Dear Shri R Singh,
The heading of the message chosen by you is in a bad taste and shows strong leaning against Muslims. Please refrain from sending such messages or I will have no choice but to remove you from this group. Several members have complained against such communal messages.
Let me clarify. Although manufacture or sale of illegal arms is a crime that should not be ignored and deserves exemplary punishment, it is incorrect to link any religion or community with such crime. The news item from Hindu, quoted by you, is fair and objective, whereas you have given an unfortunate communal twist to it.
Let us confine ourself to RTI related matters, instead of digressing. We should avoid any message that hurts any community or group of persons.
Dhirendra Krishna
Moderator
--- In rti4empowerment@yahoogroups.com, "R. Singh" <rsingh631@...> wrote:
>
> Illegal arms factory run by Muslims are found in Delhi and Ghaziabad. Are you
> alarmed? Now what statements do you expect from Antonio Maino, Rahul Khan, and
> Mia Digvijay Singh? Either they will be silent or will say these are individual
> miscreants. Question remains who is buying these arms? Please read this
> outrageous story and know who is terrorizing the country.
> http://us.mg201.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=488fiipep47cb
> R. Singh
> Illegal arms units busted in Delhi, Ghaziabad
> Staff Reporter, The Hindu,
> Published: December 19, 2010 00:00 IST | Updated: December 19, 2010 04:05 IST
>
> The Special Cell of Delhi Police has detected a gun running and arms
> manufacturing racket by unearthing illegal arms factories in the city and
> neighbouring Ghaziabad.
> Acting on a tip-off that illegal manufacture of arms and their sale were being
> carried out in Delhi and the National Capital Region, a special team was set up
> on Thursday. The team waylaid 52-year-old Mohammad Hashim and 32-year-old
> Mohammad Sagir near an underpass in East Vinod Nagar. The duo were allegedly
> trying to supply arms to criminals in a Qualis.
> A loaded pistol of .315 bore along with five live cartridges was allegedly
> recovered from Hashim and a .32 bore revolver along with six live cartridges was
> found on Sagir.
> A case was registered under the Arms Act and investigation taken up.
> Hashim, belonging to a village in Baghpat, has been running a shop in East Vinod
> Nagar from where he carried out bicycle repair work and sold gas cylinders.
> However, in the rear portion of the shop he secretly made arms at night by
> assembling various components like dyes, triggers and short and long springs.
> During the search at his premises, components used in assembling .315 pistols
> were allegedly recovered. The components would have made 80 such pistols. The
> price of each weapon was in the range of Rs.15,000 and Rs.20,000.
> Described as hardened criminal, Hashim had been booked earlier under the Arms
> Act, NDPS Act and Goonda Act. He allegedly murdered his teenaged daughter for
> falling in love with a villager.
> Sagir, allegedly associated with Hashim in supply of country-made pistols and
> revolver, masqueraded as a businessman of boring pumps but his real calling was
> making illegal weapons in his factory at Islam Nagar in Ghaziabad. A raid at
> this Ghaziabad factory led to recovery of 9 mm pistols and .32 bore revolvers.
> The total recovery in the entire operation yielded 113 weapons and 15
> cartridges.
> http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-newdelhi/article962772.ece
>
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