Enough Is Enough!!

Supreme Court appointed Special Investigation Team has cleared Bhai Narendra Modi's name in the 2002 riots cases. Thus the umpteenth attempt to besmirch the name of the conservative stalwarts has come to a naught. One only hopes that people will now leave him alone so he can peacefully lead the most prosperous state of Gujarat to greater heights. The frustrated accusers should walk away with their tails between their legs if they have any shame at all. Unfortunately, liberals, communists and pseudo - secularists have no shame and I am sure they will keep coming back. The case in point in Teesta Setalwad. This woman is a convert to Islam and new converts feel that they have to prove their "Muslim-ness". I can understand that. In that case, she should focus on strict fasting during Ramzan (not even swallow her spit) and make many Haj and Umrah to Saudi Arabia to prove her love for Islam. That would be a better way than lying, cheating, conniving i.e. "al taqqiyya" that she has been using to bring down Bhai Narendra.
Her hatred for Bhai Narendra has fried her analytical ability. When one of her people turned against her, she tried to get a stay on the case but was denied. Apparently she thinks that the courts are going to accommodate her because she is a great crusader. When it became clear that she had almost no recourse left, she sent letters to United Nations Commission on Human Rights based in Geneva as recently as October 5th and 7th this year. This action seems to have upset the Supreme Court because in some ways, it undermines their authority.
I hope that the SC will put an end to this menace. Censures and reprimands will not solve the problem. She has no shame. She needs to be punished to the full extent of the law because clearly she has perjured herself and caused obstruction in a judicial process. Until that happens, the precious time of the Supreme Court of India will be wasted to on the whims of a delusional and a hateful person.

Gujarat riots: 'SIT's clean chit to Modi' vindicates BJP
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday said the Supreme Court- appointed Special Investigation Team reportedly giving a clean chit to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the 2002 riots cases vindicates the party's stand on the issue. "This issue is in court. We are not aware of what the SIT has said, so we will not be able to make a detailed comment. But if such an outcome is there then it will be a truth which will vindicate our stand on the matter," Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha and MP from Gujarat Arun Jaitley said. The SIT had summoned Modi a few months ago and grilled him for a few hours on the issue. The court had on April 27, 2009 asked the SIT to inquire into Zakia's complaint. Zakia had alleged that Modi and 62 others, including his cabinet colleagues, police officials and senior bureaucrats aided and abetted the riots which left over 1,000 people dead. Read the article at:http://www.rediff.com/news/report/guj-riots-sits-clean-chit-to-modi-vindicates-bjp/20101203.htm

Teesta in Real Trouble
On the letters addressed by Teesta to the international body, senior advocate and amicus curiae Harish Salve informed the Bench that the SIT was “disturbed” over the constant airing of grievances by Setalvad to the international body. The letters addressed to SIT chairman RK Raghavan had complained about the poor witness protection in the Godhra cases and even contained information of how her former aide Rais Khan was bought over by the other side.

What annoyed court
1. Setalvad's CJP sent letters to UN Commission on Human Rights in Geneva
2. SIT was ‘disturbed' over constant airing of grievances by Setalvad to international body
3. Letters complained about poor witness protection in Godhra cases
4. Also contained information of how Rais Khan was allegedly bought over
Read the article at:http://www.dailypioneer.com/300970/Teesta-in-real-trouble.html

Setalvad in soup, relief for Modi
File criminal case against Teesta: Court
A designated Sessions Judge has ordered that criminal complaints be filed against those who were involved in fabricating affidavits regarding the 2002 post Godhra riots. The court order will cover Mumbai-based social activist Teesta Setalvad, whose NGO Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) was in the forefront of trumpeting charges against Narendra Modi.
The Registrar has been asked to file the complaint under Sections 193, 194, 195, 196, 199 and 200 of the Indian Penal Code, all relating to perjury and fabrication of evidence with intent to procure conviction of others. The operative part of designated Sessions Judge Vora’s order said that complaints be filed against all those who participated in the fabrication of affidavits.
Read the article at: http://www.dailypioneer.com/301220/Setalvad-in-soup-relief-for-Modi.html