Statement was issued in response to Amit Shah’s criticism of judgment by two-judge bench which included Justice B Sudershan Reddy, now the Oppn’s candidate for Vice President.
BJP leaders such as Jagat Pujari or Bhima Mandavi are small pawns on the chessboard of Bastar. They couldn’t have played their moves without the connivance of top bosses in Raipur.
In tactical terms, the shirtless protest was worse than a self-goal. Suddenly, the fiascos of the AI Summit were forgotten, and the Youth Congress’s disruption became the issue.
IAF is fine with accepting the aircraft with 'must-haves', even if some other steps remain pending, which may take at least another year, it is learnt.
The Supreme Court of India has always batted on behalf of terrorists and secessionists. Be it the Islamist jihadis of Kashmir or the Naxalites of central India or even the China backed insurgencies of Nagaland and Manipur – all of them have a genuine and true friend in the Supreme Court of India.
Last week, the Supreme Court championed the cause of stray dogs and thereby imperiled the lives of millions of Indians – usually the poor and marginalized ones, the bottom of the pyramid.
The Supreme Court feels for every section of society – crooks, criminals, terrorists, secessionists, even stray dogs. The only one who doesn’t get any sympathy at the court is the common man. He toils away – killed by terrorists, mugged by criminals, duped by crooks, bitten by stray dogs. All thanks to the great Indian judiciary.
The Supreme Court of India has always batted on behalf of terrorists and secessionists. Be it the Islamist jihadis of Kashmir or the Naxalites of central India or even the China backed insurgencies of Nagaland and Manipur – all of them have a genuine and true friend in the Supreme Court of India.
Last week, the Supreme Court championed the cause of stray dogs and thereby imperiled the lives of millions of Indians – usually the poor and marginalized ones, the bottom of the pyramid.
The Supreme Court feels for every section of society – crooks, criminals, terrorists, secessionists, even stray dogs. The only one who doesn’t get any sympathy at the court is the common man. He toils away – killed by terrorists, mugged by criminals, duped by crooks, bitten by stray dogs. All thanks to the great Indian judiciary.