RE: [IAC++] Growing Rapes in India - what must be done

There's no point in blaming one or other individual or official or party. It speaks of the rot in the system. Cleanse the system and individuals would get cleansed as a part of the system.

Singapore is a living example. Any one can move about freely at any time without fear. Indians and others behave properly there. No chewing gums on roads. Stop at traffic signals is mandatory. No cheatingof any kind. Discipline is primary. This culture has to be imbibed / forced on the citizens. Fear of strict laws prevents wrong doing. Transparent and swift punishment makes people behave. No favours of any kind. Rule is rule for all. Any takers?

Kris Dev.

-----Original Message-----
From: Sarbajit Roy
Sent: 24/12/2012 9:32:45 am
Subject: Re: [IAC++] Growing Rapes in India - what must be done

The alleged rapists were drunk, high on crack and watching porn CDs,
driving buses around Delhi committing various criminal acts on diverse
people. They all lived in an illegal slum notorious for these activities
very close to the residence of Mr Tejindra Khanna and operating under the
"protection" of his government machinery.

The only role Mrs Shiela Dixit has in this affair is that she controls the
Excise Dept which allows all kinds of liquor to be sold - Delhi's liquor
consumption increases at the astounding rate of 70% year on year to
finance a bankrupt (in all senses) State Govt. Mr Tejindra Khanna for many
years was on the Board of Directors of India's largest drug peddlers.
Between the 2 of them (Teji and Shiela) Delhi is now the crime capital of
India, joint under-bosses of the Italian-cum-Russian mafia. When the
National Godmother's son-in-law openly owns or finances umpteen hotels
(disguised brothels) and bars all over Delhi, where is the point of writing
such lengthy "Gandhian" open letters to them ?

Sarbajit

On Mon, Dec 24, 2012 at 1:53 AM, Vidyut Kale <wide.aware@gmail.com> wrote:

> My open letter to Sheila Dixit.
> http://aamjanata.com/open-letter-to-chief-minister-of-delhi-mrs-sheila-dixit/
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> I think if the main ideas are adopted, we can see change in society within
> a year. Real change. Not the "increase policing, lynch a few" type.
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> Vidyut
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