Jailed terror accused eat biryani for yrs, need fast-track courts: Chouhan

November 2, 2016

Bhopal, Nov 2: Batting for fast-track courts to try terror cases, MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who has vehemently defended police role in the killing of eight SIMI activists in an alleged encounter, has said the accused stay in jail for years before they are sentenced and "keep eating chicken biryani".Shivraj-580x395

"It takes years to sentence them. They keep eating chicken biryani (in jail)... they escape and indulge in more crimes and attacks.... If we can have fast track courts for corruption cases, why can't we have fast track courts for sentencing terrorists?," Chouhan said addressing a function yesterday.

Chouhan today inspected the Central Jail from where eight SIMI activists escaped after killing a constable and were later gunned down by police on Monday. The opposition and families of the victims have questioned the police version. The Chief Minister was apprised of the security arrangements and he instructed the authorities to further tighten it.

The CM was accompanied by Chief Secretary B P Singh, DGP Shukla and MP Jail Director General Sanjay Choudhary. Chouhan had yesterday slammed the "dirty politics" being played over the killing of eight SIMI operatives by police and said the slain men were "dreaded terrorists" who could have wreaked devastation.

Speaking to reporters after paying tributes to Head Constable Ramashankar Yadav, who was killed by the activists while escaping from the Bhopal Central Jail yesterday, Chouhan had said he was pained to see that certain politicians were making a "hue and cry over the terrorists but not saying a word of solace for the martyred policemen."

"I am pained to see the kind of politics being played out. Some politicians are turning a blind eye to the sacrifices of the martyrs. They are unable to see the sacrifice of Ramashankar Yadav. These were the same terrorists who first killed Shivpratap Kushwaha (policeman) in Ratlam and then they murdered Sitaram Yadav (policeman) in Khandwa and now Ramashankar Yadav.

"...had there been some solidarity and sympathy for the martyred jawans...I would have understood. But, they are playing vote-bank politics over incidents like these," he had told reporters.

The CM added that those killed were "dreaded terrorists who could have wreaked devastation if they had been fully successful in escaping."

Comments

Skazi
 - 
Sunday, 6 Nov 2016

Bhupanna, first look your face in the mirror ... do not waste your time eating Arab salary, ..Come back and serve Go matha and Bharat mata ... Increase the export of cow meat.. hypocrites ...

Bopanna
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Saturday, 5 Nov 2016

ShitKazi, like all Muslim minds you too have a crooked one.

Skazi
 - 
Saturday, 5 Nov 2016

Bhupanna. Pahle apne Bharat mata per ehsaan kar, bad me doosro ka soch .... so you are running the saudi govt. bloody shit .... If you are really running the saudi govt, I would like to learn many things from you, can u do that ??, then pls give the contact, so that i can benefit from you ....

Bopanna
 - 
Saturday, 5 Nov 2016

ShitKazi, I am doing a job which needs brains and a bit of skills which you Muslims don't have. I help save a lot of lives and you should be greatful to me that I chose to come here.

Tum pe Eshan kar raha hoon.

Skazi
 - 
Saturday, 5 Nov 2016

Bopanna. you are supposed to be in India drinking GO MUTRA.... what are u doing in saudi --- drinking arab mutra / sh*t .....shame less hypocrite ...

Bopanna
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Skazi, Saudi tere Ammi ka hai Kya ?

Rashid
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

If there was fast track court for these cases , they may have released earlier...

Skazi
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Bhupanna, India is not your fathers property ......

hANNI
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Bopanna,
You cannot get baby like Muslims family getting, because of you are jealous mode, if you can also you will get only one after that you become tired she will go with others, it's normal routine in rss and right wings family also your leaders are not getting married and they are using also, its fact, dont insult Muslims like 45 children,Muslims can do any thing not like you ok mind it.

Mohammed Athif
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

@boppana thnx for bad suggestions but i want to ask y should we go to pakistan. we born in india and die in india let me ask you y r u in saudi? its a islmic country y dont u work in india . the police man who had been killed in jail may be he is a sincer

Bopanna
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Analyst Mole, if \The judicial system of Pakistan is far better than India\", please feel free to go over and settle there. Please take your four wives and their 45 children and also the family. I'll buy you freee one way tickets"

Bopanna
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

CMji please take Abdul Nasser madani too to Bhopal jail and help him reach his 72 virgins quickly ,, allah is waiting for him

Rikaz
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Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

You were feeding them because they were not criminals....this is your vote bank politics....UP election....how come you kill them just because they eat biriyani...these innocents were not criminals, they were under trial, you cannot prove them that they were involved in any sort of criminals...just because they are Muslims you killed them....

Mallya ran away with 10000 crores...you did not speak...but this people had 20 Rupees biriyani...you killed. them.... what kind of justice is this...

Skazi
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

yes we need fast track courts and not FAKE ENCOUNTERS....
IF you want to save tax payers money, get rid off vajpayee and jaswant singh who are rotting on death beds and wasting tax payers money ....

Mohammed SS
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Prisoners in Indian jail serve Biriyani and Shivraj Singh Chowhan eat shit...very kind hearted man he doesn't know what a situation in the jail

abdullah
 - 
Thursday, 3 Nov 2016

Yes we have to hang purohith, sadwi like all hindu terrorists in fast track court.

analyst
 - 
Wednesday, 2 Nov 2016

Yesterday Pakistan Supreme court orders probe against PM Nawaz Sharif on corruption charges in-spite of that he is running the country.The judicial system of Pakistan is far better than India where the judiciary is corrupt working under communal political leaders.

analyst
 - 
Wednesday, 2 Nov 2016

Dear CMji
FYI, deadliest Brahmin sanghi terrorists like sadhvi, aseemanand, purohit, kodnani and many others too are served chicken biryani (non veg) in jails on tax payers money for years now. Please recommend your centre govt. to feed them pure veg meal Daal Chawal only.

Shiju
 - 
Wednesday, 2 Nov 2016

\Jailed terror accused eat biryani for yrs.\" So you killed them Mr Chouhan? Money-saving plan!"

True indian
 - 
Wednesday, 2 Nov 2016

We need Fast track on Vyapam too. many have been forgotten Vyapam scam

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