IS WHAT ECONOMICS IS, FOR POLITICIANS
The same old dark clouds of a virtual army rule continue to hover over
the ‘Seven Sister’ states because the Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) of 1958 vintage just refuses to pass into the oblivion. The only sliver lining is that the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has finally acknowledged to introduce more human provisions in the Act, “giving due regards to the protection of basic human and civil rights.” The proposal promises to curtail the powers enjoyed by the Armed forces, but the moot is, how many of these amendments will eventually be passed by the central government before repealing the Act?
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The same old dark clouds of a virtual army rule continue to hover over
the ‘Seven Sister’ states because the Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) of 1958 vintage just refuses to pass into the oblivion. The only sliver lining is that the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has finally acknowledged to introduce more human provisions in the Act, “giving due regards to the protection of basic human and civil rights.” The proposal promises to curtail the powers enjoyed by the Armed forces, but the moot is, how many of these amendments will eventually be passed by the central government before repealing the Act?For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
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