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Suzanne Arundhati Roy--jaisi shakal ,vaisi akal
"Brain has never been an integral part of her body. It is a historical fact. Even the Science has accepted this. she is a the goddess of small shitty
mindless things..." lol
Oct 22- by Nirmal sandhu
People create ruckus at hardline separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani and so called self-activist Suzanne A Roy seminar
Once again Arundhati Roy has escaped trouble for her not-so-innocuous remark "Kashmir has never been an integral part of India" with the state deciding not to succumb to her itch for publicity. As the state has wisely denied her a chance to project herself as a victim of its power, which she keeps challenging on a regular basis, her October 26 statement from Srinagar "Pity the nation that has to silence its writers for speaking their minds" has become infructuous.
Arundhati Roy often gets away with a near-breach of the law for which an ordinary protester can be hauled up. Of course, India is a grown-up state that not only allows free space to such celebrated activists but also lets them articulate feelings of the marginalised as well as the subversives holding the gun. The state and its institutions have not interfered with her freedom so far except a mild Supreme Court punishment and a small fine.
Kashmir should get Azadi from bhookhe-nange Hindustan,” said Arundhati Roy at a seminar where the Maoists hosted Kashmir secessionist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, which witnessed large scale protests by Kashmiri Pandits. A large number of protesters were detained at the behest of Parliament House attack accused SAR Gilani, who moderated the seminar promoting secession in the heart of the national Capital on Thursday.
SAR Geelani, who moderated the session, said the demand of Kashmir Azadi not only meant the Kashmir Valley but the entire Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Muzzafarabad, Baltistan and Mirpur. <--- lol moron
The seminar was disrupted many a time when author-activist Arundhati Roy, a known Maoist sympathiser, openly preached secession while expressing her views and urging the audience comprising Kashmiri youth, students from AMU and also from DU to stand up and fight for the cause of a separate Kashmir and to get a fair play in the name of “Idea of Justice”.
The convention on ‘Azadi — The Only Way’ organised by Committee for the Release of Political Prisoners (CRPP), was being attended by a number of sympathisers of Kashmiri separatists and Naxalites. The moment Geelani arrived to speak, the protesters numbering around 70 shouted slogans asking him to leave along with those demanding separate Kashmir. Amid pandemonium inside the LTG Auditorium, the protesters shouted slogans like ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Vande Mataram’ several times when various speakers expressed their views and opinions driving towards a separate Kashmir.
At least 50 of the protesters, including those from Roots to Kashmir and Panun Kashmir were detained by the police and released late in the evening. At the time of the protest, SAR Geelani, a lecturer in Delhi University who was accused in the Parliament attack case but later set free, was speaking on the topic. Besides Geelani, other participants in the seminar included writer and activist Arundhati Roy, senior journalist Najeeb Mubaraki, Telangana activist Varvara Rao, president of the CRPP Gursharan Singh (represented by his daughter due to Singh’s ill health), media critic Shuddabrata Sengupta, and separatists from Manipur and Nagaland in the six-hour-long programme.
Now case filed by youths against Geelani and Roy in New Delhi
28th October 2010
On October 21st, 2010 a group of separatists and their symathisersfrom all over the country took part in a seminar titled Azadi:(breaking kashmir from india)
The OnlyWay at LTG Auditorium, Copernicus Marg in the heart of nationalcapital. The contents of the said seminar were inflamatory in natureand instigated communal passions. Since it could harm communal harmonyin our country we had informed the local DCP Police in advance aboutthe event, who assured us action. Unfortunately, those who protestedagainst this communal anti-India gathering waving the tri-colour wereforcefully evicted out of the venue during the course of the seminar.
For last seven days we waited for the Government to take formalaction. The Ministry of Home Affairs has lately shown no keen interestto move ahead with the case. We therefore decided to move as privatecitizens who attended the said event to the Tilak Marg Police Stationto file a formal complaint. The concerned SHO has assured us enquiryinto our complaint and further action. We expect him to file an FIRover the complaint that he has accepted. If there is no action withinnext 72 hours, we'll use further legal rights available with us to getthe accused booked.
We were outraged to see anti-national elements abuse our nation. Weare dismayed by Government inaction into the case.
JU students disrupt Geelani's seminar
30 Oct 2010, 2306 hrs IST, AGENCIES
Students of Jadavpur University (JU) on Saturday (October 30) disrupted a seminar which was being addressed by Delhi University professor S A R Geelani, an accused in the 2001 Parliament attack case who was later acquitted by the Supreme Court. "Geelani go back. There is no place for a Pakistani agent," the students shouted as Geelani addressed a seminar on Kashmir at the university.
Some students tried to storm the seminar hall with shoes in hand, but were chased away by the police. The students waved black flags and later went on a dharna outside the university, however, they were later chased away. The protesters also blocked the road leading to Jadavpore police station and demanded that Geelani be driven out of Kolkata, officials said, adding that there was no report of any arrest.