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Many of you might think I got something so wrong in National Interest pieces written this year. I might disagree! But some deserve a Mea Culpa. I’d deal with the most recent this week.
It is really true! The Indian intelligence agencies have done marvelous job in preventing terror incidents. And please note, it the Indian media to blame to give a bad image to the intelligence agencies. So this so-called “much-maligned” term is created by media itself. Look how this wretched Indian media reported the recent Delhi blast. Like vultures these reporters roamed over the debris.
People just don’t understand that it’s statistically impossible to have a 100% track record in preventing such incidents. Most of these people fail to recognize that the state was able to thwart something really big in nature when they caught so much ammonium nitrate and also seized a ricin factory in gujurat.
This attack was more or less an “accidental” attack. As in it was unplanned and just happened because the substance was unstable. If he had planned it a bit better then we could have seen casualties going above 50.
Maligning intelligence without understanding the situation is just absolutely ridiculous.
It is really true! The Indian intelligence agencies have done marvelous job in preventing terror incidents. And please note, it the Indian media to blame to give a bad image to the intelligence agencies. So this so-called “much-maligned” term is created by media itself. Look how this wretched Indian media reported the recent Delhi blast. Like vultures these reporters roamed over the debris.
People just don’t understand that it’s statistically impossible to have a 100% track record in preventing such incidents. Most of these people fail to recognize that the state was able to thwart something really big in nature when they caught so much ammonium nitrate and also seized a ricin factory in gujurat.
This attack was more or less an “accidental” attack. As in it was unplanned and just happened because the substance was unstable. If he had planned it a bit better then we could have seen casualties going above 50.
Maligning intelligence without understanding the situation is just absolutely ridiculous.