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    • Agencies Tags : nation, india, sheila dikshit, murder Posted: Sunday , Oct 05, 2008 at 1707 hrs
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    Sheila Dikshit has said her remarks on the murder of a tv journalist were blown out of proportion.
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    Asked about the Batla encounter in which two suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists were killed, Dikshit said, "You must remember the police also acts on some information it gets."

    "Had the police not done anything, everybody would have said the police had not done anything...All that I can say and plead is please have faith and please do not disturb this (investigation)," she said.

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    Soumya Vishwanathan work left behindBy: Satheesh | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Dear Journalist do you realy feel pity on Soumya Vishwanathan then track her killers. why there is no media investigation like in Anushya murder.
    remrks were blown...By: v inay | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward chief minister is correct. one has to take care of himself or herself particularly during night travel more so in most of the northern states it is true.
    The good old Blame game starts again...By: B | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Its really disappointing to hear a CM that too a women making such irresponsible comments... Don’t women have a right to a career of their choice? Is it our fault that the Govt cannot provide a safe environment for women to work in? Instead of addressing the issues of safety for working women, the CM seems to want all working women to be limited in their choice of career...what happened to equal work opportunities for both sexes? Instead of trying to push the blame onto the employers or someone else it would be better for the CM to ensure that the implementation of laws are stronger
    Remarks were blown out of proportion: Sheila DikshitBy: Dr. F.S.K. Barar | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Sheila Dikshit must think before uttering such abnoxious remarks on the security status in her state. Security seems to be at its lowest ebb in the capital of the country. The matter has not been blown out of proportion by the media, but it is a dose for her to mind her casual ways in dealing with serious problems conrontted by the citizens of Delhi. Now it is no use crying loud over spilt milk. It is time for her administration to tighten its belt to deal with law and order situations in a tough manner so as to avoid such occurances.To manage an explosive state like Delhi is no bed of roses. On introspection if she feels that she is unable to perform she should garcefully make way for a suitable alternative.Hope good sense prevails in the interest of the citezens of Delhi.
    capital unsafeBy: Avinash | 06-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward instead of putting efforts to make our capital safe 24/7. The CM is says city is not safe after 9 or 12. this clearly indicates there no resolve of working todards the progress oif the city..then country.... its high time a citi where VVIP moving arounf 24/7 is not safe at night.question should be what is being done to make the place we live more safer?
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