The
Constitutional obligation is that
everyone is equal in the eyes of the
law. Regardless of cast, creed or
religion, position or social status,
rich or poor, black or white; no one
is above the law. The Constitution
of India Republic guarantees right
to equality to every citizen of the
country. And who is law abiding is a
matter of social stigma in terms of
today’s Bihar.
The opinion of the Jail Officer,
Siwan is lawfully bold, valid and
deserves praise from a civilized
society that even the Chief Minister
will have to follow the jail rules
if he wishes to meet a prisoner. Above all, civility is a permanent
feature of every civilized society.
The sole duty of every police
officer is to protect the citizen
and catch the law-breakers whosoever
that may be. In this way a healthy
society is healthier. - Madani
Mohiuddin Ahmad, King Saud
University, Riyadh, KSA - June 6,
2006
It's true that every citizens should
abide by the law of the land but
that law applies to a MP like
Shahabuddin too. I am very much sure
that he must have done some stupid
activity as usual and got slapped by
the DSP. It may be his trick to get
out of Siwan jail and get
transferred somewhere else as Laloo
said 'out of state prizon'.
This is a very positive attitude
shown by Md. Hizbullah to the police
community of India. Amit Lodha is
not alone. Look at the 'Super 30
IIT'ians'. They are being coached by
another police officer and how you
feel when a so called politician
misbehaves with him. - Naren
Singh, USA - June 8, 2006
I
read the message of Mr. Madani
Mohiuddin Ahmad and it is awful. He
may have personal anguish with Siwan
RJD leader and most probably being a
Muslim he wants to prove that he is
a more secular person but actually
he is not.
It is true that constitutional
obligation is a must for every
Indians, but he forgot to write for
every Indian citizen either he is a
politician or an administrator of
law and order. He has pointed only
RJD leader but he has avoided the
deeds of the jailor, how he treated
others on very next day with the
prisoners in jail.
The law and order of Bihar is really
worst but it is not due to RJD
leader but the complete
constitutional organs are playing
equal roles. - Jawed Hussain ,
Dubai - UAE - June 8, 2006
Statement of Mr. Jawed Hussain is
the perfect piece of mis-interpreting
someone’s expression. His statement
against Mr. Madani Mohiuddin Ahmad,
is in very bad taste. - Md. Hizbullah - June 8, 2006
Jawedji, I don't think Madaniji's
comment signals personal anguish
about the criminal politician, but
somehow it indicates your personal
attachment with this incarcerated
MP. He has beaten policemen several
times as if they are street dogs.
Beating an on-duty government
officer is actually a strike on
Constitution of India unless there
is genuine reason behind it.
Don't worry; nature knows how to
balance it. The day will come when
one self-respecting officer will
repeat the story of "Shool".
We don't need to remind anyone about
his religion or secularism.
Madaniji's articles and comments
reflect true Bihari and Indianness.
We are thankful to him. -
Tarakeswar Dubey - June 9, 2006
Supporting a certified criminal like
Shahabuddin in itself is a crime. I
am also convinced that all this
drama of being sick by the Siwan MP
is nothing more than that - a drama
that can only fool leaders like Lalu
Prasad Yadav, Sadhu Yadav, and Jai
Prakash Yadav who all face criminal
charges just like Shahabuddin.
Release him today and you will see
he all of his ailments mysteriously
vanish in one day!
Has anyone noticed that the Siwan MP
is not getting any moral support
from other RJD leaders like Ram
Kripal Yadav or Shyam Rajak or
Shivanand Tiwari whose records are
squeaky clean and by and large liked
by leaders from other parties
despite political differences? -
Ajay Kumar Singh - June 9, 2006
Janab Jawed Saheb
I request you to review my comment
on the article by Hizbullah Saheb.
It is not even puritanical. Former
President Bill Clinton faced
impeachment for committing perjury;
internationally recognized
politician Mrs. Gandhi was produced
before the Court of Law for the sake
of law in the Court of Justice
Hidayatullah. Then, the National
Congress Party of India got a severe
defeat due to the Emergency episode.
You keep counting; you may find many
events of this sort. We, the
Indians, talk of fundamental rights
but we seldom talk of fundamental
duties. I am a free citizen of
India; I too have constitutional
obligation and in all sense I
RESPECT the law of my beloved land.
Law of the Nature is very simple. A
snake bites, a scorpion stings and
what about truth? IT PREVAILS. I
have no preconception against
anyone. Good and bad are
distinctively two things and are the
part of indivisible social
phenomenon, whatsoever it may be.
Greek Socrates was given a cup of
poison to drink and he drank for the
sake of truth. And finally:
Allah-o-a limo bei jhaatis-sadoor
(The Almighty knows what one keeps
in heart) - The Holy Quran. -
Madani Mohiuddin Ahmad, King Saud
University, Riyadh, KSA |
