Chapter 3: Personal PoV's (Fall 1985: Part VII)
Sergeant Foley
Well-known member
......"The grumblings had been escalating tensions inside the Indian military government for awhile according to political analysts, who had observed that Vaidya was leaving his successor a huge political catastrophe in regard to the human rights violations which the Military Junta of India had aggressively been pushing since taking power in a bloody military coup d'etat in the 12.06.84 Incident.
Kidnappings, disappearances, torture, mysterious deaths, violent methods that many inside the Junta's junior-ranking level officers justified as "Cleansing the Consciousness of India" by any means necessary.
Another issue was the kidnapping of babies from women, who were being tortured and illegally giving these babies to the families of childless military couples. This was quite bothersome to human rights organizations, who called out the Vadiya administration on incidents like this.
Several athletes, who blasted the Military Junta mysteriously disappeared during this time as well. Some of whom were arrested for "criticizing the government" and were never heard from ever again."
Excerpt from "Dictatorship in South Asia: Operation Condor comes to India"
Kidnappings, disappearances, torture, mysterious deaths, violent methods that many inside the Junta's junior-ranking level officers justified as "Cleansing the Consciousness of India" by any means necessary.
Another issue was the kidnapping of babies from women, who were being tortured and illegally giving these babies to the families of childless military couples. This was quite bothersome to human rights organizations, who called out the Vadiya administration on incidents like this.
Several athletes, who blasted the Military Junta mysteriously disappeared during this time as well. Some of whom were arrested for "criticizing the government" and were never heard from ever again."
Excerpt from "Dictatorship in South Asia: Operation Condor comes to India"