PRAMOD PRABHAKAR VALSANGKAR, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad: 500 060
Don’t make corruption a way of life (Organiser, 4.11.2012); As it appeared in Organiser Sarsanghachalak Shri Mohan Bhagwat discussed a number of serious problems being faced by the Hindus and India, during his Vijayadashmi speech. All these problems, like insulting Hindus in various ways, looting of Hindus temples, love jehad by Muslims, tarnishing the image of Hindu saints, Ramjanmabhoomi temple, appeasement of Muslims and Pakistan, demoralising armed forces, creating danger to the security of India, Jammu & Kashmir problem, refusal to grant citizenship to Hindu refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh etc. have been created by the Congress and its allies, because they came to power with the help of very reliable Muslim vote-bank, therefore so long as Congress is in power, it would be almost impossible to tackle these problems, rather these problems will become more and more serious in the times to come due to continuous rapid rise of Muslim population. In this connection, it would be worth while to mention views of Dr BR Ambedkar, on page 336-37 of his book Pakistan or the Partition of India in which he has stated that “It is not realised that the mischief ( by the Muslims) is caused not so much by existence of mutual antagonism as by the existence of a common threatre (i.e. Common country), which calls this antagonism into action.” Thus he has very bluntly said, that so long as Hindu and Muslims live in the same country, nobody can stop hostilities by the Muslims, and there cannot be peace and progress. According to Dr Ambedkar, all the Muslims from India should have been shifted to Pakistan, and all the Hindus, Sikhs, Jains Buddhists from Pakistan to India. How to do it now, is the only problem. There is no other solution.
ANAND PRAKASH,
72/Sector-8, Panchkula-134 109
Organiser November 4, 2012 This is with reference to two letters: one titled as ‘The traitors in our midst’ and second declaring: “Embrace Islam, become the next PM’ and a magnificent article by Prof. (Dr) Sohan Raj Tater, captioned beautifully as: ‘Renounce self desire for unity of the world.’ Keep it up and publish more of such articles.
ATM ANWAR, 22-7-499,
Purani Haveli, Hyderabad-500 002
Was it not a shameful act on the part of Congress? Very strongly Union Minister Veerappa Moily has asked that why no action was taken by the BJP against Nitin Gadkari despite the fact that he was caught in corruption charges and inaccurate financial transactions. But same Moily has failed to give a reply as to why the Haryana government and the Congress gave a clean chit to Robert Vadra (son-in-law of Sonia Gandhi) in spite of clinching evidences of his alleged involvement in land scandal. Further Shri Gadkari has openly challenged the allegation made on him, but Robert Vadra could not dare to do so. If Robert Vadra is really innocent, he himself should have asked for thorough investigation. Why both son-in-law and mother-in-law are afraid of enquiry. Guilty consciousness may be a major cause for this. What Moily has to say in this regard.
SRIDHAR V KULKARI,
Kalyan (West) 421 301, Maharashtra
Magic wand of UPA The manner in which Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Cabinet ministers have tried to hush up various scams which took place under the UPA government is quite shameful. Ultimately the fact remains that the UPA is losing credibility day by day. While PM says that he has no magic wand to contain corruption, former Home Minister had said that he has no magic wand to contain terror and former Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee had excused himself by saying that he too has no magic wand to contain inflation. Yet they all believe that they have the magic wand that will return them to power in 2014.
BIBHU DUTT, Odisha
Child labour A strict law in the form of the Child and Adolescent Labour Prohibition Act against child labour is definitely a welcome move but it needs to be implemented in letter and spirit. Moreover child labour is a social problem that has several interlinked to causes, including poverty and social exclusion. Despite various laws the problem has persisted. Therefore it must be realised that the economic development of parents who send their children to work to increase their family income is a crucial component of any effective effort to eliminate child labour.
RITHA SAGAR, Chennai
Health care still a dream It is unfortunate that even after 64 years, of Independence, access to quality health care services remains and elusive dream for millions of Indians. If anything, it is a reflection of the disregard with which the issue of public health is being dealt with by our policy makers. The problem becomes worse for the poor and underprivileged. They lack social security cover and are left to fend for themselves when hit by life threatening disorders. The picture is not rosy for the middle class either. Due to lack of awareness on medical insurance products, a majority of them are forced to spend their life’s savings on expensive treatments. It is time the UPA government takes concrete measures to improve public health services and aggressively campaigns for promoting awareness on insurance.
Mahesh Chandra Sharma,
E-198, Panki, Kanpur
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Memorial Lecture On November7, 2012, All India Radio organised ‘Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Memorial Lecture’ in New Delhi in which many renowned personalities including Vice President Hamid Ansari spoke. In his lecture Shri Ansari spoke about extremism, insurgency, etc. but did not utter a single word on terrorism which has been spreading its bloody fingers across the globe including India. He also spoke at length about so-called minorities, i.e. Muslims, sidelining other minorities, but remained silent on the achievements of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel regarding national integration, that might have encouraged millions of Indians across the country.
GK SRIVASTAVA,
Arunachal Pradesh
Torture and murder of Saurabh Kalia a war crime It is indeed unfortunate that father of the Kargil martyr Saurabh Kalia had to move Supreme Court for getting justice for his slain son Lt Saurabh Kalia brutally tortured to death by Pakistani army, only because successive Indian governments could not provide justice to the deceased’s family by getting Pakistan held guilty of war-crime by the global community. It is indeed a matter of satisfaction that voices of concern are raised even in Pakistan by human-rights’ activists there for such a brutal and inhuman killing of Indian army-officer by their army-personnel. Indian government should at least now act swiftly by taking up the matter with all concerned ones at global forums to satisfaction of family of Saurabh Kalia without waiting for Supreme Court’s directions even on such a human issue where post-mortem report confirmed about fatal injuries on dead body of Saurabh Kalia been ante-mortem.
SUBHASH CHANDRA AGRAWAL,1775 Kucha Lattushah Dariba, Chandni Chowk
Delhi: 110 006 (India),
email subhashmadhu@sify.com
Karnataka Cow Bill-2010 This is with reference to the news item that Governor of Karnataka State, HR Bharadwaj has provided directives to the Karnataka State Government to delete and withdraw ‘He-Buffalo’ and ‘She-Buffalo’from Karnataka Cow Bill-2010 and eventually has returned back the Bill to the State government. Despite Central Government persistently providing directives to Karnataka State Government to delete and withdraw’He-buffalo’ and ‘She-Buffalo’ from Karnataka Cow Bill-2010,why is it that the Karnataka Government is adamantly insisting to include the same? We should understand the fact that due to the virtue of the various benefits and qualities of cow and its progeny all under one roof it cannot be equated to any other animal including even Buffalo,in rendering services to mankind.The only core reason, we intend to seek a total protection of cow and its progeny is that this animal species is a total full-fledged agrarian animal of our country’s since thousands of years and is the backbone of our country’s agricultural culture. When the Bill is in the name of cow, we wish that it should include only cow and its progeny. If required the Karnataka State Government can introduce exclusively a separate Bill in protection of other cattle and animals including buffalo in particular and spare the Cow Bill,without disturbing it and making the things complicated.
SETURAM ASPARI.
Email:asparam@rediffmail.com
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