The happiest Ajmal Kasav
The Govt of India’s soft attitude towards the international criminals has been proved once again and that provides a reason for Ajmal Kasav to be happy.
The Bhopal Union Carbine gas tragedy has once again showed India’s soft corner towards a criminal. As the reports from the media say, Warren Anderson was not only let off but was escorted to leave the country safely. We all saw the great escape of Mr. Anderson on the television. And 26 years later, when the same issue has surfaced again, the man is of 89 years old today. It seems highly impossible to bring him back to India for interrogation. Moreover, he might be freed again, now officially.
Ajmal Kasav – our royal prisoner – must be watching it closely. People and our media have forgotten him for a while. So he can be assured that he will remain in the prisons of India and live a secured life for at least 26 years. After a long long time when the issue of Mumbai attack will be raised again, we’ll remember him. The decision makers at that will hardly be able to connect to the gravity of the issue and Kasav might be freed.
Although they say that ‘an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind’, sometimes raising an eyebrow too can translate your opinion. If the principles of ahimsa are so strong, what’s the need to keep the handsome share of the budget for the defense?
May it be Anderson, Afzal Guru or Kasav, it’s time to make foot forward and not to encourage them. It’s time to decide and not to discuss.
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