Sandip:
You need to to think a little DEEPER!
WHY did RIOTING have to take place to begin with? Did these people
wake up one fine morning and decided, : Heck, things are dull, let
us go burn some buses today and cut-off policemen's limbs?
Think about it and come back with your questions again.
sd
At 6:06 AM -0700 5/31/07, SANDIP DUTTA wrote:
Hello Sondon Da,
As far as I understand, police and RAF are meant to maintain law &
order and prevent rioters getting out of hand. Thats their job. Army
is called in only when situation gets out of control. Same approach
is applied everywhere. Local Admin calls in the army. In this case,
Rajasthan police had no experience handling anything of this kind in
the last many decades.
May we know what approach is taken towards rioters who use violence
as a form of protest and then try justifying it - in the
worlds greatest demokrasy - your home, the United EStates of Amrika?
I mean people who damage govt. property, possibly kill and maim
others and try to undermine state authority?
Rgds,
SD
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Subject: [Assam] BBC E-mail: Army deployed after India riots
Chandan Mahanta saw this story on the BBC News website and thought you
should see it.
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This is typical of the Indian state's conflict resolution program,
which has not changed in sixty years after freedom.
** Army deployed after India riots **
Troops are deployed in India's Rajasthan state after 14 people are
killed in clashes over government job quotas.
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