The original article says someone written a letter to the Chief Minister. I think, we should write a strong letter the Chief Minister and in fact to the Governor to ensure no such measures would take into consideration.
Thx, - Srinivasu -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Pamnani Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 1:41 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Article Are you condoning this . If people like this father who are standing for public office think and say such things then what is your worth. You are then telling me that a child who is disabled should not be counted as a child? In fact I am surprised that there has not been much reaction. How come we are not expressing our anger or hurt or do we to believe that this group is full of worthless people who should not be counted. Kanchan Pamnani Advocate & Solicitor 9, Suleman Chambers, Battery Street, Colaba, Mumbai - 400 039. ----- Original Message ----- From: "niranjanraj urs" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 1:13 PM Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Article > One need to be practical. The anxiety of parents need to be > appreciated. One more thing, the impact of legislations and the good > work done by advocacy groups is felt mostly by the educated and some > what economically soun group of PHs. True, efforts have to continue to > reach out to as large section of the population as possible, but do't > lose heart Kanchan. Take it in your stride and continue with your good > work. > Niranjan > > On 11/23/11, KanchanPamnani <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> This Article is from the Times of India . I am so disgusted with the >> stand >> taken by this father. After the Constitution of India , after PWD Act >> and >> after CRPD and after all our achievements if India still thinks like this >> father then .... I really would like to know what the rest of you think >> about this matter and how should we tackle this issue. Kanchan 'Relax >> two-child poll norm in case of disabled kids' >> >> Election Aspirant Moves HC >> >> >> >> Swati Deshpande I TNN >> >> >> >> Mumbai: The two-child restriction on contestants in civic elections ought >> to >> be suspended when one child is physically or mentally challenged, said a >> poll aspirant from Pune in a new petition before the Bombay high court. >> With >> India's population at 1.2 billion and rising, the rule introduced first >> in >> 2000-01 for reigning in the national population has also run its course >> and >> is now "redundant", says Suresh Shirude, whose petition the HC on Tuesday >> posted for a hearing next Monday. >> The challenge is to Section 10 (1)(i) of the Bombay Provincial >> Municipal >> Corporation Act, that was introduced in 2000 to the 1949 law. It added a >> rule for disqualification of a contestants to municipal corporation, >> councils and other local bodies. Shirude's lawyers from the law firm, >> ALMT >> Legal, state that the rule is discriminatory and arbitrary besides >> impinging >> on a citizen's right to life. Shirude has three children-the oldest is 21 >> and the youngest eight years old. His middle child, a boy (18), is blind >> from birth and when doctors gave up hope, he and his wife decided to >> bring >> in to the world a sibling for his support. "The decision to have a third >> child was to secure the wellbeing of our blind child and in the interest >> of >> his family," Shirude says. >> With nominations to be filed by January 2010 for the February >> elections >> in Pune to the civic body, Shirude's writ says the two-child rule must >> make >> an exemption in case of "special children". BJP leaders, including Eknath >> Khadse, also wrote to the chief minister with a request to suspend the >> rule >> in special circumstances such as accidental birth due to failed birth >> control methods and children with disabilities. >> The writ wants the HC to read down the rule in such a manner as to >> protect the right to life of not only the aspirant "but also his >> challenged >> child". The petition says the Indian population in 1991-2001 was 846 >> million >> and that there was an increase of 180.6 million population in the decade. >> Then, the two-child rule kicked in almost nationwide in 2000-01. And in >> March 2011, the population touched 1.2 billion with a rise of 181 million >> since 2001. Thus, the provision should be struck off, it says. But >> population experts say the idea has worked since its enforcement -in some >> states six years ago-to keep many political activists and aspirants in >> control. 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