I have one question to our highly trained and intelligent friends who
have offered 'solutions' for the problem ( or 'mohamari' or
'hemorrohoids' or whatever other irritant or dread they would like to
present it as):
Are these traders, who are directly AFFECTED by the
escalating violence, out of their
little minds; are they anti-national, are they fools being
manipulated by the ilk of
MR Goswami, PCH, PCPIA , MASS ?
Or are they the SENSIBLE ones exercising their 'KANDO-GYAN' (
common sense) in
seeking a resolution from the POWERS that hold the KEY to a
solution, instead of
shedding crocodile tears like so many of our highly
intelligent friends here, who are
never affected by what is happening?
This is one of life's great mysteries, or is it :-)?
cm
At 12:09 PM +0100 5/29/07, Bartta Bistar wrote:
Assam traders call for immediate talks with ULFA
<http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/002200705281967.htm>http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/002200705281967.htm
Guwahati, May. 28 (PTI): The Coordination Committee of different
trade associations in Assam today demanded the state government
convene immediate "unconditional" talks with the banned ULFA.
The association, which organised a protest today against the recent
bomb blast in the state, said the government should organised talks
within a week or it would intesify its stir.
"Everybody, including the ULFA wants talks, but by neglecting the
issue the government is letting the situation out of hand and paving
the way for violence," a member of the umbrella body of 30 trade
associations, Vijay Gupta, told PTI here.
"The Assam Government is helpless and the Centre is skirting the
issue (of talks) and hence the problem," Gupta said.
"If the government does not initiate the talks process immediately,
we will intensify the agitation and submit memoranda to the
President, Prime Minister and Union Home Minister", he said.
Normal life was crippled in response to the 24-hr Kamrup district
bandh, called to protest the killing of seven people in the blasts
on Saturday, as the committee members staged a sit-in at the Mahatma
Gandhi road.
Members of the BJP, AGP, NCP, AASU and Purvatto Hindustani Sammelan
joined the protest and demanded stern action against those involved
in the killing of innocent people.
Meanwhile, the AASU today observed "Black Day" in Jorhat, the home
district of Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, as part of state-wide
protests.
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