Re:Is VIP security a hassle for the common man?
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09:34 IST, Friday, November 06, 2009
Reply by: jd
i feel its best to see this as a "NECESSARY EVIL" ,no doubt it is needed but at the same time we also need to ensure that its undesirable consequences that influence the smooth operation of public life be minimized as much as feasible if not totally eradicated,i feel this entire debate is a little off target,the question in contention should not be whether "VIPS NEED THIS SECURITY OR NOT " but instead should be "HOW BEST CAN WE PROVIDE THEM SECURITY AS WELL AS MAKe SURE IT HAS ITS LEAST BEARING UPON COMMON MAN" . Lets not compare and complicate the issue, though my heart goes out to the victim & the grieving, they had there share of blame to bear as they were moving in a "private car" and not an ambulance wonder what some of those complaining would have had to complain if instead of a genuine case it was some terrorist outfit faking it to create mayhem !
Re:Re:Is VIP security a hassle for the common man?
Friday, November 06, 2009
Reply by: M.I.Suryanrayana | Replied to: jd
If there is a medical emergency in my house, I will be the first person to take out my car and rush the patient to the nearest hospital instead of wasting precious time, waiting for
an ambulance. In the instant case, the car with the patient was made to move from one gate to another a number of times. Could the security personnel not have ascertained whether there was a real patient inside in death throes? And if they were terrorists, they, for sure, would not have moved from one gate to another at the behest of the security personnel. Let us not apportion the blame on the aggrieved party, who are already grieving the loss of their near one, a bread earner at that. Let us be human. After all , this can happen to anybody.
Suryanarayana
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