America`s War on Terror has shifted the War zone in the South Asian Geopolitics. It helped the LPG mafia Rule and brahaminical Corporate Hegemony to segeregate and persecute the Excluded communities specifically the Muslims. Now, a bill to provide for effective prevention of terror financing, counterfeiting of Indian currency and to raise the period of banning an unlawful organisation from two to five years, was introduced in the Lok Sabha today.
Waman Meshram, the national President of Mulnivasi Bamcef has been repeatedly saying that it is Brahaminical terror only.In Gulbarga National convention he explained how Bomb blasts are evented to make the Micro Minority Brahamins Majority and how the brahamins Hinduise the Mulnivasi Bahujan! Meanwhile,the Delhi high court today warned social networking site Facebook India and search engine Google India that websites can be "blocked" like in China if they fail to devise a mechanism to check and remove objectionable material from their web pages. The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill, introduced by Minister of State for Home Jitendra Singh, includes provisions to prevent the use of biological, radiological, nuclear material or device for terror or other illegal acts. Nearly two years after Parliament responded to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack by updating the anti-terror legal framework, home minister P Chidambaram on Thursday moved the Lok Sabha to make production, circulation or smuggling of fake currency a terror act. Chidambaram also proposed amendments to India's primary anti-terror law — Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act — to expand the definition of terrorism to cover threats to economic security. It also provides for attachment of property of accused charged with circulating counterfeit currency, equal to the face value of the counterfeit currency involved.
On the other way,the pending State visit to Israel by Indian external affairs minister SM Krishna marks a significant milestone in the Indo-Israel relationship. He will be the highest-ranking Indian official to visit Israel in more than a decade and the decision to send him was not made lightly or in haste. It is no coincidence that the visit is coming at the beginning of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of formal diplomatic relations between the two countries. But that is only slightly more than pretext. There are far more pressing issues that make it an appropriate time for an official of Krishna's status to come to Jerusalem. In a move to tighten the law for terror funding, Chidambaram has proposed to outlaw raising and collection of funds from any source in the knowledge that the money was likely to be used — in part or full — by any terrorist gang or individual. It would not matter if the money is eventually used for terror or not.
Also, the amendments seek to make every person including promoters of a company liable for prosecution if the company commits an offence under the anti-terror law. This provision was incorporated to deal with instances of a company's funds benefiting a terror group. The senior management, other officers can escape prosecution if the they can prove that the offence was committed without their knowledge and they had exercised due diligence. It provides for an increase in the period of declaration of an association as unlawful from two to five years, the Statement of Objects and Reasons of the Bill said. The Bill, which was brought on the basis of international commitments made by India, enlarges the scope of the Act relating to punishment for raising funds for terror acts. It includes new provisions to "include within its scope, offences by companies, societies or trusts and provide for punishment".
The legislation also includes provisions for forfeiture and attachment of properties linked with terrorism or counterfeit currency. India was recently admitted as the 34th member of the Financial Action Task Force, an Inter-Governmental organisation set up to devise policies to combat money laundering and terror financing. On the basis of India's commitments to the Task Force, various legislative and legally-binding measures were required to be taken by March 31 next year. In order to give effect to these commitments, the legislation was introduced to make the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act of 1967 more effective in preventing terrorist and other unlawful activities.
Waman Meshram, the national President of Mulnivasi Bamcef has been repeatedly saying that it is Brahaminical terror only.In Gulbarga National convention he explained how Bomb blasts are evented to make the Micro Minority Brahamins Majority and how the brahamins Hinduise the Mulnivasi Bahujan! Meanwhile,the Delhi high court today warned social networking site Facebook India and search engine Google India that websites can be "blocked" like in China if they fail to devise a mechanism to check and remove objectionable material from their web pages. The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill, introduced by Minister of State for Home Jitendra Singh, includes provisions to prevent the use of biological, radiological, nuclear material or device for terror or other illegal acts. Nearly two years after Parliament responded to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack by updating the anti-terror legal framework, home minister P Chidambaram on Thursday moved the Lok Sabha to make production, circulation or smuggling of fake currency a terror act. Chidambaram also proposed amendments to India's primary anti-terror law — Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act — to expand the definition of terrorism to cover threats to economic security. It also provides for attachment of property of accused charged with circulating counterfeit currency, equal to the face value of the counterfeit currency involved.
On the other way,the pending State visit to Israel by Indian external affairs minister SM Krishna marks a significant milestone in the Indo-Israel relationship. He will be the highest-ranking Indian official to visit Israel in more than a decade and the decision to send him was not made lightly or in haste. It is no coincidence that the visit is coming at the beginning of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of formal diplomatic relations between the two countries. But that is only slightly more than pretext. There are far more pressing issues that make it an appropriate time for an official of Krishna's status to come to Jerusalem. In a move to tighten the law for terror funding, Chidambaram has proposed to outlaw raising and collection of funds from any source in the knowledge that the money was likely to be used — in part or full — by any terrorist gang or individual. It would not matter if the money is eventually used for terror or not.
Also, the amendments seek to make every person including promoters of a company liable for prosecution if the company commits an offence under the anti-terror law. This provision was incorporated to deal with instances of a company's funds benefiting a terror group. The senior management, other officers can escape prosecution if the they can prove that the offence was committed without their knowledge and they had exercised due diligence. It provides for an increase in the period of declaration of an association as unlawful from two to five years, the Statement of Objects and Reasons of the Bill said. The Bill, which was brought on the basis of international commitments made by India, enlarges the scope of the Act relating to punishment for raising funds for terror acts. It includes new provisions to "include within its scope, offences by companies, societies or trusts and provide for punishment".
The legislation also includes provisions for forfeiture and attachment of properties linked with terrorism or counterfeit currency. India was recently admitted as the 34th member of the Financial Action Task Force, an Inter-Governmental organisation set up to devise policies to combat money laundering and terror financing. On the basis of India's commitments to the Task Force, various legislative and legally-binding measures were required to be taken by March 31 next year. In order to give effect to these commitments, the legislation was introduced to make the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act of 1967 more effective in preventing terrorist and other unlawful activities.
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