents, a bus driver's perspective of these repeated( agonisingly repeated) accidents. Imagine that.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/raigad- ... 41491.html
https://www.firstpost.com/india/quest-f ... 83411.htmlIn an airconditioned office room piled with files and papers, Prateek Hajela, special secretary to government and NRC coordinator, simultaneously used an i-Pad and desktop to explain the complexity of his work.
Over nearly four years, the NRC has entered into its database nearly 66 million documents (about 500 truck-loads, he estimated), from birth, school, college certificates to electoral rolls to land and local-government records submitted by 32.5 million people–Molla was one of them–anxious to prove they were here before 24 March, 1971. More than 50,000 state government officials went door to door verifying records, and computer programs were deployed to spot fakes. There may be documents that may not be forged but are not true, said Hajela, referring to “contaminated” electoral records–fake rolls prompted the Assam agitation–fake income-tax PAN cards and birth certificates.
“Some (documents) are forged, but a large number are not forged, so I have to go by descendents, otherwise I will be legalising everyone who is illegal,” said Hajela, an electronics engineer from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, and member of the elite Indian Administrative Service.
Descendents are the crux of the issue for the NRC, since the original number of living people born before 1971 is–by his reckoning–about 4 million. The descendents of these 4 million are now trying to prove they are Indians.
“In Assam, you are a citizen by descent,” Hajela told IndiaSpend over the course of a three-hour presentation of the NRC’s work. “In the rest of India, you are a citizen by birth.”
Apart from home visits to verify identity and cross-checking millions of documents with thousands of institutions that issued them, the key method of trying to attempt accuracy is the family tree, which the NRC generates from its database. A computer programme matches grandparents, with children and grandchildren. Officials call everyone on the family tree to test if they can name everyone in the family.
“Basically, it’s about checking consistency among siblings,” said Hajela. Some mismatches are innocent enough–the offspring of people with multiple spouses may not be able to build a tree, some people may have given nicknames, others may have changed names–but they will all be called together before an officer and their statements verified. “This is the only process,” he said, “to bring in the accuracy expected of us.”
Some lies have been caught. For instance, tens of people claimed to have the same mother or father, with family tree questioning revealing their inability to name their siblings or grandparents.
Of 66 million documents submitted by 6.8 million families–about 32 million people–in Assam, the NRC had verified 49 million documents by October 2017. Hajela would not say how many people had been found illegal. He will submit the final list of illegals to the Supreme Court, which will decide when it will be made public.
More than 40 lakh of the 3.29 crore applicants have been left out of the draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam.
The draft NRC was released in Guwahati on Monday by Registrar General of India Shailesh, and NRC State Coordinator Prateek Hajela.
As many as 3,29,91,384 people had applied and the applications of 2,89,83,677 were accepted, said Mr. Shailesh.
The remaining 40,007,707 applicants, whose names didn't figure in the list will be given "ample opportunity" through a process of claims and objections till September 28, and their citizenship status will not be questioned till the final, error-free draft is prepared on an unspecified date, Mr. Shailesh and Mr. Hajela said.
Those not on the list include 2.48 lakh Doubtful-voters (D-voters) and their siblings and descendants.
'List not final'
"The process has been completely transparent, fair, objective and meticulously carried out. Adequate opportunity to all applicants were given," Mr. Shailesh said.
Reiterating that the list released was only a draft and not the final one, he said, "Reassuring those not in the draft, they will get ample opportunity to file claims and objectives with adequate time. People who lack knowledge will be provided assistance. Full justice will be meted to all."
No penal action
To a question if those left out in the draft NRC would be intimated, Mr. Hajela said: "We consider them as applicants. Each of them will be sent letters individually for the next step. We are trying to tell them they might have missed out because of some reasons such as unsubstantiated documents. We will provide assistance to them to file claims and objections."
The names of applicants left out in the list would not be revealed to protect their privacy. "We cannot provide district wise breakup of these 40 lakh for the same reason," he said, adding that the total expenditure on the NRC exercise since September 2013 was Rs. 1,220 crore.
Satyendra Garg, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, said there would be no penal action against those who missed out until their cases were sorted out. "We want law and order to be maintained, and no one will be allowed to create trouble."
The draft can be found online at http://www.nrcassam.nic.in, http://www.assam.mygov.in, http://www.assam.gov.in, and http://www.homeandpolitical.assam.gov.in. The helpline numbers are 15107 (within Assam) and 18003453762.