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1/D-76
May 05, 2012
08:17 PM

A suitable network to fight and curb terrorism is the need of the hour. If some of the Chief Minister opposed it for heck of habitual opposition, it is sad and bad luck of the country that they fail to see the real importance of the body under proposal. The country urgently needs a well equipped instrument to curb terrirosm in befitting matter. We must catch the bull by the horns not by the tail and endanger our safey and security.

Sanket Biswas, Kolkata
2/D-86
May 05, 2012
09:05 PM

Had Congress not misused CBI, IB, RAW and not scrapped POTA, there wouldn't have been need for NCTC.

Lata, Madrid
3/D-33
May 06, 2012
04:58 AM

 Patient is dead - waiting to decide on whether to declare him so. 

Kautilya, Washington DC
4/D-89
May 06, 2012
01:45 PM

Earlier TV anchors, Social activists, jounalists would talk of central government as if it is the government of Queen Victoria. Another habit is to assume that the central  Congress government will last till the end of Kaliyug. Now even chief Ministers are thinking on same line. But both are wrong. central govt. represent the people of India as much as the state govts. and Congress will not occupy the seat of Dehli forever. Terrorists are real threat and we need a central powerful agency. that is bottomline and any suggestion to improve it should be welcome. But to attack the central government for bringing this bill is stupidity or result of Hyper egos. The Jaya, Mamata and Modi obviously have big egos. Mamata and Jaya had made Life of Atalji a hell during his first term. They are doing same for Manmohan. Luckily for him Maya is not around. Imagine if 33% of MPs were women of Mamata, Maya, Jaya type then No human will come forward to become Prime Minister.

Anil P, Akola
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