Kasab hanged,Congress injected the hindutva nationalism dose in the veins of the nation !
Indian Holocaust My Father`s Life and Time, Chapter: Nine Hundred Twenty Six
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"I swear by God, won't do such a thing again" (Allah kasam dubara aisi galti nahi karunga), were the last helpless words uttered by Ajmal Kasab, the only surviving terrorist, proved guilty in 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai.
Hindutva envelop creates the blind nationalism tsunami to bail out the corporate government of India.The political war is being fought as Hindutva vs Hindutva.The maharashtra government led by Congress and corporate media created the most wanted hindutva hype with Bal Thakre`s demise. The facebook post debacle has not changed the color as yet. With Kasab hanged in topmost secret mission, Congress injected the hindutva nationalism dose in the veins of the nation ahead of Gujarat Election.The hanging of Mohammed Ajmal Amir Kasab for the 2008 terrorist attack on Mumbai has robbed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of an issue in the Gujarat elections and in the winter session of Parliament. I have been consistingly writing and speaking on the ruling hegemony strategy of manusmriti rule with a nuclear strategic alliance lead by zionist Israel and corporate imperialism.Economic reforms era is closely related with the resurrection of Hindutva promoted by Congress and sangh pariwar both. America`s War against terror returns to the topmost place with execution of kasab as frantic diplomatic efforts continued to secure a ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, which saw the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, arrive in Cairo on Wednesday vowing to work to find an end to the latest conflict, India has not taken whatsoever stance against the ongoing genocide in Gaja in face of US Fiscal cliff and Eurozone recession hightened by impending oil crisis due to Arab Israel conflict.With the Lok Sabha Speaker's all-party meeting failing to break the logjam on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in retail issue, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has invited the top brass of the main Opposition party, BJP, for a dinner on Thursday.
Kasab, sole surviving gunman of the 26/11 terror attack, was hanged at the Yerawada Jail in Pune at 7:30am today after his mercy petition was rejected by president Pranab Mukherjee earlier this month.BJP on Wednesday welcomed 26/11 attack convict Ajmal Kasab's hanging but underlined the need for a more serious approach to combating terrorism, including fast tracking of such cases, prompt implementation of sentences and pressurising Pakistan to stop cross-border terror.
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"Better late than never. Kasab's hanging will act as a balm on the wounds of the people of Mumbai but their wounds are still fresh. They will get relief only when Kasab's handler's across the border are brought to justice," BJP spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain said.
It took barely a fortnight for President Pranab Mukherjee to decide on the mercy petition of 26/11 convict Ajmal Amir Kasab, who was hanged on Wednesday morning in a Pune jail.
"The president had rejected the mercy petition of Kasab on November 5," Venu Rajamony, the president's press secretary, told IANS.
After the Maharashtra government rejected Kasab's mercy plea on October 16 and the union home ministry followed suit on October 23, the file moved to President Mukherjee.
Mukherjee took his decision in about 12 days, rejecting Kasab's plea on November 5 - thus paving the way for his execution.
By November 8, the file had moved back to the Maharashtra government for further action, and Kasab was hanged November 21 - five days before the fourth anniversary of the carnage.
"The president rejected Kasab's mercy petition November 5. I had forwarded it to the Maharashtra government on November 8, and it was finalised that day that Kasab would be hanged on November 21 at 7.30 a.m.", Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde told reporters confirming Kasab's hanging.
There are 14 mercy petitions before the president, including that of parliament attack convict Afzal Guru.
The Indian government, reduced to a minority for the first time since coming to power in 2004, is scrambling for support ahead of a parliament session that will severely test its economic reform agenda, and its chances of success look bleak.For the moment, there is no threat of the government falling. But an obstructive opposition and unreliable allies could mean there is little progress on reforms like opening up insurance and pension businesses when parliament's month-long winter session gets under way on Thursday.Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has engaged in unusual dinner diplomacy with allies at his New Delhi home to build consensus on the next round of economic reforms, which need parliamentary approval.
The finance ministry will try to push some seven bills for passage in the winter session of Parliament, including bills to reform the insurance and pension sectors. The session starts on Thursday.
Pundits say it is unlikely to gain a clear mandate for amendments to the insurance act. In September, the cabinet cleared a proposal to raise the foreign investment limit in insurance to 49 per cent from 26 per cent at present.
The govt is also planning to push a legislation to introduce options trading in commodities — which proponents believe will give a new “price discovery” option to farmers. Detractors have, however, slammed the move to give the sharks who play the futures markets just one more speculative instrument.
Options trading was banned when India launched forward trading in 1952 and had always been viewed with suspicion.
The Bombay Cotton Trade Association — established in 1875 — is the world’s second oldest futures trading market after the Chicago Board of Trade. Futures trading was banned during the second world war and resumed in fits and starts in the sixties.
Insurance, pension funds
The BJP, the principal Opposition party, had agreed to support the insurance bill, provided the FDI cap was retained at 26 per cent.
However, with the government deciding to hike the cap, the BJP has made it clear that it would oppose the bill. This would make it rather difficult for the UPA to push the bill through in Parliament.
The government does not expect any major hurdles before the pension bill, finance ministry officials said, despite a clause that links FDI in pension funds with the cap in insurance.
“If Parliament does not agree with the insurance amendments, FDI in the pension sector stays at 26 per cent… if it agrees then it goes up,” officials said.
Trinamul and the Left are opposing both the bills and are expected to vote against them. Floor managers say this will not affect the pension bill.
Forward trading
The Forward Contract Regulation Act (Amendment) Bill, to be taken up for voting in this session, seeks to give more power to the forward market regulator and do away with section 19 of the act that prohibits options trading in commodities.
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