- 注册
- 2004-07-25
- 消息
- 33,823
- 荣誉分数
- 374
- 声望点数
- 243
印度指责美国干涉内政，煽动动乱
送交者: 父皇 2011年08月17日09:24:40 于 [世界军事论坛]
'Foreign' hand behind Anna's stir, doubts Cong
August 17, 2011
'foreign' hand behind Anna Hazare's anti-graft movement, Congress on Wednesday raised questions on the US' statement that India would exercise 'appropriate democratic restraint' in dealing with peaceful protest and asked the government to inquire how a 'lone' civil rights activist is drawing support.
"US never supported any movement in India since its independence. For the first time, the US said that Anna Hazare's movement should be allowed and there should be no obstruction to it. What was the need for the US to give this statement?" party spokesperson Rashid Alvi told mediapersons at the All India Congress Committee briefing.
"It needs to be considered whether there is any power which is supporting this movement which wants to destabilize not only the governmnet but the country. We need to take the statement of the US seriously," Alvi added.
and whether he is saying all this on the party's behalf as UPA government has many times in past been attacked by the Left over an alleged pro-US tilt more so after India signed the nuclear deal, Alvi said, "All that I have said I have said on behalf of my party."
Asked whether Congress has made preliminary inquiries before making this allegation suggesting that the US was behind Anna's agitation, he said 'government should inquire about it and find out the truth.'
Alvi at the same time said 'there are some forces also within the country (that are supporting Hazare's agitation from behind), which needs to be found out....I am not criticising the US or any other country. But we will have to find out the truth, why US is supporting this movement?'
"Anna is alone. Anna has no organisation but only a few friends standing by him. The big question is how this movement came into existence? How people in such a large number come out to support him?" the Congress leader said.
Ahead of the proposed August 16 fast against corruption by Hazare, the US State Department spokesperson Victorial Nuland had hoped that India would exercise "appropriate democratic restraint" in the way it deals with peaceful protest.
The remarks drew a sharp response from India which termed as 'needless' and after that Nuland had on Tuesday exuded confidence in India's ability to manage its 'internal situation' in consistent with democratic values.
To a specific question on whether he sees foreign hand behind Hazare's agitation, Alvi said, "I am also saying the same thing. What forces are working behind this movement needs to be exposed."
Noting that various forces with different ideologies have joined Anna's agitation on only one issue of Lokpal, he appealed to the government on behalf of Congress to find out the forces behind Hazare's agitation adding, "Anna cannot do it alone through his own resources."
送交者: 父皇 2011年08月17日09:24:40 于 [世界军事论坛]
'Foreign' hand behind Anna's stir, doubts Cong
August 17, 2011
'foreign' hand behind Anna Hazare's anti-graft movement, Congress on Wednesday raised questions on the US' statement that India would exercise 'appropriate democratic restraint' in dealing with peaceful protest and asked the government to inquire how a 'lone' civil rights activist is drawing support.
"US never supported any movement in India since its independence. For the first time, the US said that Anna Hazare's movement should be allowed and there should be no obstruction to it. What was the need for the US to give this statement?" party spokesperson Rashid Alvi told mediapersons at the All India Congress Committee briefing.
"It needs to be considered whether there is any power which is supporting this movement which wants to destabilize not only the governmnet but the country. We need to take the statement of the US seriously," Alvi added.
and whether he is saying all this on the party's behalf as UPA government has many times in past been attacked by the Left over an alleged pro-US tilt more so after India signed the nuclear deal, Alvi said, "All that I have said I have said on behalf of my party."
Asked whether Congress has made preliminary inquiries before making this allegation suggesting that the US was behind Anna's agitation, he said 'government should inquire about it and find out the truth.'
Alvi at the same time said 'there are some forces also within the country (that are supporting Hazare's agitation from behind), which needs to be found out....I am not criticising the US or any other country. But we will have to find out the truth, why US is supporting this movement?'
"Anna is alone. Anna has no organisation but only a few friends standing by him. The big question is how this movement came into existence? How people in such a large number come out to support him?" the Congress leader said.
Ahead of the proposed August 16 fast against corruption by Hazare, the US State Department spokesperson Victorial Nuland had hoped that India would exercise "appropriate democratic restraint" in the way it deals with peaceful protest.
The remarks drew a sharp response from India which termed as 'needless' and after that Nuland had on Tuesday exuded confidence in India's ability to manage its 'internal situation' in consistent with democratic values.
To a specific question on whether he sees foreign hand behind Hazare's agitation, Alvi said, "I am also saying the same thing. What forces are working behind this movement needs to be exposed."
Noting that various forces with different ideologies have joined Anna's agitation on only one issue of Lokpal, he appealed to the government on behalf of Congress to find out the forces behind Hazare's agitation adding, "Anna cannot do it alone through his own resources."
