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Readers' Views on Umesh Chandra
This page continues where the previous page left off and publishes
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Ramesh Vudathu writes:I have gone through the total website. Though I am not aware of the incident, after seeing the story, I felt very disturbed to note that such a great officer who won the accolades of his sub-ordinates, peer groups, and especially the people could be brutally murdered by the naxalite groups. What wrong has he done apart from his duties that he has to get separated from his beautiful family and leaving his innocent kid fatherless.I had one opinion on the naxalites formation and their cause, but now it looks like they are attacking honest officers for their existence. I don't know if I am totally true about that, but I seriously condemn this killing and deepest empathy to their family.
Siva Ram writes:I really feel that India lost a good administrator and a very dedicated police officer. I read about him a year ago when I was in india. I am really sorry about this.regards,
Venu Prasad G. writes:UMESH CHANDRA WAS AN EMBODIMENT OF "RIGHT OVER WRONG"! HE DID NOT GIVE UP HIS LIFE IN VAIN. HE HAS SET AN EXAMPLE FOR THE YOUTH OF INDIA, THROUGH HIS MARTYRDOM!! HIS UNFLINCHING SENSE OF SERVICE, AND THE LOYALTY HE INSPIRED AMONGST THE PEOPLE HE SERVED IS A TRIBUTE TO HIS HUMANENESS!!! MAY GOD GRANT HIS WIFE, SON AND EXTENDED FAMILY, THE STRENGTH TO CARRY ON AND CELEBRATE HIS MEMORY!!!!
Purnachandra Kotha, a former classmate, writes:I still cannot believe that Umesh is no longer with us. I am trying to re-live and cherish every moment we spend together and I cannot stop the tears in my eyes, when I last saw him at his residence in June, 1998.I want to congratulate Satish, Umesh's family and friends for accomplishing so much by putting this complete and comprehensive web site together. I have learnt a lot about my friend's good deeds to the society.
We need to do our part to keep his ideals alive and I am looking forward for the trust formation so that we can collect money for the good causes.
Bhanoji Rao writes:I think Per chance I got to the site on Sri Umesh Chandra. The treatment meted out to him is a manifestation of the total lack of two core human values of truth and non-violence. These were the foundations of Gandhian movement, but were totally forgotten by one and all almost from the very first day of independence. May Umesh Chandra's sacrifice remind one and all of the need to achieve real freedom for the country - freedom from violence and untruth. With warmest regards
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