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People have stopped trusting Governments on war on terror: Dr Togadia

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May 13, 2012, 12:00 am IST
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Ridiculing the entire exercise on the NCTC, the VHP working president Dr Pravin Togadia said the people of the country have stopped trusting the UPA government on security. He said people are watching in anger and shock the heated debates on this issue that focuses on rights of the Union and State Governments but nowhere any focus is there on the real safety and security of Bharat.

He alleged that the Governments are not serious about truly finishing the jehadi terrorism. “Recently, the Union Government brought in National Investigating Agency (NIA) claiming that the prevailing criminal law is not enough to handle terrorism. NIA focused on putting Hindu saints, women and youth in jails while the jehadis roamed around freely resulting into the horrible repeated jehadi attacks in Mumbai and Delhi. Even after that the Governments were hiding the fact from the world and Bharat that while jehadis came from Pakistan, they could not have been successful unless they had concrete local help. Rather than punishing the only alive jehadi that time and also destroying the local jehadi terror modules, the Government gave the Most Favoured Nation status to Pakistan, opened Bharat for Pak FDI and for Pak banks and never busted local jehadi terror modules,” he said in a statement issued in New Delhi on May 5.
He said in such a situation, any new move like NIA or NCTC or any new law agency by any government – Union or any State – is a mockery of the term ‘war on terror’. “We demand that all governments should now stop creating newer and newer creative paper ideas like NIA, NCTC, Targeted Violence Bill or any such goodie goodie programmes created to gobble up money, appease minority vote banks by sending Hindus to jail and thereby divert Bharat’s attention from jehadi terrorism, Naxalism, rising prices and corruption,” Dr Togadia added.

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