SIMI ban lifted, govt fails to furnish enough evidence - Instablogs
SIMI ban lifted, govt fails to furnish enough evidence
Kamal Kishore , Shimla: Aug 6 2008
Made Popular Aug 6 2008
India :
A Delhi High Court tribunal on Tuesday ordered the ban on the Students’ Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) to be lifted. The court said the government has not furnished enough evidence to prove SIMI is an unlawful organisation. The decision came as...
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Ramesh Balam
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Ramesh Balam Aug 6 2008
Pune, India
If there is no evidence and the ban was unjustified, SIMI must sue Shivraj patil and all top officials of the government for harassment, defamation, torture, agony and seek adequate compensation.

If there is evidence and the government did not produce it in Court to appease Muslims; some R.T.I. Activist must find it out and the incompetent man should be exposed.

Nevertheless, Shivraj Patil and his machinery must explain to the public the real culprits. If it was not SIMI then who is the culprit?
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R.M.Paulraj
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R.M.Paulraj Aug 6 2008
Bangalore, India
The Supreme Court today suspended the tribunal’s order lifting the ban on SIMI, which is declared a terror organization by the government. So, SIMI continues to remain a banned organization.
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