04-01-2005, 12:14 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Viren+Mar 31 2005, 03:12 AM-->QUOTE(Viren @ Mar 31 2005, 03:12 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin--> Indian police wont do such a thing without credible evidence and not
while Jeya is in power.
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Thank you Viren.
As you can see, you have misread me. I said the police must have some credible evidence. And I said 'not while Jeya is in power', because she is a devout bakta (no matter her political machinations), and, of all the TN politicians, she is the closest and most supportive of JS. And that she would not purposely and mindlessly do such a thing to alienate her base. Do not be misled by the TN athiest politicians, the TN people ARE religious.
Anyway, it is not for her to decide the arrest or not; the investigating officer makes that decision and the PP prepares the charges based on the officer's file. The police merely informs the minister of their decision, and at most she can only delay the arrest, which I think she did. These are the normal police routines all over the world.
I did not say that 'jeya can do no wrong'. Hope this clarifies.
Regards.
Pathma
while Jeya is in power.
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Thank you Viren.
As you can see, you have misread me. I said the police must have some credible evidence. And I said 'not while Jeya is in power', because she is a devout bakta (no matter her political machinations), and, of all the TN politicians, she is the closest and most supportive of JS. And that she would not purposely and mindlessly do such a thing to alienate her base. Do not be misled by the TN athiest politicians, the TN people ARE religious.
Anyway, it is not for her to decide the arrest or not; the investigating officer makes that decision and the PP prepares the charges based on the officer's file. The police merely informs the minister of their decision, and at most she can only delay the arrest, which I think she did. These are the normal police routines all over the world.
I did not say that 'jeya can do no wrong'. Hope this clarifies.
Regards.
Pathma