Victimhood

July 28, 2006

“How can they all do this to me?” he wonders.

He thinks he is a victim of delayed justice.

Er, I don’t agree.

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  1. Well maybe he was Uma. I mean he obviously doesn’t have to play victim so easily, but we don’t really know what threats he might have been under.

    Regards

    Neela

    Comment by neela — July 28, 2006 @ 1:38 pm

  2. True, Neela, I just think that there are things he could have done and also that he could have behaved in a more intelligent way while talking about the entire tragedy. Of course, one might argue that it’s easy for people like us to talk about it - we weren’t there. At the same time, Jessica Lall’s case has pointed to many issues that need urgent attention - and one of them, however much we may allow for people being human etc etc, is that courage of conviction has been lacking…

    Comment by uma — July 28, 2006 @ 1:52 pm

  3. Delhi High Court Judges called him a “liar”. Judges normally do not use such harsh words unless they feel the need for such words.

    Comment by Mahadevan — December 22, 2006 @ 8:43 am

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