Ram, Ram, Ram!
I wished I were a shrinkologist too, like Tilok Daktor. So much to
analyze but so little time. But let me play 'baam-shrinkologist'(
wannabe-shrink) here and take a stab at H. Hazarika's laments and
see if we have something to learn:
Sir,- The ULFA militants are nothing but a small team of criminals.
*** Okkay! So why doesn't desi-demokrasy's law-enforcement apparatus, as
managed by Dispur, go into action, arrest the criminals, give them a
trial, convict the guilty and if warranted, put them in prison--and
if further warranted, throw away the keys too? Problem solved!
I can imagine why HH could not think of it. But did the question
arise in your mind Ram; you the devotee of democracy in one of the
best developed democracies of the world? And if not, what were YOU
thinking?
Suggestions are coming from some people to have direct negotiations
with them for bringing back peace >and normalcy in the State. Do
they think these handful of ULFA criminals whose Commander-in-Chief
lives >in Bangladesh majestically, are the sole guardians of Asom?
*** I am not equipped to answer this check-mate of a question Sri
Hazarika raises. Actually it leaves me at a loss for words. How about
you Ram? What do you think? Are the ULFA the " sole guardians of
Asom" ? I can imagine HH is throwing this mother-of-all-rhetorical
questions at us, the feckless readers, knowing full well the answer
would have to be NO. Very SLY, this Hazarika gentleman.
But now what? That is what is confounding me.
I read:
"It is high time, Governments both in the State and the Centre,
should not remain silent spectators of what >has been going on in
the name of struggle for achievement of sovereignty."
*** Will I be wrong to conclude here that SINCE the aforementioned
band of criminals is NOT the SOLE guardians of Assam, GoI and GoA
ought not to remain silent spectators? Help me Ram, please!
Ordinarily I would not have done this, but I am asking you, only
because you indicated that you understood what HH tries to convey. No
doubt it takes special empathy to connect with the subtleties
embedded obvious only to kindred souls.
The cause and effect delineated by the writer leaves this 'odhom' reeling.
In fact, the ULFA members have engaged themselves in unlawful,
unpardonable and shameful >heinous-activities which should not be
allowed to continue any more.
*** Isn't that the truth? My only question is HOW? The police has not
been able to control the small band of criminals. Indirectly Hazarika
has ruled out direct negotiations by the govts. suggested by the
obviously-not-so-bright segments of society. I can't wait to read
HH's plan of action:
So the government as well as the peaceloving people of Asom should
unitedly condemn ULFA and isolate >them for good from the
peaceloving Asomiya society to save Asom from the clutches of the
traitors, and no >one should think for any negotiation with them
unless and until they unconditionally apologise for the >misdeeds
committed by them one after another.
*** Sooo! Condemn and isolate them traitors? I'll be danged!! The
answer was dangling in the air right in front of our eyes, but
couldn't see it. Could you Ram? Did you see it too? I'll have to call
Tilok Daktor to see if he knows someone who can check my vision out.
I might need some coke-bottom glasses to see these shining bits of
wisdom floating around us, only my ilk can't see them!
That must be the answer then, huh? What do you think Ram?
From their unlawful activities, it is very much clear that these
ULFA militants are no doubt agents of the ISI >and are consistently
planning for annexing Asom with Bangladesh for their own personal
interests.
*** Oh, mercy! Double trouble here --if things were not bad enough
already, agents of the omnipresent and omniscient ISI too. Are we in
deep doo-doo or what Ram?
Perhaps this author is clearer in what he/she is saying. :) :)
*** Perhaps! PERHAPS indeed.
Take care Ram. And next time you share some such gems from the pages
of these Assam rags, I hope you will at least read it once. So far
you have been batting 0-3 or 4 or 5 I think with these forwarded
letters. Pardon me the baseball metaphor, but it is not good for your
batting average Ram :-).
c-da
At 9:03 PM -0600 2/2/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
Dear C'da,
Here is another letter from the AT. Perhaps this author is clearer
in what he/she is saying. :) :).
I agree, the first letter was a tad difficult to understand.
--Ram
Sir,- The ULFA militants are nothing but a small team of criminals.
Suggestions are coming from some people to have direct negotiations
with them for bringing back peace and normalcy in the State. Do they
think these handful of ULFA criminals whose Commander-in-Chief lives
in Bangladesh majestically, are the sole guardians of Asom? It is
high time, Governments both in the State and the Centre, should not
remain silent spectators of what has been going on in the name of
struggle for achievement of sovereignty. In fact, the ULFA members
have engaged themselves in unlawful, unpardonable and shameful
heinous-activities which should not be allowed to continue any more.
So the government as well as the peaceloving people of Asom should
unitedly condemn ULFA and isolate them for good from the peaceloving
Asomiya society to save Asom from the clutches of the traitors, and
no one should think for any negotiation with them unless and until
they unconditionally apologise for the misdeeds committed by them
one after another. From their unlawful activities, it is very much
clear that these ULFA militants are no doubt agents of the ISI and
are consistently planning for annexing Asom with Bangladesh for
their own personal interests. -Yours etc., H HAZARIKA, RG Baruah
Road, Guwahati.
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