Pakistan Disowned Kasab, Now Disowns Naved: State of Denial?
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Pakistan disowned Kasab, now disowns Naved: State of denial?
Naved, the terrorist captured alive after an encounter in Udhampur has confessed to being a Pakistani, but Pakistan today played to the script and disowned him. On The Buck Stops here, we debate: from Kasab to Naved, is Pakistan in a state of denial? Is the space for diplomacy shrinking? Should India rethink on NSA talks?
'Nitish Kumar, Bihar is much bigger than your ego': Ravi Shankar Prasad
It's an all-out war between Nitish Kumar and PM Narendra Modi in Bihar. The chief minister, in an open letter, has asked Mr Modi to withdraw his DNA barb. Speaking to NDTV, Communications and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, who also hails from Bihar, accused Nitish Kumar of arrogance. "Sorry, Nitish Kumar Bihar is much bigger than your arrogance and ego," he said. He took on the Gandhis over Congress's continued protests and disruptions in Parliament saying, "Sonia and Rahul Gandhi are yet to reconcile to the fact that Narendra Modi is Prime Minister of India." On the issue of Sushma Swaraj's clarification today in the Lok Sabha on Lalit Modi issue, he asked, "convicted accused in criminal cases, who have been given 20 years or 30 years of life imprisonment, are permitted parole or not to attend to family functions, to attend last rites? What's a big deal about it? It was purely a humanitarian issue."
Pakistan disowned Kasab, now disowns Naved: State of denial?
Naved, the terrorist captured alive after an encounter in Udhampur has confessed to being a Pakistani, but Pakistan today played to the script and disowned him. On The Buck Stops here, we debate: from Kasab to Naved, is Pakistan in a state of denial? Is the space for diplomacy shrinking? Should India rethink on NSA talks?
'Nitish Kumar, Bihar is much bigger than your ego': Ravi Shankar Prasad
It's an all-out war between Nitish Kumar and PM Narendra Modi in Bihar. The chief minister, in an open letter, has asked Mr Modi to withdraw his DNA barb. Speaking to NDTV, Communications and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, who also hails from Bihar, accused Nitish Kumar of arrogance. "Sorry, Nitish Kumar Bihar is much bigger than your arrogance and ego," he said. He took on the Gandhis over Congress's continued protests and disruptions in Parliament saying, "Sonia and Rahul Gandhi are yet to reconcile to the fact that Narendra Modi is Prime Minister of India." On the issue of Sushma Swaraj's clarification today in the Lok Sabha on Lalit Modi issue, he asked, "convicted accused in criminal cases, who have been given 20 years or 30 years of life imprisonment, are permitted parole or not to attend to family functions, to attend last rites? What's a big deal about it? It was purely a humanitarian issue."
