[Assam] Need of Uniform in Assam Assembly-Reply to Chitta

[Krishnendu Chakraborty]

Never mind. 

these are indeed very uncomfortable questions.

BTW,  the Demographis in India (Assamese included by
you :) ) was really good.  

The only change I would like to see is ---
Two Andhraites is a Desi Consulting Company  



--- Chan Mahanta <cmahanta at charter.net> wrote:

> Why don't you first state the problem or the  issue
> you are trying to 
> resolve? Once that is clear in your  mind, you won't
> have to ask ME 
> the questions. It will be self evident.
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> If you still don't get it, I will surely help.
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> At 1:43 PM -0700 8/24/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty
> wrote:
> >  >>So, do YOU accept the election result as a
> >democratic verdict, given by an informed polity,
> >considering the issues ?
> >
> >****  So how do you plan to go for a referendum and
> >how come you are confirming that you (or whom you
> >support) will accept the outcome of this referendum
> ?
> >Remember you mentioned that you and your team will
> >accept verdict of people.
> >
> >Once again, can you show me 10 people who support
> >Sovereignty?
> >If not,  WHY do you think that people of Assam are
> >with you?
> >
> >>>>Democratic values do not fall from the sky, nor
> >are they produced by an  innate condition,
> >imprinted on desi-genes. It has to be inculcated,
> >taught.
> >
> >*****  Good points ....  the famous Gene Theory. 
> And
> >who are going to teach?  The NRAs ?  Or may be
> those
> >who killed the Biharis? Or those who threatened the
> >journalists ?  Great teachers indeed !
> >
> >
> >>>>That is a self-fulfilling prophecy.  Since
> >no forum exists for a free and unfettered
> >discussion , thanks to its intelligentsia's
> >democratic values, why talk about a referendum?
> >
> >******  We can see in this forum (Assam Net),  how
> >many people are supporting Sovereignty.  As for the
> >democratic values of GOI,  show me one country
> >(including your adopted homeland)  which
> >encourages/supports seccesionist views.
> >There is at least one member in this forum (MM) who
> is
> >currently in Assam, India and who openly support
> >Sovereignty.  I do not think GOI or GOA has taken
> any
> >action against him .... is GOI/GOA really holding
> him
> >back from discussing this?  On the contrary,  just
> >publish one such secessionist view against GOUSA
> and
> >see how well it is accepted by your favorite
> >democracy.  Why are you so scared to give it a try
> ?
> >
> >
> >
> >>>>>>But since
> >Assam is where it is, BECAUSE of it, we will have
> >to change things. Won't happen overnight. But it
> >is doable. Many others have done that in the past.
> >
> >******  Yes we have seen how our great student
> leaders
> >have lead Assam :) So whom do you propose to lead
> the
> >illusive independent Assam? 
> >
> >>>>>>>  But it takes an ability to IMAGINE things.
> An
> >absence of imagination is what gives rise to
> >questions like the above.
> >
> >*****  Right,  we know you are IMAGINING a second
> Iraq
> >out of Assam :)
> >
> >
> >       
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