Saddam's funeral rituals in Bangalorepress release

Vienna,02-03-2007


Press release

The Worldpress
Global

Dear Sirs,

I bring to your kind notice that the Indian Publishing Partner
of The New York Times, on 19-1-2007 at Bangalore took
part in public rally in support of the hanged Saddam Hussain,
made inciting speach which resulted in riots in Bangalore
causing death of the innocent, injuries, destruction and
damages to public and private properties for three consecutive
days.
2.That The New York Times Partner, Mobashar alias Muhammad
Javed Akbar is also the editor and publisher of multinational
daily Asian Age misued a journalist's privilege to promote the
breach of public peace is an act of criminality having worldwide
terrorist related security implication was brought to the noice of
The New York Times on 05-02-2007 with detailed information.
3.The New York Times did not respond to it. I bring to your
awareness that by such criminal activities indulged in by the
owners of multinational public affairs industrial units would cause
the world to be set on fire causing massive dislocation of people.
That if large countries like India and China are destabilized
by criminals showing The Press Pass no country in the world
would be able to take resulting several hundred million refugees.
4.I would request you to kindly take note and take up such
criminal activities in your forum and to launch resolute action to
prevent such happenings in future.
5.If you fail in taking any initiatives now you would stand
condemned by the history.
6.I am a journalist since 1952/53 and the founder of the
Taravadu Taranga Trust for Media Monitoring (TTTMM) &
the International Centre for Social and Environmental
Engieering intended pointing out at backward aboriginalistic
superstitions for eradicating impediments to the gowth
of human civilisation.

The gist of his participation report
and immediate consequences

Vienna,02-03-2007

International rally in support of hanged Saddam Hussain
was held in Bangalore on 19-01-2007 by the "people's front",
at Shivaji Nagar.The inciting speeches made before a 30,000
strong audience by speakers led by Mobashar alias Muhammad
Javed Akbar caused immediate rionts in Bangalore causing
injuries to 50 policemen including Assistant Commisioner of Police
K.V.Puttathimme Gowda. Houses were ramsacked and shops
were looted.The rally's "success" and the resulting riots were
reported in the front page of the Asian Age/Bangalore Age's
front page showing its editor in chief Akbar sharing the stage
with politicians and several government representatives from
abroad.

Cuba-Libya-Pakistan-Bangladesh participating

The states that sent representatives to participate
included Cuba,(non-muslim), Pakistan,Cyprus,Libya,Greece
(non muslim) and Bangladesh, as reported by the daily's
special correspondent supported by a sfatt correspondent.
2.Mr.Akbar, who advertises himself being publishing partner of
The New York Times, is exposed with other speakers on
stage by a three column photo on the front page. According
to the daily's special correspondent, among the speakers
some tried to whip u passions. The voice of sanity, the
special corresondent said was that of Mr.Akbar.

Mr.Akbar cited comparison to Saddam Hussain and 18th century
Mysore ruler Tippu Sultan,who fought against the British. Mr.Akbar
reportedly said:" as long as Saddam was alive, the U.S.could not
have entered" (what remains unreported. " Saddam is the second
martyr to fall to the imperialistic forces".
"Mr.Akbar was highly critical of India's response to the execution
of Saddam". Mr.Akbar was a specialist in Middle Eastern
affairs. He had written books including "Shae of Swords" in
justification of Jihad, "Riot after Riot" on lawlessness and
revolution, and "Blood Brothers " his own autobiographical
fiction.
The 30,000 strong crowd gave "Mr.Akbar editor-in
chief of The Asian Age and Deccan Chronicle- a standing
ovation", when he said " the U.S. tried its best to make Saddam
look meek with his head down on his way to the gallows".
"He did not surrender but fought against the U.S. and died
holding his head high" etc.
(The gist culled from Mr.Akbar's own Bangalore Age front page
dated 20-01-2007). Great journalism ideed! Riots started within
hours his speech and lasted for the nex thee days.Law and order
remained disrrupted in Bangalore causing one death,50 injuries,
arson and looting, destruction,damage for private and
public properties.)KB:

Yours sincerely

Kulamarva Balakrishna
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