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din · 20-08-2009, 11:46 PM

Do not want to comment much on this, but one thing.

We just can't compare Mr.APJ Abdul Kalam and SRK. In APJ Abdul Kalam's case, it happened in India and as per our rules, no authority has permission to do a search on a former Indian president - That is Indian law - At least that is what media / internet say. And the Continental airlines sent formal apology to Mr. Kalam.

Now SRK's case happened in the USA where SRK or any other person is supposed to obey the rules and laws of that country. If you do not like someone searching or interrogating, why going there ? Simple isn't it ? I am not a fan of SRK at the same time I am not against him at all too. But as per the laws of USA, nothing wrong in that, so why making it a big issue ?

20-08-2009, 11:46 PM	#27 (permalink)
din Tribal Boy Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Cochin , Kerala Posts: 1,724	Re: Differnce between homeland security in USA and India Do not want to comment much on this, but one thing. We just can't compare Mr.APJ Abdul Kalam and SRK. In APJ Abdul Kalam's case, it happened in India and as per our rules, no authority has permission to do a search on a former Indian president - That is Indian law - At least that is what media / internet say. And the Continental airlines sent formal apology to Mr. Kalam. Now SRK's case happened in the USA where SRK or any other person is supposed to obey the rules and laws of that country. If you do not like someone searching or interrogating, why going there ? Simple isn't it ? I am not a fan of SRK at the same time I am not against him at all too. But as per the laws of USA, nothing wrong in that, so why making it a big issue ?