Indian Terrorist Sarabjit Singh attacked in jail by fellow prisoners

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re: Indian Terrorist Sarabjit Singh attacked in jail by fellow prisoners

@nikhil25

if you think it’s reasonable to provide no security to a high profile indian prisoner (by the way he became high profile only recently) then i don’t know what to tell you.

it’s pretty amazing to see you comparing this case to ajmal kasab. if you think some kangaroo court trial of an indian in the political environment of 1990 is credible then i have a few bridges to sell you. have you read about his case? if not just read a little bit about it and you will feel ashamed for having made such patriotic declarations about him being a terrorist who should rot in hell. all patriotism aside, we both know that the most probable scenario is that he was either totally innocent or at most a low-level spy…not some terrorist mastermind of multiple bombings. if that doesn’t strike you as an utter farce then i don’t know what would. i have no problem saying that similar false convictions of pakistanis would have been equally possible in india especially back then. presumably you are angered by indians claiming to hold the moral high ground on this issue (i agree that they don’t) but i wouldn’t let such annoyances evoke this kind of patriotic irrationality.

so when your court convicts Kasab it is thoroughly transparent, when Pakistani court convicts a murderer it is a kangaroo court, just because he is an Indian. Nothing new, you are displaying the same arrogance your govt is displaying. The same govt which is crying and taking the high moral ground against terrorism when it emanates from Pakistan but declares a convicted terrorist from india a national hero. Goes to prove he was a spy and Indian govt is now honouring its terrorist hero. This guy was no different than Kasab. Both deserved the death penalty. I dont read Indian media and therefore am not ashamed to call a terrorist a scumbag who should rot in hell. I only read proper media.

now we will see for the first time in recent history a head of state honoring a terrorist.