This is very common in Bengal. This would not make front page news.
Bengal politics is extremely violent. That is why you get all or none election verdicts.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 09:38
by JE Menon
A brainwashed ideologue. Goodness knows how she became what she has...
''Hindu Society is Most Violent Society In The World'' Says JNU prof. Nivedita Menon
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 12:21
by habal
well she needs a trip to raqqa or mosul to see how enlightened societies work at ground level.
or how about idlib, hear it's wonderful place with lots of tourists deciding to make it their home. how about east ghouta where moderately enlightened Free Syrians practice target shooting.
or else how about a trip to camp hq bahawalpur.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 13:39
by Bhurishrava
These Nivedita Menon types are products of a system. The seeds of this were sown with the hiring of marxist profs in the 60s/70s. Over the course of time, they have morphed into an even more poisonous vermin.
They are now competing with the more communal leaders like Akhilesh Yadav, Laloo Yadav, Mayawati or Owaisi and so need to find themselves new identities.
Their hold on academics needs to be broken. Else we will continue to have jokers like Ayesha Kidwai, Nivedita Menon and KM Chenoy etc peddling their snake oil.
Ten years of not hiring these jokers should do it. But the BJP itself goes around seeking good conduct certificates so I dont have high hopes.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 14:38
by nirav
I dont see anything educational in Nivedita Menons clip from a lecture..
what stops JNUs students from filing a case of hate speech against her ? Shes actually inciting hatred against Hinduism. One must question what part of syllabus is she teaching.
ABVP would do well to take smart action by filing such cases rather than getting into sloganeering matches with qtiya communists. And yes, burning pages of manusmriti is just not cool.
Has any professor made such remarks about Islam, the religion of peacefuls ?
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 16:39
by Vipul
^^^^ With the appeasing and contrarian view spouting useful idiots growing in number each day, the competition to get noticed for enjoying the perks of being a member of the 'intellectual and chai-biskoot circuit in foreign shores" is very intense. So these turds are desperate and make more and more anti-hindu and anti-national comments. The foreign NGO's and embassies must be having a hard time in keeping a track of and making their choices for recruiting from these self-hating indians.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 17:43
by Supratik
The strategy against Nivedita Menon should be the same as against MF Hussain. About 900 cases were filed against Hussain in various places and he had to flee. Menon is inciting hatred against a community and should face the same fate. Hope someone out there is going to do the needful.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 21:09
by ramana
So what happened to the five boats and Paki terrorist infiltrators notified by Pak NSA?
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 09 Mar 2016 23:14
by vivek.rao
They are in JNU taking lessons in JNU from Prof. Nivedita
How dare we interrupt their right to dissent and blow up people?
yindoo right wing McCarthyism ... poor chaps had no food/comforts in their lives when they were little.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 10 Mar 2016 00:55
by Bhurishrava
A complaint has been filed IMHO against Nivedita Menon. Also another against that joker Kanhaiya.
Glorifying terrorism is a specific offence in all Western academic institutions. University student bodies and the faculties now have to show that they are not promoting extremism or activity that can be beneficial to terrorism eg in the UK, the PREVENT strategy legally mandated.
France is even more rigid in this regard after the evenements of the 1960's. Look at the case of the comedien, Dieudienne who was jailed for insulting and slandering the office of the President.
For those who have access to Google Scholar, it would be interesting to know the citation metrics of the JNU academics and to determine their intellectual output. I have tried to compute an H-index for Prof Nivedita Menon, based on some of the Thompson, Lexis-nexus references but haven't had much luck, presumably because many of her articles appear in low to no impact factor periodicals or Journals that are unrecogized.
What is clear is that India's thinkers, intellectuals and academics of the JNU persuasion would struggle to get a credit card reference in any other part of the world.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 10 Mar 2016 06:40
by manjgu
and now Ishrat jahan files have gone missing from MHA !! wah wah.. soon their could be a fire as well...
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 10 Mar 2016 07:06
by MurthyB
Nivedita Menon and others of her ilk come from a tradition of Indian leftism whose singular contribution has been to re-apply Marx and Gramsci and create the whole field of subaltern studies. As the summary below points out, it is an Indian innovation that professors of social sciences and humanities be stridently political instead of being apolitical as western academics have generally been. However, that is changing as over the last 25 years, large numbers of such Indian social scientists and humanities profs have descended into western academic institutions and fundamentally changed them as well (all of these letter writing campaigns with 100+ such profs demonstrate the extent of the infiltration). Many American profs are ow similarly radicalized as the behavior of that Melissa Click showed in the whole Ole Miss black lives matter thing last fall showed. Sub altern has now spread to all disciplines, especially african american studies, chicano studies, feminism, queer-lgbt, now transgender etc. This summary traces the history of such work and is quite interesting. One can see where the Pollocks and Donigers came from; ironically, from some of these leftist Indian thinkers.
Its a 15-minute video of Satyapal Singh (who is former Mumbai CP, SIT chief on Ishart case and now BJP MP) in Loksabha. It proves that Khangress gives a damn to political fair game and rule of law. I say its a must watch speech.
Congress leader told me to trap Narendra Modi in Ishrat case: Satyapal Singh
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 11 Mar 2016 02:47
by Anantha
http://www.indiaresists.com/communal-ta ... -zee-news/
This farticle inadvertently gives a a list of who is who of commie -jihadi nexus in India. Need to save these names and find out who they are and track them. Gold mine for scholars
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 11 Mar 2016 05:12
by MurthyB
Anantha wrote:http://www.indiaresists.com/communal-ta ... -zee-news/
This farticle inadvertently gives a a list of who is who of commie -jihadi nexus in India. Need to save these names and find out who they are and track them. Gold mine for scholars
Not a task doable by humans. There are tens of thousands of such people. India also needs to do what the NSA does: giant data centers that trawl the web, use machine learning to make connections, fill databases and issue red flags when hash buckets start filling up
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 11 Mar 2016 18:08
by Singha
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IN the wake of student protests at Jadavpur University here against the arrest of JNU students in Delhi for alleged sedition, the Kolkata police is asking all colleges in the city to give details of their students who are from Jammu and Kashmir.A note from the police, a copy of which has been obtained by The Indian Express, is addressed to the principal of the college and reads: “Please let me know that students, whose residential addresses is under the State of Jammu & Kashmir, studies in your Institution for onwards transmission to the Ministry of Home Affairs, North Block, New Delhi, Govt. of India.”Senior police officers said that the request for these details had come from Central intelligence agencies which got the Special Branch of Kolkata police to get the details. “It’s an attempt to create dossiers on J&K students so that we can monitor their activities,” said a top police officer. “This is really something new we are doing for the first time.”When contacted, a Union Home Ministry spokesman told The Indian Express: “Following the JNU controversy, the Centre had sensitised all states to take adequate precautionary measures to avoid a repeat of such incidents, and a general advisory was issued to all states.”
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 08:45
by SSundar
shyamal wrote:
Bhurishrava wrote:West Bengal is truly lost. Few days go by without some ugly news.
This is very common in Bengal. This would not make front page news.
Bengal politics is extremely violent. That is why you get all or none election verdicts.
Why do the "victims" of these self-soosai incidents always seem to be RoP?
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 13:14
by SSridhar
Sachin wrote:On the murder of BJP activist at Mysore. The Chindu seems to have covered it. Off course hiding the true reasons and upholding "secularism".
There have recently been a series of murders of BJP leaders/cadres in various parts of the country, in Kerala, Chattisgarh, Mysore. The series of murders of 5 prominent BJP/Hindu Munnani leaders in TN still remains unsolved.
One hundred and seventeen persons with Maoist links, including 36 militias, surrendered before Malkangiri Superintendent of Police in Malkangiri district of Odisha on Monday, adding to the continuing surrenders in the district.
Those who surrendered on Monday were from Baragaon village of Kartanpalli panchayat under Mathili police station. They included Maoist militia commander Madhab Durua and Moga Sodi, the village committee president of the Naxalites in the area. Total number of surrenders of Maoist elements in the district has risen over 400 during past ten days. During last four days, 375 grassroot-level Maoist supporters from different remote villages of Mathili police station area.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 17:03
by shyamal
SSundar wrote:
Why do the "victims" of these self-soosai incidents always seem to be RoP?
not always.
Anyway - all political parties, if they have any wish to have clout in Bengal have to have very good muscle-power and fire-power at their beck and call. Lots and lots of small time goons are known as haath-kaata [nick-name]...(hand-less.....)
A top Home Ministry official, on Tuesday, said that National Security Advisor of Pakistan Naseer Khan Janjua's inputs over infiltration of terrorist were correct.
He said that 3 of the ten terrorists were "neutralised" three days ago.
Plan to attack Somnath temple
The official said that they were not in a position to share any further information about the three killed terrorists as verification process was still on. He also said that the terrorists planned to strike the famous Somnath temple on the coast of Gujarat, ahead of Maha Shivratri celebrations last week.
"There are seven more, whom we have to track. The terrorists could belong to a third country as well," said the official.
Mr. Janjua had tipped off his counterpart Ajit Doval that they had information about ten terrorists, belonging to either Lashkar-e-Toiba or Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 19:48
by Hari Seldon
^^Just like SULFA (Surrendered ULFA) was kept mobilized against ULFA in Asom (and the kukka parey types in J&K), guess these surrendered naxals can be pressed into service in JNU. Enroll them in some PhD program in counter-insurgency or something and let these battle hardened vets come face to face with the likes of kanhaiya, anirban, khalid and other poseurs I say...
SSridhar wrote:
"There are seven more, whom we have to track. The terrorists could belong to a third country as well," said the official.
Mr. Janjua had tipped off his counterpart Ajit Doval that they had information about ten terrorists, belonging to either Lashkar-e-Toiba or Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
10 terrorists who entered from Pak have been tracked down. Security forces eliminate at least 3 out of 10 terrorists: Sources
which is a bit confusing.
And notice the absolvement of Pakistan has already started. Acknowledging the tip off and the 3rd country part? Looks like a half truth mixed in with the press release
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 22:36
by ramana
Could be Chechen terrorists in the mix. Let see.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 15 Mar 2016 22:51
by member_29350
what makes you say that; Right now, I only take the input that 3 are getting their 72. Beyond that, I believe the paper embellishes with stuff the official may or may not have said. It's the Chindu after all
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 02:29
by SagarAg
Why in the world would Pakistan NSA give info. about terrorists infiltration off Guj coast. There is definitely something that doesn't meets the eye. A country which hid Osama right under its Army camp from US for 10 long years suddenly got change of heart. I am stumped.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 06:04
by habal
all 7 have been tracked down, w/e that means.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 06:56
by Singha
the 3rd country could only be bangladesh or maldives
a chechen ginger beard would stick out like a sore thumb here.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 07:01
by Prem
Singha wrote:the 3rd country could only be bangladesh or maldives
a chechen ginger beard would stick out like a sore thumb here.
India just signed Anti terror cooperation agreement with Maldives last week. Curious timing ?
Should not discount Rohingya or SL Momins.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 07:07
by JE Menon
It is Pakistans last chance, basically. From the world. For now. They know it. And they do want those F-16s. Now they are giving terrorists to us instead of Amirkhan. That's all. Now ten instead of 1 Al Qaeda number three.
Do I have to explain why? Ok I'll spell it out. All together now: one Paki terrorist to Amirkhan is equal to 10 Paki terrorists to India.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 07:49
by ramana
ramana wrote:So what happened to the five boats and Paki terrorist infiltrators notified by Pak NSA?
3 out of 10 already killed. Rest being pursued.
Re: Internal Security Watch
Posted: 16 Mar 2016 08:00
by Hari Seldon
SagarAg wrote:Why in the world would Pakistan NSA give info. about terrorists infiltration off Guj coast. There is definitely something that doesn't meets the eye. A country which hid Osama right under its Army camp from US for 10 long years suddenly got change of heart. I am stumped.
+1. Same here.
Tomorrow, I half-expect the Pak NSA to give info that some x terrorshits have stolen a dirty bum and have sneaked into India. See, we warned you no? So if the bum goes off in Dilli or mumbai or BLR tomorrow, don't blame us. Rather, we'll join in the Rudaali-nautanki and commiseration... onlee.
