sep 13th, 2006
he sees that american interests are best served by india's rise, but i dont think that's a majority opinion among the cold warriors of foggy bottom (the seat of the state department).
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/sonderthemen/archiv/13.09.2006/2749731.asp
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B. Raman also wrote this piece on rediff the same day as Rajeev wrote his latest.
Please note the following extract from the article that highlights, more than anything else the Dhimmitude of this Napunsak Sarkaar
Since the present government came to power more than two years ago, there has been no successful investigation of major acts of terrorism in different parts of the country outside Jammu and Kashmir resulting in the identification, arrests and prosecution of the perpetrators by the police.
Critics of the government feel that the unsatisfactory pace of the investigations is attributable to the fact that the police officers do not have the confidence that the political leadership would stand by them if leaders of the Muslim community accuse the investigating officers of being anti-secular, communal or prejudiced against the Muslim community.
Raman is an ex-spymaster and well networked in the law enforcement structure - hence a claim to be taken seriously. Why should a cop do his job if he will end up being called communal? The hounding by the "Human Rights Rascal Sena" will inevitably follow any attempt to deal with the problem. And then they complain about profiling!
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