Mangalore: Will put an end to moral policing - K J George at Bishop's House

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (DV)
With Inputs from Media Release

Mangalore, Jun 19: Home minister K J George on Wednesday June 19 visited the Bishop's House to seek blessings and held discussions with members of the community.

Discussing the attacks on churches in 2008, K J George said that he had seen the initial report which was pro-Christians, but the later report (Somasekhar Commission) had been against the community. "I will discuss the matter at the ministry level and arrive at an appropriate decision," he assured.

On the issue of moral policing in the district, he said it is the complete responsibility of the police to curb the menace and handle anti-social elements. "The police should take strict action in this regard. No one has the right to take law into their hands. We will put an end to moral policing," he said.

On the deluge in Uttarakhand in the north India where thousands of people including former minister Shobha Karandlaje have been trapped, he said tha he is constant touch with the authorities and the Uttarakhand chief minister, and protection will be provided to all Kannadigas stranded there.

Referring to CM Siddaramaiah's recent statement that he had appointed him as home minister to win the confidence of the minorities, K J George said that he was home minister not just for minorties but for people of all sections and communities.

Vicar general of Mangalore diocese Msgr Denis Moras Prabhu felicitated the minister. On this occasion he also submitted a memorandum to the home minister. In the memorandum the Vicar General requested the minister to take necessary measures to restore confidence among people by maintaining law and order in the district and at the state level. He also requested the minister to withdraw the pending cases filed against the Christians during the time of church attacks in 2008. Besides this he said that the Chairmanship of State Minority Commission should be given on rotation basis to the communities constituting the commission. The Christian Minority Development fund should be raised to Rs. 200 crores was the other request. Though the Christians don’t look for special status they should be given equal opportunities as given to others.

J R Lobo, MLA of Mangalore South Constituency said that K JGeorge after assuming change as home minister has already initiated steps to strengthen Law and Order situation of the State and he appreciated him for the same.

In reply, the home minister said that though he comes from a Minority Consituency he will work for the welfare and security of all the people in the state. Also he assured that he would try to see that Christians also get equal opportunities as others. Further he said J R Lobo is a man for development and vision. In case of any need if an appeal is made to him, he in consultation with him would try to solve the problems. The selfless service rendered by the priests and sisters was appreciated by the home minister.

Fr Valerian D’Souza, parish priest of Milagres Church invoked God’s blessing on the home minister. Fr Onil D’Souza, director of CODP compered the programme. Fr John Vas, the procurator of Bishop's House proposed the vote of thanks. Ivan D’Souza, Congress leader, M P Noronha, convener, diocesan political wing, Marcel Monteiro, PRO of the diocese and others were present.

MLA J R Lobo, corporator Naveen D'Souza, Ibrahim Kodijal and others were present.

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Valerian Dsouza, Udupi / Mumbai
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi ESKEY,
Good and healthy debate.
This is how we can overcome difference of opinions.
See, this cast divisions are there in every religions, including in mine also.
After all we are humans you see!
But, we should strive to build civil society!

In civilized world, no innocent should be harmed!
Viz. For Indira Gandhi was killed, give harsh punishment to killers but killing innocent Sikhs, just because killer was a Sikh is highly condemnable!
In Godhra, give harshest punishment to train burners, track them from anywhere but not harm innocent Muslims.
In Kashmir, Pandits were driven out, just because they are Hindus? highly condemnable!
In Orissa, Swami was killed by Maoists, (Maoists consists of all religions) Rightly killers should have been caught and given harsh punishment!
But mob killed so many innocent Christians in revenge for swami's killing!
Civil society should fight against such grave violence in society, that's all.
In Politics, we should have defended good one and criticized bad ones. But sadly it happens party wise or religion wise. Hope some day it will change. HOPE IS LIFE! HAVE A NICE TIME!

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ESKEY, UDUPI
Sat, Jun 22 2013
Hi Valerian,
First and foremost, in order to build a Civil Society there should be some common principles. Mutual Trust, tolerance and co-existence is the key. You as an individual have ten points and I have ten points of mine. If at least one point between us does not match then there is no chance for co-existence. But thankfully, this is not the case. We have at least 3 points (for instance) common among us. That should be the starting point to build a civil society. For the time being cooperate with each other on those 3 points. Build mutual trust then naturally the tolerance will increase and later co-existence becomes easier. After that, more points will be agreed upon.
I agree with you that no innocent person should be punished or victimized. Politics has become dirty in our country. There is no sincerity among politicians. In the civil society first thing what should be stopped is to ‘take side of any political party’ blindly. Not to fight amongst us to support politicians. It is simply not worth.
I hope ‘someday’ the things will change although I am not hopeful of seeing it in my lifetime (due to my age). Long way to go!!!

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi Eskey,

Thanks for your thoughts about me and other fellow commentators in this forum.

What is truth is truth. I do not have any grudge or anger on any one in this forum. I comment on someone else’s unreasonable word of mouth.

I liked and judged your sincerity, the day you expressed some incidents in life.

Let us be good friends for time to come.

Have a good day.

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ESKEY, UDUPI
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi Valerian,
Thanks for your comments. Yes, we have difference of opinion in some things (not many, I suppose) and I am sure that we are having a healthy debate on matters. My objective (in responding to your earlier comment) is to debate in a healthy manner and I am glad that with you and my esteemed friends like Flavian, Simple, et al., our views are expressed, exchanged and understood properly in this forum.
I agree with you 100% that Christian community is aggrieved and justice is not done (your use of word ‘Denied’ amounts to accusation on some party, which is speculative and can be avoided at this stage)
I fully agree that fair investigation has (had) to be carried out. In my opinion, there is no need of second commission. If the person heading the 1st commission is made answerable to the question everybody is asking ‘why there is discrepancy in the interim and final reports’ then truth will come out whether he was forced by someone in power to hide something.
On the ‘hypothetical’ temple attack issue, probably I would feel the same thing the Christian community is feeling today – ‘aggrieved’.
But going by the track record of our politicians, I do not foresee any majority community HM (from party other than BJP perhaps) going to that attacked temple with a genuine interest to console majority community. Today’s politicians are only interested in minority community VOTES Sir, they know very well that the Majority community is DIVIDED along caste lines and there is no interest left in them. A Brahmin minister may not go to backward community temple and a Kuruba minister may not be interested in a GSB temple, you understand what I mean.

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Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Every citizen hope for the peace and security without giving any scope for any confusions or chaos.Moral policing need to be stoped and punished regarously if anybody venture into it.Good to know from the Home Minister to take approprate action in this matter and I hope Mangalore will get back its past glory again.Thanq.

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Jun 20 2013
If some section of our society think that moral policing should exist (they still reason out) then why can't there be counter moral policing by emerging group to watch original moral policing’s activities ????? real scenario will come to light.

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viswanath nayk, Karkala
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi Jeevan,
Joke or joker you must know the law of the land.If you allow everyone to take law in their hands we are worst than the Barbarian. So i feel you must support our home minister so no body will take law in their hands. Every body safe to walk in the roads. Meet Mr Nagesh nayak he will explain to you

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Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hats off to you Dear Vishwanth!
You are truly honouring law of the land!

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Sathish R, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Dear Jeevan,
We need a peaceful Mangalore. Which ever party willing to do a good thing ultimately help all of us. End of the day we are mangaloreans. "Lets Prove our self we are peace lovers and respect each others without hurting anyone" Do we need moral policing ?? who started this? what is the aim of this? who will benefit from this?? Does society will gain from this??? what is the future of this??? What is the end result of this??? ... From when we started to become communal??? Don't you thik its a new development in mangalore ??? We have a beautiful palce and beautiful people lets live together " Lets use Politics to develop our Mangalore with available Ministers, lets join and ask them their accountability.

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Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Dear Sathish R,

Wonderful piece of comments! Marvelous thoughts!
You are deeply soaked in truth
and well being of everyone!
Thank God for such wonderful people in our land!

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A. S. Mathew, U.S.A.
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Jobless street rowdies doing the "moral policing", what a great paradox? Give them some hard labour and create something to eat or clean the dirty roads. Let the police do the policing.

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Joslynn Rooswelt, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Show me a single doctor or engineer in ur so called social group...

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Peter Pereira, Pune
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Small correction Mr. Jeevan. It should be go ahead. No one can stop your good work.

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Prakas, Kundapur/KSA
Wed, Jun 19 2013
H M is trying is best to correct/clear the wrong doings some under the influence of past Govt. to bring back Law & Order, Communal Harmony in the state. His intention is to punish the culprits who is responsible for all those wrong doings. Please Note, People of M'lore has already taught a lesson to the past Gov!!!! As per public demand, is it wrong for the HM to look into this issue & to make a statement from the HQ of minority community?????
He has not encouraged the public to do anything wrong in retaliation.

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Roshan, Abu Dhabi
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Few regular commentators & supporters of communal violence & Shishyas of sang parivar are seems so disturbed & frustrated by the assurance of Sriman K J George. These moral policing people must be brought to justice whatever the cost may it be.

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jeevan, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Go ahead.. who stop you..

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Jacobnelson, Bejai,Mangaore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
don't cry

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jr,
Wed, Jun 19 2013
CM'S VERBAL ATTACK ON SHRI KRISHNA MUTT TO EVOKE PEOPLE'S SENTIMENTS AND THERE BY CREATING LAW AND ORDER PROBLEM IS ALSO A SORT OF MORAL POLICING UNLESS OR THERWISE THERE IS A GENUINE NEED TO INTERFERE IN THE AFFAIRS OF MUTT IN THE EVENT OF NO SOLUTIONS FOUND THROUGH COURTS.

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ravi shetty, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
K J George your private visit to a religious place & then commenting on a goverment matter shows how communal you are.

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Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Ravi Shetty,
Last time 3 MLA's went to Dharmasthala to discuss matter concerning governance, we appreciated the same!
Home Minister visited Church and discussed governance how he became communal?
Now everybody can understand who is communal and hatred minds!

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ESKEY, UDUPI
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi Valerian,
It is true that we appreciated the visit of 3 MLA's (Ministers) to Dharmasthala. As far as I recall, they did not issue a statement which is communally sensitive. Khader talked about improving the rural health care, Ramanath Rai discussed ecological development and Sorake spoke about development of coastal district. There is nothing to be suspicious about their intent.
Our Home Minister visited Church, (nothing wrong in it) and discussed (?) governance (it is still OK if he talks about overall improvement of Law and Order, Punish the guilty etc.)
But to tell you how he became communal - A Christian minister going to Bishop's house and issue a statement that He is not happy with Somashekar report and he will reopen the investigation on church attack. That is not the right place and time to do it.
As a home minister he has the right to re-open the case, he need not ask anybody, he need not tell anybody, he is not even required to stand on top of a mountain and shout (as suggested by Mr. Prem) But why it should be from Bishop's house?
You may discuss anything with Rev. Bishop, regarding personal or governance there is no problem. Why make this visit a political tool?
If a minister from majority community does something similar I object to it. I am of the opinion that a person (not in the capacity as a minister) whether Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh or Jain visits his place of worship it should not become a news item at all. Let him go wherever he pleases. Keep the visits personal and do not bring politics in to it.
Dear Valerian, there is no hatred in the mind. Mind is sometimes suspicious of the motive. That's all

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Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Hi Eskay,
I like & appreciate your comments, it is o.k. many time we differ in many things. But you are frank in your way and truthful in your perspective.
See, H.M. visited Church, which is aggrieved party to whom justice was denied. Only consolation was cases filed on defenders were withdrawn by Shri. DVS.
Shri. Shettar was not controversial, but not had much control over fascist splinter groups!
So, if H.M. is assuring justice for aggrieved party, it need not be seen as something wrong!
Would you feel, for God's sake, never such thing should happen, if a temple was attacked, no justice was given, later some H.M. goes to temple and gives similar assurance? Anyway, have a nice time!

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ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Wed, Jun 19 2013
BJP made same mistake what MR KG George did.Visiting Church or place of worship is personal right/liberty(he visited BISHOP HOUSE)If that visit is official then he must visit other community HQs.Being a Home Minister,any community can make representation with HM but if that visit is private or s 'SIMBLY'to take blessing it is purely non govt function which should be kept as private.If we take task of BJP ministers for visiting temple for showbiz,we should disagree with Mr George.

Coming to atrocities against minorities,disfigure of place of worships of minorities, cases against innocents and Commission Report which should be reviewed on priority basis.Previous Govt withdrawn the cases against victims who were victimized by police department and still minister not aware of the status of the cases!

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ESKEY, UDUPI
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Hi Ismail, There is nothing wrong if George visits Church, Goes to Bishop's house to seek blessings as long as he keeps it strictly personal. Those places are not the ones to issue political statements. Considering that BJP ministers did the mistake (whether or not) why this minister should do the same? This is a proof that communal minded people are in congress too.

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Thu, Jun 20 2013
Dear Ismail Bhai, I used to see your almost all comments more controversial, but this time our thinking goes on same vessel though many may not like it. I hope that even our Dearest Dinesh too liked your comments this time. When we see few Congress MLAs’ attitude after winning the elections, we may feel like “Known Enemies far better than unknown Friends”

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CYRIL MASCARENHAS, KIREM/MIRA ROAD/DUBAI
Wed, Jun 19 2013
VIJAY MANGALORE/DUBAI
I AGREE WITH YOU..YOUR COMMENTS ARE 100% CORRECT..

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Dr Kiran VSA, Udupi
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Its a bit disappointing HM visiting houses of minority community. It would be fair to ask ministers to visit others too. Hope MLA Lobo will also grace other community programs and prove that he is for all. Kurta Pyjama is there as usual.

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Prakas, Kundapur/KSA
Wed, Jun 19 2013
How can you say that, you are right!!! Unless you are also involved in the activities of Moral......Policing!!!!!!!!!!
Request to our Home Minister is to take care of Law & Order situation thru Authorized Agencies & not by ......goons!!!!!!

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Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

Wonderful comments. Everyone knows their under the carpet activities..

When BJP minister talks about similar topic in Matas, ashrams he is called communal...

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Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Dear N.M. - Mangalore

There is enomous sense of rationality and logic in your views but some people have very crude logic which reads as follows:-

"End of moral policing and enact janlokpal... impossible... "

What is your openion. ?

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vijay D, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
MORAL OR IMMORAL, PEOPLE WHO REALLY BELIEVE IN GOD AND RESPECT NATIONALISM OR PATRIOTISM, SHOULD NOT ATTACK OR HARM OR HURT SENTIMENTS OF OTHER RELIGION AND ENTER INTO PLACES OF WORSHIP.

IF WE REALLY BELIEVE IN GOD, WHETHER HINDU, MUSLIM, CHRISTIAN, JAIN OR BUDHIST - WE MUST TAKE AN OATH THAT WE DO NOT ATTACK/DAMAGE/DESTROY ANY PLACE OF WORSHIP.

IF WE ASSURE THIS NOT ONLY GOD BLESS THOSE PEOPLE BUT THEY CONTRIBUTE A LOT TOWARDS PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE WHICH IS THE NEED FOR THE HOUR.

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N.M, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Any kind of Moral policing, radicalism or intolerance towards fellow citizens can be harmful to the society. It only wreaks havoc and spoils peace and harmony in the society. Moral policing is Abnormal, regressive and dangerous.

The previous government gave a free hand to Immoral police and now these thugs should be sent back to their real home - JAIL!

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Ramesh S, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
NM, we have to look at the situation where moral policing itself started..do you agree that there is more bars,wine shop,discotek in manglore than temple,mosque & church..Do you agree that our youth deviated from their responsibility because of all these nuisance..when we dont focus on root cause of the problem, we end up with these situations..the people who outrightly support so called freedom in this forum, dont allow their their daughters even to mingle with boy students, to participate in dancing,singing,Yoga, sports activities in the pretext of religion!!..Even some objected a girl for watching movies in cinema hall with her girl freinds!!..If it is Haraam for me, how it can be Halaal for others..

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
State Home Minister visits Bishop’s House and commenting on moral police itself shows how morally right our Home Minister is? Visited Bishop’s house for blessing! Then pls seek blessing with God and don’t talk about politics in priest’s place. So, George is not far away from Moral Policing too!!! We can imagine who is more communal now

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Vijay, Mangalore / Dubai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Mr. Sachidanand Shetty, you are asking why K J George visit Bishop's house for Blessings, Open your eyes man, K J George is a Christian and he has a right to go to the temple of his Faith. Where were you when BJP leaders, CM, Ministers etc always visted Hindu Temples for Blessings, and promises etc to Dharmastala, was it appropriate? Crores of rupees were showered upon the temples and Mutts, was it right? The temple priests and seer's advises were taken by the ex CMs was it right ?People living in glass houses should not throw stones at others Shetre.

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Prem, Moodbidri
Wed, Jun 19 2013

Mr. Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
What important here is, stopping misdeeds of so called moral polices.
What is the problem, if the statement is issued from Bishop's House?
Do you want Home Minister to stand on mountain Himalaya or Nandi betta and issue his statements?

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Das, Kudla
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Moral policing wont happen if such situations are not created. Home minister should think of stopping the situations which may cause for moral policing. Am still in doubt as whether home minister was purposefully given to george for this issue ? Till now no one in karnataka knew who is george. And that too giving him a big post, when there are other big leaders. Kuch toh laucha hein naa ?

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Langoolacharya, Belman / Washington,DC
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Das, Kudla,

KJ George and BK Hariprasad were prominent Youth CONgress leaders when late R Gundu Rao was CM in early 80s and were like his right and left hands....

When Indian Express and Prajavani published a news report saying somebody threw Shoe at Gundu Rao in a public meeting ....these guys forcefully closed these newspapers offices by locking them from outside... which was a big news then....

Looks could be "deceptive" dont judge him by his looks....he is a tough guy....

Jai Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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Roland,
Wed, Jun 19 2013
I think George has become Home minister due to him being a loyal congressman. I strongly feel he has been appointed as Home minister on the same lines as the recent reshuffle at the centre, where a cabinet minister (Sis ram Ola) who is 85 years has been appointed as minister.

Is this some kind of plan of the congress prime ministerial candidate of 2014? He wants to keep the elders happy by giving them ministership and appointed youngsters as party office bearers?

Good going "Gandhi"

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Prem, Moodbidri
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Even though they carry out immoral activities, they call themselves 'Moral Polices'.
Mr. Home Minister, act of moral polices should be named as Gundaism & they should be booked under gundaism act.

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jeevan, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
It is like a cat drinking milk with closed eyes...

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Anand, karkala/Dubai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
jeevan
But Daiji commentators have a close watch and hit disagree.

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jeevan, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
I stand by my comment always.. if somebody agree to disagree i dont bother... but truth is always bitter... and hate pseudo secularist...

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Benn Dsouza, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Do you mean that you are supporting so called moral policing.

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Robin steevan, Kudla
Wed, Jun 19 2013
NO PLACE IN INDIA FOR MORAL POLICING AND COMMUNAL FORCES WHICH ARE DANGEROUS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR GREAT INDIA.

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Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Mr. C J George, HM of Karnataka, you are HM of entire Karnataka State.

Your statement sayng -" Will put an end to moral policing" should have been addressed at the Press meet as you are the HM of entire Karnataka State.

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Robin steevan, Kudla
Wed, Jun 19 2013
WIPE OUT communal forces and MORAL POLICING....these forces are dangerous for the development of world's largest democratic country India.

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Anand, karkala/Dubai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Moral policing should be a private affair.I think the only people who have the right to tell us what to do are the ones who genuinely love us .Its not for some local goons to take care of. I think we need to have a more liberal and tolerate society which is more concerned with their own affairs and working towards their own success rather than looking around for poor women asking them to dress modestly or aiming at young lovers sharing some of their private moments. The answer is that moral policing does not help our nation in anyway!!!!! Yes, value education with reference to self dignity , manners , morals can help.

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jeevan, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Joke of the day... End of moral policing and enact janlokpal... impossible...

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Jude, Mangalore Dubai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Why don't you ask your friends in the BD & Ram sene to test Mr. K J. George's resolve. We can then be sure who is joking and who is serious.

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jeevan, mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
I am answerable to only home minister of karnataka...

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Prem, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
mr. jeevan,
sounding so frustrated... what's the matter ?

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Flavain, Mangalore/Kuwait
Wed, Jun 19 2013
Justice delayed is not jutice denied.

Most awaited justice shall prevail.

Thanks

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jeetendra hegde, mumbai
Wed, Jun 19 2013
first of all, does this home minister shown the courtesy to visit injured police officials admiitted in hospital during his protection duty?.

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Anil D.G., Mangalore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
ENCOUNTERS?????!!!!!

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Pinto, Mlore
Wed, Jun 19 2013
MORAL NO more POLICING

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