Nirbhaya juvenile interacts with Jihadi Juvenile

  Intelligence sleuths alerted the Juvenile Justice Board and the Union Home Ministry about interaction between two juveniles kept at Juvenile special home at Magazine Road near Majnu Ka Tila in North Delhi. One is detained in Nirbhaya case and the other is in Delhi High Court bomb blasts case.   Intelligence sleuths observed that the juvenile facing punishment in bomb blasts case is trying to draw the other into Jihadi fold during their interaction. They both turned 20 now and the one who was serving his 3 years term in Nirbhaya case will be released from juvenile home in December this year. Hence, the intelligence sleuths suspects that he may turn into a trouble maker for the country if allowed to remain under influence of other juvenile in the home. Following the instructions from higher officials, the care -takers of the juvenile home shifted them to different rooms in the same house.   But, this development is underlining a point that the juvenile home care-takers failed to bring any change in the juveniles’ criminal attitudes for which they were kept in their observation. Juvenile Board spends crores of rupees for providing education, medical, counseling and rehabilitation for juveniles to make sure they join the main stream after their release from the home.   But, after serving 34 months in the juvenile home, the juvenile convicted in heinous Nirbhaya crime was found got attracted to Jihadi movement instead of turning into a decent citizen. This is indeed a failure and negligence of the care-takers of the juvenile home. They even failed to notice their interaction and their idea behind it. The juvenile takers to be blamed in case if the juvenile releasing from home in December this year if creates any big problems for the country.

India gives fitting reply to Pakistan

  Unlike earlier times, India is strongly reacting to Pakistan’s allegations after Narendra Modi takes charge of the government as Prime Minister. There is visible change in India’s attitude towards Pakistan. India that has been adopted defensive policy during all these decades now switches to offensive mode. It can be seen in the fitting reply given to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s suggestions for resolving Kashmir issue during his speech at United Nations.   He proposed four suggestions to India to resolve this burning issue. 1. De-militarizing Kashmir. 2. De-militarizing Siyachin. 3. Strictly implementing seize-fire agreement. 4. Avoid threatening each other.   India sharply reacts to his proposals. Vikas Swarup, the official spokesperson of Ministry of External Affairs tweets,   “To de-militarize Kashmir is not the answer, to de-terrorize Pakistan is.” “Pakistan's instability arises from its breeding of terrorists. Blaming neighbors is not a solution.” “Pakistan is not primary victim of terrorism but of its own policies. It is in fact the prime sponsor of terrorism.” “Sharif UNGA speech: Pak PM gets foreign occupation right, occupier wrong. We urge early vacation of Pak occupied Kashmir.” “Pakistan is not primary victim of terrorism but of its own policies. It is in fact the prime sponsor of terrorism.” “Sharif UNGA speech: Pak PM gets foreign occupation right, occupier wrong. We urge early vacation of Pak occupied Kashmir.”   MEA spokesperson doesn’t maintain any hypocrisy in expressing India’s views on Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif’s proposals. Never like before, India is stating that it is Pakistan that occupies part of Kashmir state and demanding it to vacate it immediately. India is also now plainly saying that Pakistan is sponsoring the terrorism and it is the root cause for its backwardness and unrest in Pakistan.

Railway Board condemns reports on Railway Zone

  Railway Board sharply reacted to the media reports about taking ‘U’ turn on setting up Railway zone at Visakhapatnam. According to Railway Board officials, the reports about shelving the proposal are not true. Railway Board is still considering the proposal based on the report submitted by the expert committee. Railway Board will submit its report to Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu very soon for his consideration. Centre will take a final decision on this proposal following the recommendations of concerned minister Suresh Prabhu, said the officials. Hence, they asked the people not to believe any reports until the Centre make an official announcement on this particular proposal.   But, according to the latest reports, Railways Board Chairman AK Mittal told the Chief Secretary of the state, IYR Krishna Rao that Oddisha state is objecting this proposal of setting up separate Railway Zone for the AP state at Visakhapatnam because it may throw East Coast Railway zone operating from Bhuvaneshwar into heavy losses.   Mittal reportedly told him that separate Railway Zone for each and every state is not necessary, particularly this proposal is not viable. He also reportedly told Krishna Rao that Railway Zone can’t be set up at Visakhapatnam due to technical problems. But, the Railway Board officials have taken a sharp ‘U’ turn on their Chairman’s statement made on Tuesday, probably to control the damage occurred with it to the state and central governments.   Hence, Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu should make a statement in this regard to clear the air otherwise it will create confusion among the people of the state.

In between, Jagan is sitting for one day deeksha

  It seems YSR Congress party president Jagan Mohan Reddy couldn’t stop himself from doing deekshas once in a month for one reason or the other. But, it makes the people even his party leader suspect that whether he is really doing hunger strikes for particular cause or as an effort to keep tab on his weight control.   During last 14 months he sat for hunger strikes several times with one or two days’ duration. However, none of his deekshas has served their purpose. He was prepared for an indefinite hunger strike at Guntur demanding special status to the AP state, but postponed it after police denied permission. Then, his party leaders have stated that they will wait until the high court gives it nod for it, but within hours they changed their minds and announced that Jagan Mohan Reddy will be sitting for indefinite hunger strike from October 6th on wards.   In between, Jagan Mohan Reddy is sitting for one day hunger strike at Tanguturu in Prakasham district on 30th September in protest against statement government’s negligence towards tobacco farmers. He will sit for one day deeksha at Tanguturu after visiting families of tobacco farmers, who commit suicides recently.   He might be aware that, Union Minister for Commerce, Nirmala Sitaraman met those tobacco farmers’ families and also tobacco farmers recently and assured them full support on behalf of Government of India. She explained to them about various measures that she took and going to take to resolve their problems. She appealed the tobacco farmers not to commit suicides and promised timely help to tobacco farmers from government of India. But, Jagan Mohan Reddy is sitting for one day deeksha blaming the statement government.