PR discussions: Re: [prpoint] Re: Exclusive Podcast interview with Jarnail Singh, the reporter who threw shoe

THROWING SHOE is always better than THROWING BOMB

Dear all,

I listened to the exclusive interview with Jarnail Singh. Really this work can be done only by PodUniversal. Its great to hear this podcast and I agree with the sentiments of Jarnail Singh.

I saw several comments on the incident of Throwing Shoe on Finance Minister. Being a Journalist and Cartoonist I also think that this incident had built a gap between Politicians and Journalists. In future it is possible that Politicians will be more alert while meeting media people. It was really Unfortunate.

BUT..

Try to think on other side. He can even try to Kill the minister. But he only tried to protest in a new style. He did not try to Hurt him by shoes. He was ready to say Sorry also. Thus I believe that THROWING SHOE is always better than THROWING BOMB.

Thus we should Forgive Him.

Regards

Triambak Sharma

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On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 12:03 AM, CJ Singh <corepr@gmail.com> wrote:

Excellent work Mr Srinivasan. This shows your quick response and ingenuity to reach out to Mr Jarnail Singh in such a short time and recording his interview. My compliments. I hope that his non-partisan message is heeded by all.
Best wishes.
CJ Singh
CorePR

--- In prpoint@yahoogroups.com, Tyagaraj Sharma <tyag52@...> wrote:
>
> Great work,Srini.
>
> On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 5:38 PM, Prime Point Srinivasan
> <prpoint@...> wrote:
> > dear friends
> >
> > On behalf of PodUniversal, PodMagazine, today afternoon, I could get Mr
> > Jarnail Singh, the reporter who threw shoe on the Indian Home Minsiter P
> > Chidambaram and asked his reactions as to what prompted him to behave like
> > that during the Press Conference. I recorded his exclusive podcast
> > interview.
> >
> > He explained the circumstances under which he threw the shoe on the
> > Minister. Though the cameras were showing as if the shoe was thrown on the
> > Minister, he said, he threw on the open space near the Minister, to mark his
> > protest.
> >
> > He regretted for his action. He is also prepared to say 'sorry' to the
> > Minister. He does not want this incident to be politicalised. He wants
> > stringent laws against communal violence, just like we have for terrorism.
> > He also wants justice for 1984 riots. He has appealed to the people not to
> > resort to violence on this issue and any protest should be done in a
> > peaceful manner.
> >
> > Please listen to his free and frank exclusive interview in the following
> > link
> >
> > http://www.poduniversal.com/2009/04/what-prompted-jarnail-singh-to-throw.html
> >
> > srinivasan
> > Editor
> > PodUniversal
> > 94440 50273
> >
> >
>

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