#Death

Indian MBBS Student, Dasari Chandu, Dies In Kyrgyzstan After Waterfall Mishap
#Death

Caught On Cam: Hyderabad Man Dies After Falling Into Water Sump
#Death

US Links 'Blue Whale Challenge' To Indian Student's Death In Boston | What Is The 'Suicide Game'?
#Death

Odisha Boat Tragedy: Four Dead, Search Continues For Missing Passengers
#Death

Multiple Stabbings At Sydney Shopping Centre, Attacker Taken Down By Police
#Death

School Bus Overturns Near Haryana's Narnaul, 6 Dead, 15 Injured

Rajiv Gandhi Assassins: Does India play double game with JK?

| Published: Wednesday, August 31, 2011, 13:49 [IST]

Jammu, Aug 31: Jammu Kashmir Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah hurled an allegation that double standards have been played over the delayed death penalty of the Rajiv Gandhi's assassins. Abdullah, from his Twitter account, tweeted, "If the J&K assembly had passed a resolution similar to the Tamil Nadu one for Afzal Guru would the reaction have been as muted? I think not."

Abdullah's allegations came after the Tamil Nadu assembly had passed a resolution requesting President Pratibha Patil to show mercy on the killers.

Citing the CM's comparison between Afzal Guru and Rajiv Gandhi's assassins, many started asking - does India really play double game with Jammu Kashmir.

Continuing his tweet, Abdullah also mentioned, "Unfortunately I tend to agree with them, because we have divided our society so much, that it is unfortunate that everything is politicised and everything gets communalised. Politics and Communalism have become such an integral part of everything that I do feel that it is really sad that this is what our politician said, but ultimately that is what they have done."

The three assassins in Rajiv Gandhi murder case were to be hanged on Sep 9 earlier after President Pratibha Patil rejected their mercy plea.

OneIndia News