This witch hunting, including by the corporate media, misreporting and
demonising, must be raised in all public fora as so called anti-terrorist
squads, were deliberately and consciously targeting minorities as a fascist
diversion to divide Indian society to deflect attention from policy, with the
strategy plotted by the private-political comprador partnership.
The murder of Shaheed Azmi, the Advocate handling some of the cases of
those falsely implicated in Maharashtra has not been adequately investigated,
as it is the doing of a powerful " State within a State" operating from dark
recesses of the financial capital of India,in Mumbai, with close links to
global finance capital, The dark forces commenced operating coinciding with
Islamophobhia in the world to occupy several countries in the currency wars
and ti seize and control financial and other resources in particular
hydrocarbons denominated for international trade in the dollar.Islamophobhia
has been used as an instrument of occupation, as well as an ally, assisted by
collaborating governments in the Middle East and Central Asia .
The Jamiat-Ulema-E-Hind which had engaged Shaheed Azmi has done little or
nothing to have the murder investigated despite having a Member of Parliament
in the Rajya Sabha.
Scores of innocent citizens have been killed of diverse minority groups ,
including dalits and tribals in this dark period , considered by the
administration of more than on political party as little more than flies with
no accountability for the pogroms and riots , as they belong to the
economically and socially weaker sections of society , though their total
strength would be approximately 40 % of the population .
Demand accountability for the lives of these citizens of India at the
Union and State levels ,from every political party and from private players
desiring to capture economic space by installing their most favoured
governments in power through corrupt political contributions, financing even
the Anna Hazare Movement.
Niloufer Bhagwat
----- Original Message -----
From: ram puniyani <[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, September 14, 2011 9:20 am
Subject: [humanrights-movement:4950] Malegaon Blast Probe-Biases
ofInvestigating authorities
To: ram puniyani <[email protected]>
> Lessons from Malegaon: Police investigation or a communal
> witch-hunt<http://communalism.blogspot.com/2011/09/lessons-from-
> malegaon-police.html>
> Jamia Teachers’ Solidarity Association
>
> 13th September 2011
>
>
> Lessons from Malegaon:
>
> Punish those guilty of misleading probes
>
> Compensate the victims NOW!
>
>
> The NIA has finally put the official seal on what many activists, the
> families of the accused and the people of Malegaon had been saying
> for long:
> that the arrest of nine Muslim men for the 2008 Malegaon blast was
> a result
> of a communal witch-hunt, which passes for investigations into terror
> charges. As a consequence of the investigating agencies' hubris and
> prejudice, nine innocent men had to spend five long years in jail,
> whiletheir families suffered and they were stigmatized.
>
> Malegaon sadly is hardly an exception but more a norm. Remember
> Mecca Masjid
> bombings, where scores of young men were tortured and
> incarcerated. Or the
> CBI enquiry report in Delhi, which established that Special Cell had
> kidnapped and framed two Kahsmiris, both IB informers, as
> operatives of a
> terrorist group, Al Badar. Or more recently, the acquittal of five
> Kashmirisby a trial court in Delhi, where the court demonstrated
> that the encounter
> in which these men were allegedly involved, was a product of the Delhi
> police’s creative minds. It did not occur at all! From Maharahstra
> to Delhi,
> from states ruled by BJP to those presided over the Congress
> regimes, the
> story is the same.
>
> First, let us be clear that these are not minor or technical
> problems, where
> police and investigative agencies have followed wrong leads or
> conductederroneous investigations in good faith. These were
> investigations which were
> deliberately diverted on a wrong track because it was convenient
> to produce
> someone as SIMI activist; or where false confessions were manufactured
> through torture knowingly—as in Hyderabad; or innocents were
> rounded up
> deliberately with knowledge of their innocence simply because no
> one asked
> questions about police claims. These are not matters that can be
> ignored as
> well-intentioned but inefficient investigations—they were cynical and
> communal targeting of innocents in the name of national security.
>
> Second, this acknowledgment has not led to either compensation for
> victimsor prosecution of erring police officers. The Andhra
> Pradesh government
> shamelessly challenges the claims for damages filed by the young
> men who
> were brutally tortured by the AP police. Judge Virendra Bhatt’s
> verdictearlier this year seeking the filing of FIR against those
> officers of the
> Delhi police—included the decorated hero of Special Cell, Ravinder
> Tyagi—whofaked an encounter in 2005, and a departmental enquiry is
> being contested by
> the Delhi police department.
>
> For all the tears that the PM may shed about the minorities’
> perception of
> being unfairly targeted, till such time that the government
> actually stops
> defending those who indulged in frame-ups and punishes them, the
> faith in
> the fairness of the investigating agencies—and the government’s
> intent—isunlikely to be restored.
>
> Sd/-
>
> Manisha sethi, Ahmed Sohaib, Adil Mehdi, Sanghamitra Misra, Ghazi
> Shahnawaz,Anwar Alam, Tanweer Fazal, Farah Farooqi, Azra Razzack,
> Arshad Alam, M.S.
> Bhatt, Ambarien Al Qadar, Shakeb Ahmed, Haris Ul Haq
> POSTED BY C-INFO AT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,
> 2011<http://communalism.blogspot.com/2011/09/lessons-from-malegaon-
> police.html> <http://www.blogger.com/email-
> post.g?blogID=5008042&postID=4726855612856036798>LABELS:
> ACCOUNTABILITY<http://communalism.blogspot.com/search/label/Accountability>,
> BIAS <http://communalism.blogspot.com/search/label/Bias>,
> MALEGAON<http://communalism.blogspot.com/search/label/Malegaon>
> , POLICE <http://communalism.blogspot.com/search/label/Police>
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