Blame it on the metallurgy grad, who is also the home minister but he blames it on the lack of numbers in the police force. Didn't seem from all the videos that there was any lack of police strength.
Tackling the Nigerians wouldn't make much business sense to the beat cops for the next day how could they go back to them asking for money if they beat them up? Bad for police reputation too with the Brits, Israelis, Russians and what have you. The behaviour of the DIG was especially disgusting. For an IPS man to nod to the Porvorim MLA like a bobble-head at everything he said and to call him MLA saab was like roles reversed. Not a good example to his men. Khaunte on the other hand spoke like an Army man and had Vyas in his palms. The IIT man should have known this would happen and immediately called in the paramilitary forces like the SRPF and the CRPF who are segregated from the general population and therefore have no opportunity for bribes and having brute force and tough training would not have been intimidated by the Nigerians like Goa's sakharams were. But all this has nothing to do with mining where at least our 'gadhi'-kar should have shone but didn't. The Supreme Court had to supply the polish and brush to clean up that mess. Roland. NB. Any potential Pak terrorists watching those Porvorim vids (and you can bet the bank on that they will) will be heartened with how the police reacted. It might even encourage them to downgrade from their standard issue AK47s to WWII grade 303 Lee Enfields and still carry the day. Additionally they might do it in 3 hours instead of the 3 days it took them in Bombay. Roland. Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- From: Nelson Lopes <[email protected]> Date: 01-11-2013 12:22 PM (GMT-05:00) To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" <[email protected]> Subject: [Goanet] Nigerian act boisterously Nigerians show the way. Law and order in Goa is taking a turn for the worse. Nelson Lopes Chinchinim
