Re: [HumJanenge] Re: RTI challenges

Sarab ji,

Why do v continue to fight over an issue not related to RTI and moderators should refrain from putting such issues on the blog.

I want to concentrate on filling the vacant posts of ICs at CIC and on our reaction on the proposed amendment.  

 

It is not prudent on our part to waste our energy on such issues on which consensus is difficult to be formed.  The argument who came first, egg or hen can continue pertetually.

 

I exhort to use your wide knowledge and experience on the main issue.  I m with you, will all the members.

 

I m not that type of person who will continue to ill-argue and will not apologize.  If from my apology, this unproductive debate can be put to an end, I can apologize thousand times even though I have not made any mistake. 

 

Come on and let us discuss RTI related issues on an RTI blog.

 

Religious issues can be discussed on some related blog. 

 

Your brotherly,

M K Gupta

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From: Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com>
To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sun, 12 December, 2010 10:58:50 PM
Subject: Re: [HumJanenge] Re: RTI challenges

Dear Guptaji

Here is the latest post from Mr RSingh631 titled as "Joys of Moslem Women" published by Mr Dhirendra Krishna.

If you have any decency left you will resign from RTI4empowerment-Yahoogroups run by Mr Dhirendra Krishna in protest.

BTW, I am still waiting for you to reply to PMK's demand to you to specify how/where I have agitated communal disharmony.

FYI, my religious principles, which I follow strictly, prohibit me from reviling, disparaging, slighting any other religion, casting aspersions on other religions, or insulting their gods,
beliefs etc. These principles are contained in a legal document drawn up by 10 of India's best legal brains (many of whom were my ancestors) on 8.Jan.1830 and enjoin me to strengthen the bonds of union between men of all religious persuasions and creeds.
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http://brahmo.org/brahmo-trust-deed.html

Sarbajit

On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 4:56 PM, M.K. Gupta <mkgupta100@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

Though I was born in the family of a Vaish (Gupta) in the Hindu religion yet I regard myself as Indian first.  I also respect Muslim, Sikh, Christian, Budha, Jainism, Persian and all other religions not mentioned here. The goal of all the religions is one though the ways to reach that goal are different.  I shall have been equally happy if I have been born in some other religion as I believe in one religion i.e. 'Humanity' and in servicing of not only human beings but also other creatures of God.  We don't have any control to take birth in a particular religion and this is decided by God but we can control ourselves by living in harmonious ways with the followers of all other religions.

 

After the hate messages of Mr. R. Singh have been stopped on yahoogroup, on this group, one member is suggesting to revoke the suspension of another sender of hate messages i.e. Mr S D Sharma to invite such messages. Shame on us. Pl. do not test patience of the members.