Did india abduct rebel leader son in Bangladesh?

[Ammyy]

India's Ulfa rebel leader: Son abducted in Bangladesh

Hope this news is true

So can get rid of one more terrorist

 

[Maira La]

Yes. Why not?

Nation comes first. Moreover, the act no longer remains illegal when sanctioned by the highest authorities.

No sir, here I have to disagree with you! "Nation comes first" is as much a terrorist concept as "Religion comes first". Killing another person's family member just because he killed yours is a wrong form of justice and advocating this form of justice is a crime as well.

If the Chakma's were to rebel again and my country's army kidnapped the sons and daughters of rebel leaders, I would never defend our army's acts. Humanity comes before everything, IMHO.

 

[wild_fire1979]

Right so because the kids father is a so called terrorist, this 19 year old kid who hasn't done any crime, isn't wanted for anything should be kiddnaped and may be killed. Well I wonder who is the terrorist now?

All these indians calling pakistanis terrorists, now advocate kiddnap and what not to a kid! Man how the mighty have fallen.

I am sure his father gave equal thought when he ordered his rabid dogs to go blow up people in India.

As for you this quote is apt

“Morality is simply the attitude we adopt towards people whom we personally dislike.” - Oscar Wilde

 

[Iqbal_Brar]

amazing world.. ULFA wants independance or more autonomy because since past 4 decades people of Assam have been trying to kick Bengalis (mostly from Bangladesh) out of Assam... but government has ignored.. Assamese people even carried out mass resistance movement against Bengalis for more than 6 years in 1980s so government finally promised them they will take care of Bengali people in state but again ignored... that is why these militants are there in first place.. and most ironic thing is they are in bangladesh.. the same people they want to kick out of Assam.. very unique world we live in...

 

[divya]

Did I say he WAS murdered? Read the text fool, I said MAY BE, its illegal to kiddnap or harm a innocent person, regardless of who his father is. All my posts are reply to your compatriots, cheering the kiddnapping of a innocent kid. That includes you.

we are happy about is father reaping what he actually sowed.

At the end of the day if he is kidnapped or murdered it is fault of your security agencies as being in Bangladesh it was your duty to safeguard himself. What is the progress of BD police over the case?

 

[LaBong]

It's a bluff, Barua pulling off another stunt. We dont need to abduct his kid to make him any mellower than he already is!

 

[LaBong]

amazing world.. ULFA wants independance or more autonomy because since past 4 decades people of Assam have been trying to kick Bengalis (mostly from Bangladesh) out of Assam... but government has ignored.. Assamese people even carried out mass resistance movement against Bengalis for more than 6 years in 1980s so government finally promised them they will take care of Bengali people in state but again ignored... that is why these militants are there in first place.. and most ironic thing is they are in bangladesh.. the same people they want to kick out of Assam.. very unique world we live in...

Ironic isn't it? Bangladesh supporting ULFA which was created from the xenophobia towards Bengalis in Assam and killed many of them in past.

 

[wakapdf]

why cant we do something like this with the bugti guy. we need to learn a few things from our indian counterparts. I support their decision to abduct but i am against causing physical or mental harm to his son. The son should not suffer from the mistakes of his father but rehabilitated into living a peaceful life

 

[Maira La]

“Morality is simply the attitude we adopt towards people whom we personally dislike.” - Oscar Wilde

Interesting. This subcontinent produced the greatest philosophers in history (dig deep and you'll find out) and the greatest theories on morality. And here you are learning morality from westerners. Not the best source to learn from I'd say.

 

[Maira La]

Ironic isn't it? Bangladesh supporting ULFA which was created from the xenophobia towards Bengalis in Assam and killed many of them in past.

"Bangladesh" is not supporting anyone here. Just some people in the government making their living off ISI fund. *It's past now!*

 

[notsuperstitious]

So who was abducted? Where? Was a police complaint filed regarding this? Or are we going by the simple word of a person in hiding known to make all kinds of anti india claims???

I say nobody was abducted, Barua's people are leaving him and talking to India, so he's making tamasha to be in limelight and relevant.

He sealed his fate when he decided to become a tool in the hands of foreign powers.

"Bangladesh" is not supporting anyone here. Just some people in the government making their living off ISI fund. *It's past now!*

The Jamati religious supremacist people in Bangladesh are bengali and can not be entirely be blamed on ISI. There is no shortage of hate preaching idiots in Bangladesh.

 

[Hindutvadi]

Did I say he WAS murdered? Read the text fool, I said MAY BE,

Did "Divya" say you told he was murdered? He/she said
"Is he murdered.

If yes then links please"
BTW...if you are talking to a fool,be sure the other one is not doing the same.

On Topic: The report mentions

Mr Baruah did not provide details about when his son was kidnapped. He broadly alluded to "an Indian conspiracy", but the rebel chief was not specific about who could have been behind it.

But his statement attacked some senior Ulfa leaders, who Mr Barua alleged, were now "throwing all ideals to the wind" and trying to start the negotiations with India.

Next time you start your usual blah blah blah against India, try to read the article first if you can.

 

[Maira La]

The Jamati religious supremacist people in Bangladesh are bengali and can not be entirely be blamed on ISI. There is no shortage of hate preaching idiots in Bangladesh.

So there is a shortage of BD hating idiots in india? Let's not get into that now!

You were probably high on hormones, otherwise you would have noticed that I did not pin the blame on ISI, but instead on those who live off ISI fund. And that's a fact. Supporting terrorists requires money. Jamatis don't generate money out of thin air. Collecting money from party members and supporters is not sufficient, and if they ever did use taxpayer's money, AL would have figured that out.