It all started in Last week – Oct 2009, when some i had some conflicts with my folks at home due to personal reason. The things were really out of hands, i left home that night and did not return for 2 days. When i reached back home i decided to look for a job to keep my mind off things and keep me occupied. Our Neighbor’s daughter (One of a kind Slut) said “I can refer you to IBM Daksh where i am working these day” and i agreed, she joined IBM daksh because she had been kicked out of her previous company for forging with the Certificates she had.

Any way getting back to the topic, So i agreed and went to IBM Daksh, Floor – 9, UCP Tower -B, Sector- 39, Gurgaon, Haryana. Carrying just Rs.68 in my pocket to go about 30 Kms. It took me about 2 hrs to reach there. There i met Abhishek Bhardwaj (HR – Referrals). Some more people where there for interviews, i started interacting, some of them became my friends, Saakshi Sharma, Lata (we called her reet), Lokesh (with his sister, and friend). All of them became my friends, still remembering them today as well. The interviews were still going on and it was almost 15:00 hrs, boy was i hungry. But i did not let it show on my face. most of them went for the lunch that day, but I did not.  The interviews went on, and it was about 19:45 hrs, boy it was late for me to reach home.  finally all my interview rounds were done. I they told me to reach 444, Udhyog Vihar-V, Gurgaon the next day. But i was wondering in my mind “HOW TO REACH HOME, IN THE FIRST PLACE?”. Any was i head out to reach home, Lokesh offered me a half way lift since he came by bike.  he dropped my near airport NH-8. From there it was a 1/2 km walk towards Mahipalpur as i planned to catch a bus from there; but boy was i WRONG! I waited there for 2 hrs and just as i got lucky, i noticed the that the time for last bus had come and gone.  I had to walk all the to home (Khirki Village, Malviya Nagar) from Mahipalpur. It was damn exhausting(somehow i made it). Next day i went to 444 address i mentioned above (carrying about Rs.150 this time). When i reached there, i met saakshi, reet again. Reet was again with  her father. Me and Saakshi had a coffee together. the rounds went by and the day was also coming to end.

Finally one by one we were called to negotiate salaries, after the negotiation it was time to close the deal with the paper work. As my old habbit, the papers they gave me the papers i started reading them. The guy said that these are just formalities so you just need to sign them, but i insisted to read them first. As i started to read them i discovered that the were making me sign a 1 year contract. In short. Company will keep me on per year contract basis, my salary can not exceed more than Rs. 14000, i cannot get promoted, and other things bounding me to be just a working meat. The moment i realized it i refused to sign it, they asked why? i answered well i am not going to let my self be a slave to the company. Finally the approval came for me to hire me as a regular employee. Papers were signed to close the deal and day ended and i started to find my way home again, but this time it was easy.

To Be Continued…

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I expect that by now the ministers should learn that they will get a hard hit of shoe unless and until they give the answer to the people’s questions.  I salute Jarnail Singh for his “courage and bravery”. He did the right thing for the sikh community, i just want to tell him that he should not feel alone or down. All the Sikh Comunity is with him and his family for support from now on…

P Chidambaram Getting Almost Hit By A Shoe

Praising Delhi journalist Jarnail Singh for his “courage and bravery” in hurling a shoe at Home Minister P Chidambaram during a press conference, Sikh political party Shiromani Akali Dal on Tuesday announced a cash reward of Rs 200,000 for him.

“Decisions are not taken by throwing shoes but this incident has showed our pain and suffering. Bhagat Singh had also thrown a bomb in the assembly. We have thus announced a reward of Rs 200,000 for his courage and bravery,” Avtar Singh Hit, national general secretary of Shiromani Akali Dal, told IANS.

Jarnail Singh hurled a shoe at Chidambaram, at a press conference here, over his response to the Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) clean chit to Congress leader Jagdish Tytler on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

The president of the Delhi unit of Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) Manjit Singh also supported Jarnail Singh’s act.

“I fully support the journalist. What he has done represents the feelings of all the Sikhs of the country, and not only Sikhs it represents the feelings of all the law abiding citizens of the country,” Manjit Singh told IANS.

“Three months ago in Punjab, Rahul Gandhi had promised to not give tickets to Sajjan Kumar and Jagdish Tytler but they were given tickets, and CBI also gave a clean chit to them. We are waiting for the court’s judgement and our struggle will continue,” he said.

Meanwhile, leaders of various Sikh organisation on Tuesday held a sit-in at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to protest the CBI’s clean chit to Tytler in a case relating to the 1984 massacre of Sikhs.

Around 4,000-5,000 people participated in the dharna. The protesters first offered ‘ardas’ or prayer at the Gurdwara Bangla Sahib at noon after which they proceeded towards Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s house. They were, however, stopped near Jantar Mantar.

Shoe hurled at Chidambaram at Cong press conference

A Sikh journalist on Tuesday hurled a shoe at Home Minister P Chidambaram protesting against CBI’s clean chit to senior Congress leader Jagdish Tytler accused in 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, but it missed the target.

Chidambaram, who was addressing a press conference at the AICC headquarters, was surprised when suddenly Jarnail Singh, journalist from a Hindi daily, flung the shoe and an alert Home Minister made a quick movement to see it pass by him.

“Please take him away,” said Chidambaram who later added “gently, gently” as the journalist was escorted out of the press conference hall. Later, he was taken away by police but it was not clear whether any case has been registered against him against the backdrop of Chidambaram saying “I forgive him”.

As the action caused a flutter in the hall, a composed Chidambaram appealed to the reporters, “let not the action of one emotional person hijack the entire press conference. I have answered his questions to the best of my ability.”

It all started with the journalist asking him about the clean chit given by CBI to Tytler in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case under pressure from the government.

“First of all let me make it clear that CBI is not under the Home Ministry. To my knowledge neither the Home Ministry nor any ministry of the government had put any pressure on the CBI,” Chidambaram said.

“CBI has only given a report to the court. It is for the court to accept or reject or ask for further investigation by CBI. Let us wait for the court decision,” he said.

As the journalist persisted with his questions, Chidambaram told him “no arguments, you are using this forum…” following which the journalist hurled his shoe.

An unapologetic Singh said he will not apologise for his action, though his manner of protest might have been wrong. “My manner of protest might have been wrong, but I did not intend to hurt anyone,” he said.

Asked if he could have used some other manner to protest, he said, “for the last 25 years this has been happening. So what other method is left (to protest)”.

Earlier this month, CBI had given a clean chit to 1984 anti-Sikh riots accused Tytler and sought permission from the court for the closure of the case against the Congress leader.

This is What exactly Happened

(Source Hindustan Times)

There was little indication of the emotive action to follow when Delhi journalist Jarnail Singh asked Home Minister P Chidambaram a question about the 1984 anti-Sikh riots at a press conference on Tuesday.

What ended with a shoe being hurled started with a seemingly innocuous question by the senior Dainik Jagran journalist seated in the front row. Here is how it went:

Jarnail Singh: It has been 25 years since the anti-Sikh riots but the Congress has not done anything. Is it not shameful?

Chidambaram: Please don’t use this as a political platform. Please ask me the question.

Jarnail Singh: Nothing has been done against Jagdish Tytler. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is under the home ministry.

Chidambaram: You are still not asking me the question.

Jarnail Singh: My question is was there any pressure from the home ministry to pressure the CBI to let off Tytler although the agency works independently.

Chidambaram: Neither the home ministry nor any other ministry put any pressure on the CBI. The CBI is only reporting to the court. The court is to decide whether to accept or reject the report. Or they can ask the CBI to further investigate.

Jarnail Singh started to say something…

Chidambaram: Let us be patient, let us wait for the courts to take up the case.

Jarnail Singh again started to say something…

Chidambaram: No arguments please, no arguments.

Jarnail Singh blurted out “I protest!”. He then bent down and took off his white-black-striped sneaker and flung it at Chidambaram, who momentarily had a stunned look before he regained his composure and swerved to avoid the missile.

As Congress workers escorted him away, Chidambaram said: Please take him away… gently, gently.

When an uproar broke out at the crowded press conference, at the party headquarters, Chidambaram tried to silence them saying: Please ask questions. Let not an emotional action of one person hijack the entire press conference.

Later, a reporter asked Chidambaram about the fate of Jarnail Singh and whether he would forgive him.

Chidambaram: Yes, I forgive him.

My Personal Message to Jarnail Singh: You have done the right thing, we all are in your support…

Being an Indian, i have realized that leaders like LK Advani are there to possibly screw the last tight nut of this country

LK Advani, A True Asshole.

down to ZERO. I mean come-on man,the oldie is desprate to be a PM. He just knows how to criticize the perfectly govt running, thinking that he might be able to pull some strings out to the seat of PM. But guess what till the time the youth is there, to understand his dirty mind tricks, i am confident that he will not become PM and bring India Down to Lograde Iron Crap. I have been able to get a image representing his true self.