[Reader-list] Gujarat DCP shoots Muslim inspector twice in mock anti-terror drill

[Kshmendra Kaul]

Dear Javed
 
I went by the weblink you yourself provided.
 
But I apologise for saying that you had designed the Subject Field and the Comment. 
 
I would still see it as an attempt to perpetuate this incident being seen through communal glasses. Khalid Azam might have done it in the 'arkitectindia' group but you did it here on SARAI Reader List.
 
You did read the article I presume and you too saw what Khalid Azam saw; that is was a "Muslim" Inspector.
 
So whether it is Khalid Azam or it is you, or it is a Praveen Togadia or a Varun Gandhi, you all are in a similar mould; illintentioned in the manner you give a 'communal spin'. Enemies of India.   
 
Kshmendra


--- On Mon, 3/15/10, Javed <javedmasoo at gmail.com> wrote:


From: Javed <javedmasoo at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Reader-list] Gujarat DCP shoots Muslim inspector twice in mock anti-terror drill
To: "Kshmendra Kaul" <kshmendra2005 at yahoo.com>
Date: Monday, March 15, 2010, 5:55 PM


Dear Kshmendra
A minute before you posted, I had sent a mail giving the link of where
I obtained the text from. Could you please take a look at that.

Thanks

Yousuf

On 3/15/10, Kshmendra Kaul <kshmendra2005 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Javed very keenly identifies the ATS Inspector as a 'Muslim' and places in
> the Subject Field " Gujarat DCP shoots Muslim inspector "
>
> The word "Muslim" is nowhere to be found on the very weblink of the article
> as provided by Javed himself.
>
> Not satisfied with having done so, Javed adds the comment  "Even Muslim
> police officers are not safe from fake encounters...." (not to be found on
> the weblink provided by Javed)
>
> One would have to be quite idiotic to not recognise Javed's intentions in
> making the incident "communal". Whatever be the actual 'story' behind the
> incident, as of now, there no reports of it having a "communal" background.
>
> It is quite likely that the "Muslimness" of the ATS Inspector will get
> mentioned and highlighted in further reporting of the incident and
> commentaries on it. There are many Javed's around to do that. But Javed of
> SARAI "Reader List" will have the honour of being the first one to do so.
>
> This should please the Moderator(s) of SARAI Reader List.
>
> I just did a string-search for gujarat-dcp-muslim-inspector. It only throws
> up Javed's  SARAI Reader List mail. Oh Yes! Also a webpage from a site
> called coastaldigest.com with obvious ideological leanings
>
> Kshmendra
>
>
>
> Dan Husain dan.ayyaar at gmail.com
> Mon Mar 15
> Javed's intent, even if to sensationalize the event, is less harmful then
> actually shooting a man twice for no fault of his. And it is most important
> to tackle the intent of the man with a loaded gun shooting at innocent
> people. Whoever that man be. And if he is a functionary of the state then it
> becomes even more imperative to tackle it. Thanks.
>
>
> Pawan Durani pawan.durani at gmail.com
> Mon Mar 15
> Dear C.Anupam ,
>
> Did I say that any line has been said about Modi.
>
> Would you google this news and check the subject line which has come
> in newspapers .
>
> ATS inspector injured by bullet during mock drill  : PTI
>
> Gujarat DCP shoots cop during mock-drill  : Indian Express
>
> Drill that mocked precautions & exposed inadequacies : Times Of India
>
> And then you have a subject line in SARAI ,as follows
>
> Gujarat DCP shoots Muslim inspector twice in mock anti-terror drill :
> Reader-List - SARAI
>
> If you do not understand the intent of Javed's mail, then i regret of
> trying to eductae you on his intent.
>
> No more discussion on this from my side . Those who wish to ignore my
> suggestions may continue to do so.
>
> Remember ...till they come marching to your door.
>
> Pawan
>
>
> From: Dan Husain <dan.ayyaar at gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [Reader-list] Gujarat DCP shoots Muslim inspector twice in mock
> anti-terror drill
> To:
> Cc: "sarai list" <reader-list at sarai.net>
> Date: Monday, March 15, 2010, 3:48 PM
>
> Dear Pawan:
>
> I seldom respond on this list. But I think your response is most flippant,
> insensitive, callous, off the cuff, prejudiced, and most of all laughable.
> Think of it. It's like a nightmare. You go for a drill, perfectly planned
> out, everyone presumably knowing their roles, and suddenly you get shot
> twice in your stomach. What for? For what reason? Why? The guy was just
> doing his job. And he gets shot! Bizarre! Absolute nightmare. This is
> outrageous. I am sure no one would like to live this experience. And when
> there were clear instructions that no arms to be taken in, why was the DCP
> carrying a loaded gun. And if he was why would he shoot someone that too
> twice. My mind belies any accident.
>
> And I wonder what would turn you so blind that you'd eagerly defend the
> wrong too. I don't think anyone will like to be shot at for no fault of
> theirs. And yes if proven that the DCP shot at the guy with malice and for
> his religious identity then Modi is to be blamed because he has actively
> encouraged this mindset.
>
> Thanks
>
> Danish
>
> PS: Please respond to this mailing list and not to me personally. Thanks.
>
>
> anupam chakravartty c.anupam at gmail.com
> Mon Mar 15
>
> Pawan,
>
> Not single line has been said against modi or BJP. Why are you
> assuming? On what grounds?  On the other hand, if these things are not
> brought towards the notice of the machinery which is at work, there
> will be more such Saiyads dying in this way.
>
> It is unfortunate that you are diverting the focus of the debate,
> which should discuss things about police reforms across the country to
> a political issue. You are absolutely wrong about Javed's intention to
> post this news item and also using Narendra Modi to make a point here.
>
> Anupam
>
>
> Pawan Durani pawan.durani at gmail.com
> Mon Mar 15
>
> And what a convenient subject line made aptly for Sarai . This is how
> 'Liberals' are used by Javed and others.
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 3:22 PM, Pawan Durani <pawan.durani at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Yes Yes .. Let us blame Modi for this.
>>
>> On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 3:20 PM, Javed <javedmasoo at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > ‘Sir, don’t... I am not a terrorist,’ pleaded ATS inspector as DCP
>> > shot him twice
>> >
>> > Even Muslim police officers are not safe from fake encounters....
>> >
>> > Surat: Posted: Sunday , Mar 14, 2010 at 0319 hrs
>> >
>> > “Sir, don’t... I am not a terrorist.”
>> > This is what Gujarat Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) inspector Shabbirali
>> > Saiyed says he had shouted, just before Deputy Commissioner of Police
>> > Subhash Trivedi shot him twice in the abdomen from point blank range
>> > during the mock anti-terror drill that went haywire at the Surat
>> > Airport on February 24.
>> >
>> > Saiyed still cannot comprehend how and why he was shot by the senior
>> > officer. No officer was supposed to carry or use live arms and
>> > ammunition. That apart, Saiyed told The Sunday Express that the entire
>> > drill had been meticulously planned, including the exact role each cop
>> > would play. “All the officials in the drill had been briefed
>> > thoroughly about the role of each. I was to be only an observer tasked
>> > to find out what mistakes the commandos and other officials commit
>> > during rescue operations.”
>> >
>> > DCP Subhash Trivedi, SP Barot of ATS and a few other officers were
>> > tasked to act as doctors and rush to a bus in the parking lot of the
>> > airport in which some officials acting as terrorists were holding
>> > ‘passengers’ hostage.
>> >
>> > Saiyed recalled: “Subhash Trivedi rushed to the bus and caught hold of
>> > me tightly, though I was supposed to be only an obeserver. I pleaded,
>> > “Sir , don’t... I am not a terrorist, I am the observer.” But he
>> > refused to let go of me and we had a scuffle. I was left struggling to
>> > get out of his clutches when he pulled out his service revolver and
>> > opened fire, from point blank range. I fell and lost consciousness.”
>> >
>> > The .38 calibre bullet entered through his stomach and exited. Saiyed
>> > is still to recover but is now out of danger.
>> >
>> > Interestingly, the DCP, according to Saiyed, was not even tasked to
>> > take on or grapple with any ‘terrorist’ in the drill, since he was
>> > acting as a member of a team of ‘doctors’ at the spot who would only
>> > recce the scene to find out how many hostages and terrorists were in
>> > the bus. “He was to have only ascertained their numbers to pass on the
>> > information to the others in the actual rescue team, so that they
>> > could plan and execute the operation,” according to Inspector Saiyed.
>> >
>> > Surat police Commisioner Shivanand Jha confirmed it. “Saiyed was
>> > deputed as an observer on the spot. He was standing near the entry
>> > door of bus. DCP Subhash Trivedi was tasked to act as a doctor to
>> > recce the scene and find out how many hostages were being held by how
>> > many terrorists, and the weapons they possessed.” The ‘doctor’,
>> > apparently, was not expected to carry any weapon, much less a loaded
>> > service revolver.
>> >
>> > So what went horribly wrong? The police claim they have no answers to
>> > share, yet. “We are still doing a free and fair investigation. At this
>> > moment it is difficult to come to any conclusion. We have taken the
>> > statements of several airport staff who were also present there and
>> > statements of several police officials who witnessed the incident,”
>> > Jha said.
>> >
>> > When The Sunday Express contacted Trivedi, he refused to comment.
>> >
>> > The investigation is being headed by Jha’s deputy and ATS chief Ajay
>> > Tomar. A complaint was registered at Umra police station soon after
>> > Saiyed was shot while state DGP S S Khandwawala directed Tomar to
>> > carry out a departmental inquiry.
>> >
>> > “After preliminary investigations, we have found that the incident was
>> > an accident and the firing had not been done deliberately. But we are
>> > waiting for the final report and the report from ballistic experts
>> > before coming to any conclusion,” said Khandwawala. Asked if an FIR
>> > would be registered against DCP Trivedi, Khandwawala said: “Let the
>> > report come and later, on its basis, we will take further action. Both
>> > the officials are from police department _ they are not some criminals
>> > _ so it is premature to say anything at this juncture.”
>> >
>> >
>> http://www.indianexpress.com/news/sir-dont...-i-am-not-a-terrorist-pleaded-ats-inspector-as-dcp-shot-him-twice/590554/0
>
>
>
>
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