Bikash Choudhury
Apropos your editorial “misplaced outrage” on 19th December 2013; in
our opinion and as per Global Community Indian Govt. response to humiliating
treatment, Physical and Psychological torture of woman diplomat of India
by American Authorities in
New York is
rather calibrated and much more civilized. It is yet to be confirmed why
Americans behaved in a civil dispute while they condone the crime of murder by CIA
Operative Raymond Davis in Lahore, Pakistan.
American authorities put insurmountable pressure on Pakistan
to set free Raymond Davis a criminal who took two innocent lives in cold blood
in broad day light. America
wedged an unnecessary war with Iraq
which already cost over millions of innocent lives and converted a prosperous
and peaceful country into a volatile region. Very recently, American Air Strike
was averted in Syria
under aegis of United Nations Security Council and Russia.
American authorities are no different from ‘Taliban’ who pumped bullet into the
head of Pakistani teenager activist, Ms. Malala Yosufjai. USA
should rather preach some thing which it could practice or leave the moral
policing of the World in lock, stock and barrel. Indian Govt. knows the
language that “Bourgeoisie American Authorities” understand; but, chose to be
little more civil in the interest of long term relations with American People.
New York Times could choose to be with truth or keep quite.
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