The police department's report on the fake mark sheet scandal :
http://www.dailythanthi.com/article....date=7/17/2010
quo vadis, TN?
Mumbai police are facing a strange case of rape in which the victim has not even seen the criminal. There is a new way to rape women. The victim left the office after work and saw a little child crying on the road.
Feeling pity for the child, she went and asked what happened. The child said, "I am lost can you take me home please?" Then the child gave her a slip and told the girl where the address is. The girl, being an average kind person, didn't suspect anything and took the child there. And there when she arrived to the "child's home", she pressed the door bell, she received a shock as the bell was wired with high voltage, the girl fainted.
The next day when she woke up, she found herself in an empty house up in the hills, with nothing on. She didn't even get to see the face of the attacker...Nowadays crimes are targeted on kind people. Next time if the same situation occurs, never bring the child to the intended place. If the child insists, then bring the child to the police station. Lost children are best sent to police stations. Please send this to all your female friends.
Forward it to all the women you care about.
Eager to watch the trends of the world & to nurture in the youth who carry the future world on their shoulders a right sense of values.
மதிப்பெண் சீட்டு மோசடி
Looks like the culprits targeted those who apply for re-valuation, hoping to improve the marks. Most of them had >1000 marks in +2 and wanted to improve their chances of getting a better college during counseling (in medical / engg etc).
Very unfortunate that they fell to the bait of "accelerating the process" by paying some money
It's a warning to anyone who thinks they can accelerate a regular gov procedure by paying bribe!
Looks like the Poovarasi case is causing lot of flutter in TN. Look at this news :
http://thatstamil.oneindia.in/news/2...ck-puzhal.html
நடராஜனுக்கு லெக்ஸஸ் கார் இறக்குமதி வழக்கில் 2 வருட தண்டனை
The numbers are somewhat confusing - I'm always amused whenever they talk about car prices / duty amounts in "crores" (because the prices in $ terms are not that high for such cars in the U.S.). In any case, that this took so many years puts a shame on judicial system of the country, once again!
One comment from that website :
Originally Posted by குப்பன்
http://www.timesnow.tv/Poor-school-c...ow/4350628.cmsPoor school children labelled criminals
29 Jul 2010, 1835 hrs IST
The height of discrimination being practiced in private schools. Bethany High School, a top school in Bangalore, has sent out a circular to the parents of their students and through this circular the school has warned them against the provisions of the Right to Education.
Being alarmist and downright distasteful, the circular says that admitting poor students into the school will be detrimental to the psyche of those that are already studying there.
Thats not all, what's even more shocking is that the school has equated poor children to criminals adding that such students could beat up other students as well as teach them bad habits.
The circular also implies that these underprivileged childen are likely to misbehave with girls and teachers, going on to add that none of this would then be the school's responsibility and that the school will be able to do nothing as according to the RTE, students cannot be thrown out of school.
Bethany High School circular reads:
Kindly do not ignore this circular as it affects your child's future directly
Any child will have to be allowed into school and share the classroom with your child. Eminent psychologists have said that this will be detrimental to the psyche of all the children.
Once this Act is enforced, another child could beat up your child, smoke on the campus, misbehave with a girl or a teacher and the school will have to watch helplessly.
‘We'll question the school'
HRD Minister Kapil Sibal has slammed the school over the 'elitist circular'. Sibal calls school's circular discriminatory and says the ministry will the school. He questioned whether the school thinks a 6 year old will misbehave.
TIMES NOW asks:
- Are poor children criminals just because they are poor?
- Will children in private schools get corrupted if poor children study with them ?
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