11-27-2007, 12:11 AM
Congress to drag it's feet on Taslima visa issue
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Singhvi said when the Centre was examining the request to extend Taslima's visa, the West Bengal government had raised some "legitimate objections" that the Union government later over-ruled and granted her permission to stay on.
He said there are set rules for granting such visas and cited the example of Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama. <span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>(why no example of Soniaji - don't these congies chant her name between their breaths?)</span>
"Such people have to observe certain conditionalities, such as they cannot participate in political activities and should not
cause strains in our relations with any country," Singhvi said.
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I wonder what yardstick was used by Congress to decide on Sonia Gandhi's citizenship in India? Everything that can be said about Taslima can be said about others who have taken refuge in our country.
In early 90s there were complaints of over lakh Bangladeshi entering India every month. This became and issue in Parliament and Roa govt started deporting them. After about 130 Bangladeshis were deported and the secularists created a havoc which led the Rao govt to stop that program.
Where are these secularists these days?
Bodhiji:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Farukh Abdullah ibn Sheikh Abullah finds MF Hussein to be an exemplary painter hounded by fundamentalists.
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Hounded is a harsh word as the matter is in the court and the MF (apt initials) Hussien has bolted to UK since. And he's even transfered the assets to his son.
If Hussien returns to India, he'll have his day in court and could be even awarded a few national awards by this Govt.
And does this Farukh Abdullah ibn Sheikh Abullah has any words to describe the people who made M F Hussein remove from his movie "Meenaxi: A Tale of Three Cities" the Qawwali song âNoor-un-Ala-Noorâ as they considered it blasphemous? Who were these people?
We have seen videos of how elected/educated jihadis attacked this unarmed women in Hyderbad, if anything happens to her in Bangladesh after a forced deportation, Congress will have accept responsibility. But having seen the track record of these pusslinamous politicians on issues pertaining to Muslim women (be it Imraana, Shah Bano, Akhera Bibi etc..) they could care less.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Singhvi said when the Centre was examining the request to extend Taslima's visa, the West Bengal government had raised some "legitimate objections" that the Union government later over-ruled and granted her permission to stay on.
He said there are set rules for granting such visas and cited the example of Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama. <span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>(why no example of Soniaji - don't these congies chant her name between their breaths?)</span>
"Such people have to observe certain conditionalities, such as they cannot participate in political activities and should not
cause strains in our relations with any country," Singhvi said.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
I wonder what yardstick was used by Congress to decide on Sonia Gandhi's citizenship in India? Everything that can be said about Taslima can be said about others who have taken refuge in our country.
In early 90s there were complaints of over lakh Bangladeshi entering India every month. This became and issue in Parliament and Roa govt started deporting them. After about 130 Bangladeshis were deported and the secularists created a havoc which led the Rao govt to stop that program.
Where are these secularists these days?
Bodhiji:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Farukh Abdullah ibn Sheikh Abullah finds MF Hussein to be an exemplary painter hounded by fundamentalists.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Hounded is a harsh word as the matter is in the court and the MF (apt initials) Hussien has bolted to UK since. And he's even transfered the assets to his son.
If Hussien returns to India, he'll have his day in court and could be even awarded a few national awards by this Govt.
And does this Farukh Abdullah ibn Sheikh Abullah has any words to describe the people who made M F Hussein remove from his movie "Meenaxi: A Tale of Three Cities" the Qawwali song âNoor-un-Ala-Noorâ as they considered it blasphemous? Who were these people?
We have seen videos of how elected/educated jihadis attacked this unarmed women in Hyderbad, if anything happens to her in Bangladesh after a forced deportation, Congress will have accept responsibility. But having seen the track record of these pusslinamous politicians on issues pertaining to Muslim women (be it Imraana, Shah Bano, Akhera Bibi etc..) they could care less.