ore, sustaining a low key war in Assam>and spending money on securing supply of oil - for the next few decades>is not a big problem the politicians in Delhi.>Santanu.>>>-----Original Message----->From: Dilip/Dil Deka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 200
Title: RE: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a
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Hi Santanu:
At 9:11 AM -0600 1/10/06, Roy, Santanu wrote:
C-da:
I agre with all of this. But an armed rebellion is not likely to
succeed on its own.
One needs a civilian political movement
above the ground for three reasons
ssage -
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> I will go further than Chandan da.> > If one
plebiscite
-making.
Jugal
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>Chandan da thinks he is right.
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> Dilip-da: > What I meant was the following: if Assam is
India's colony, if mainland> India does not "care" ab
nuary 10, 2006 9:30 AM
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Well stated, Santanu. You managed to speak your mind without getting
hung up on emotions.
The following paragraph was not very clear to m
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Hi Santanu:A few quick thoughts about your thoughts. Gotta run for a bunch ofmeetings this morning.>Is that unconstitutional? I mean, is it unconsitutional
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C-da:
I agre with all of this. But an armed rebellion is not likely to succeed on its
own.
One needs a civilian politic
.
Santanu.
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From: Chan Mahanta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 1/10/2006 11:13 PM
To: Roy, Santanu; Malabika Brahma; assam@assamnet.org
Subject: RE: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a plesbicite
Hi Santanu:
A few quick thoughts about your thoughts. Gotta
Title: RE: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a
plesbicite
Hi Santanu:
A few quick thoughts about your thoughts. Gotta run for a bunch
of meetings this morning.
>Is that unconstitutional? I mean, is it unconsitutional to
demand an amendment >to the constitution? I don't think
Dear Netters
This morning's bundle of e-mails categorically establishes a few of
the netters' views in respect of Assam's contemporary crucial political issues,
sovereignty, plebiscite, insurgency and so on. Complying with requests from a
couple of netters, I posted a lengthy essay coverin
Dear Netters
This morning's bundle of e-mails categorically establishes a few of
the netters' views in respect of Assam's contemporary crucial political issues,
sovereignty, plebiscite, insurgency and so on. Complying with requests from a
couple of netters, I posted a lengthy essay coverin
e-> From: Malabika Brahma
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To: Malabika Brahma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Ram Sarangapani > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Cc:
assam@assamnet.org> Sent: Tue,
10 Jan 2006 03:01:42 + (GMT)> Subject: Re: [Assam] What prevents
India from holding a pl
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From:
Ram Sarangapani
To: Roy, Santanu
Cc: assam@assamnet.org
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:21
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Subject: Re: [Assam] What prevents India
from holding a plesbicite
Now Santanu that seems more logical than lot of the stuff on the
rgSubject: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a plesbicite>Chandan da thinks he is right.*** I am perfectly willing to SUBMIT to the will of the people of
Assam, as expressed in a free and fair plebiscite. Heaven knows theyhave suffered enough.> May be most of the people in Assam wa
C'da,
The truth of the matter is that India is just too insecure, too weak a state, and too autocratic in its nature--actually FEUDAL is the right terminology, to accept what ought to be a cornerstone of a truly DEMOCRATIC federal republic, like the one India PROMISED to be, but reneged on. India
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Sent: Tue 1/10/2006 12:30 PM
To: Malabika Brahma; assam@assamnet.org
Subject: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a plesbicite
>Chandan da thinks he is right.
*** I am perfectly willing to SUBMIT to the will of the people of
Assam, as expressed
Title: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a
plesbicite
>Chandan da thinks he is right.
*** I am perfectly willing to SUBMIT to the will of the people of
Assam, as expressed in a free and fair plebiscite. Heaven knows they
have suffered enough.
> May be most of the people in
Title: Re: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a
plesbicite
Ram:
>That would be the easy part (thinking about it) - but
the tougher part would to >hold one at all. Whether its Kashmir or
Assam, it is next to impossible to hold >one.
*** That is a profoundly lame argument. I am
Hi Jugal,
I am all for a plebicite, but as Utpal pointed out, it would be very difficult for it happen. Just look at Kashmir. The Pakistanis and I guess many in Kashmir want one. But GOI will never go for it because it would claim that many insurgents have crept into Kasmir and will tilt the scal
a Brahma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Ram Sarangapani
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What I typed
>> A nation can be mature only as much as its population will
What I typed >> A nation can be mature only as much as its population will allow it. Don't you think? The nation can also me only as much mature as the framework will allow it. What I meant was The nation can also be only as much mature as the framework will allow it. Malabika
Ram da, >>That would be the easy part (thinking about it) - but the tougher part would to hold >>one at all. Whether its Kashmir or Assam, it is next to impossible to hold one. But peace itself has been elusive and almost impossible to achive in Kashmir and Assam for last 27 years, isn't
<<>
You said it ALL :IF THIS NATION EVER WISHES TO JOIN THE Great Nation Club
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From: Malabika Brahma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: assam@assamnet.orgSubject: [Assam] What prevents India from holding a plesbiciteDate: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 23:23:23 + (GMT)
Chandan da thinks he is right. So does
Hi there Utpal,
No, I don't think I am right all the time -and am sure others think likewise.
>There is easy way to find out. Hold a plesbicite under a free neutral environment and avoid all >bloodshed.
That would be the easy part (thinking about it) - but the tougher part would to hold one
Chandan da thinks he is right. So does Rajen da or Ram da or Mike da or my self. May be we all are right or may be not. It does not matter what I or you feel (the elites of Assam) , what really matters is what the people of Assam feel. May be most of the people in Assam want seperation from India o
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