Indian arrested in Saudi Arabia for trying to cast a spell on boss

[Spring Onion]

being rich is a debt. some people know how to behave with that debt on their back. saudis collectively, but unfortunately a lot of rich people in china - and i may say in pakistan as well - don't.

things will end badly for them when the poor come to collect this debt.

the poor have to do that one day

 

[funtoosh]

I am having trouble determining whats more stupid.
the guy or the law practised in S.Arabia.

 

[Spring Onion]

Arabs society is incompatible with modern civilization.

black magic or any magic is part of modern civilization???

strange

 

[funtoosh]

im listening to black magic woman, will i be hanged? santana?

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

black magic or any magic is part of modern civilization???

strange

Black magic doesn't exist,its part of superstitous saudi man's paranoia,and even more for the society and police to accept this ludicrous claim.There is no such thing as black magic lol.That a state puts belief in such things in an age of science shows how backward its mentality is.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Poverty and lack of opportunity has a habit of making the best of men do the worst of things.

Even do things that will make your soul shrivel so that your family can live in comfort and your sisters can get married. Not that I expect you to have a maturity to understand human nature and need.

I doubt if people going to other nations to make a bit of money make it a habit of learning all their laws and becoming expert in their legal system. Maybe you do that ..... clearly you are high IQ ?

I was about to agree with you after reading the first sentence, but then you started flaming.

The guy was an idiot, pure and simple. If you go to another country without learning what to do and what not to do, then the only one to blame is yourself.

Not that I expect you to have a maturity to understand human nature and need.

What, so I come from a rich city therefore I don't understand human nature? Do you know how stupid that sounds?

Desperation is not an excuse for breaking the law.

 

[Spring Onion]

Black magic doesn't exist,its part of superstitous saudi man's paranoia,and even more for the society and police to accept this ludicrous claim.There is no such thing as black magic lol.That a state puts belief in such things in an age of science shows how backward its mentality is.

Superstitions or black magic or any magic has NO place in Saudia hence the law against such stupidity practiced by this stupid indian.

anyway here is something which highlights the mahan MODERENEST Indian Civilization. The news is of today coincident to prove who is more civilized or uncivilized.



Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam (INDIA) tea garden
B B Goswami, TNN | Jun 8, 2013, 03.37 AM IST



SILCHARINDIA) : About 2,000 people looked on as 80-odd tea workers drank and danced around 55-year-old Jawaharlal Mura - his hands and legs tied up with rope - chanting "Jai Ma Kali", before lynching him for allegedly practising black magic on Thursday afternoon. The attack happened at Narainpur Tea Estate in Assam's Cachar district, 80km from here.

"We saw in our dreams that Mura was a witch and we killed him in accordance with the desires of Goddess Kali," an irate villager later told police.

Cachar SP Diganta Bora said, "This is a case of witch-hunting. We have arrested 11 people, including three women, in connection with the killing." Bora said the residents of Kalabeelbasti, an out-garden of Narainpur Tea Estate, accused Mura of being a witch and held him responsible for the illnesses and deaths of some persons in the garden.

On Thursday afternoon, the frenzied mob played out a curious ritual before killing the man they had branded a witch. They caught hold of Mura and tied up his hands and legs with rope. They then bathed him, smeared vermillion on his forehead and performed a puja at Kali's 'thaan' (altar) under an old banyan tree in the tea garden. The men and women then drank and danced around him, invoking the goddess's name, before lynching him. His body was later buried in a hillock a little distance from his home.

On Friday, Mura's body was exhumed and sent to the Silchar Medical Collage Hospital for autopsy.

Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam tea garden - The Times of India

im listening to black magic woman, will i be hanged? santana?

No you will be lynched by Indian public since you are in India




Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam (INDIA) tea garden
B B Goswami, TNN | Jun 8, 2013, 03.37 AM IST



SILCHARINDIA) : About 2,000 people looked on as 80-odd tea workers drank and danced around 55-year-old Jawaharlal Mura - his hands and legs tied up with rope - chanting "Jai Ma Kali", before lynching him for allegedly practising black magic on Thursday afternoon. The attack happened at Narainpur Tea Estate in Assam's Cachar district, 80km from here.

"We saw in our dreams that Mura was a witch and we killed him in accordance with the desires of Goddess Kali," an irate villager later told police.

Cachar SP Diganta Bora said, "This is a case of witch-hunting. We have arrested 11 people, including three women, in connection with the killing." Bora said the residents of Kalabeelbasti, an out-garden of Narainpur Tea Estate, accused Mura of being a witch and held him responsible for the illnesses and deaths of some persons in the garden.

On Thursday afternoon, the frenzied mob played out a curious ritual before killing the man they had branded a witch. They caught hold of Mura and tied up his hands and legs with rope. They then bathed him, smeared vermillion on his forehead and performed a puja at Kali's 'thaan' (altar) under an old banyan tree in the tea garden. The men and women then drank and danced around him, invoking the goddess's name, before lynching him. His body was later buried in a hillock a little distance from his home.

On Friday, Mura's body was exhumed and sent to the Silchar Medical Collage Hospital for autopsy.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Witch-hunting-Man-lynched-in-Assam-tea-garden/articleshow/20486248.cms

 

[funtoosh]

the difference is.. these are people doing this in private.. this is stupid i agree.
what the saudis did is authorised by the state.

similar to your argument of minorities treatment difference between in india and pak.
in india there is communal tesntion but the state treats all equally
in pak the state discriminates.

the state doing this is worse than inidivudual people doing it. if indivuduals do it, they can be punished by the state.(in the above , people have been arested by the indian state) but if the state does wrong then who will punish them? (before you start gujarat riot was not done by the state or its representatives)

 

[Bang Galore]

Superstitions or black magic or any magic has NO place in Saudia hence the law against such stupidity practiced by this stupid indian.

Crime only if something is possible. A state believing that black magic is possible is beyond stupid.

anyway here is something which highlights the mahan MODERENEST Indian Civilization. The news is of today coincident to prove who is more civilized or uncivilized.

There are lot of crazy people in every country. The state however has no business joining them.

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

Superstitions or black magic or any magic has NO place in Saudia hence the law against such stupidity practiced by this stupid indian.

anyway here is something which highlights the mahan MODERENEST Indian Civilization. The news is of today coincident to prove who is more civilized or uncivilized.



Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam (INDIA) tea garden
B B Goswami, TNN | Jun 8, 2013, 03.37 AM IST



SILCHARINDIA) : About 2,000 people looked on as 80-odd tea workers drank and danced around 55-year-old Jawaharlal Mura - his hands and legs tied up with rope - chanting "Jai Ma Kali", before lynching him for allegedly practising black magic on Thursday afternoon. The attack happened at Narainpur Tea Estate in Assam's Cachar district, 80km from here.

"We saw in our dreams that Mura was a witch and we killed him in accordance with the desires of Goddess Kali," an irate villager later told police.

Cachar SP Diganta Bora said, "This is a case of witch-hunting. We have arrested 11 people, including three women, in connection with the killing." Bora said the residents of Kalabeelbasti, an out-garden of Narainpur Tea Estate, accused Mura of being a witch and held him responsible for the illnesses and deaths of some persons in the garden.

On Thursday afternoon, the frenzied mob played out a curious ritual before killing the man they had branded a witch. They caught hold of Mura and tied up his hands and legs with rope. They then bathed him, smeared vermillion on his forehead and performed a puja at Kali's 'thaan' (altar) under an old banyan tree in the tea garden. The men and women then drank and danced around him, invoking the goddess's name, before lynching him. His body was later buried in a hillock a little distance from his home.

On Friday, Mura's body was exhumed and sent to the Silchar Medical Collage Hospital for autopsy.

Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam tea garden - The Times of India



No you will be lynched by Indian public since you are in India




Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam (INDIA) tea garden
B B Goswami, TNN | Jun 8, 2013, 03.37 AM IST



SILCHARINDIA) : About 2,000 people looked on as 80-odd tea workers drank and danced around 55-year-old Jawaharlal Mura - his hands and legs tied up with rope - chanting "Jai Ma Kali", before lynching him for allegedly practising black magic on Thursday afternoon. The attack happened at Narainpur Tea Estate in Assam's Cachar district, 80km from here.

"We saw in our dreams that Mura was a witch and we killed him in accordance with the desires of Goddess Kali," an irate villager later told police.

Cachar SP Diganta Bora said, "This is a case of witch-hunting. We have arrested 11 people, including three women, in connection with the killing." Bora said the residents of Kalabeelbasti, an out-garden of Narainpur Tea Estate, accused Mura of being a witch and held him responsible for the illnesses and deaths of some persons in the garden.

On Thursday afternoon, the frenzied mob played out a curious ritual before killing the man they had branded a witch. They caught hold of Mura and tied up his hands and legs with rope. They then bathed him, smeared vermillion on his forehead and performed a puja at Kali's 'thaan' (altar) under an old banyan tree in the tea garden. The men and women then drank and danced around him, invoking the goddess's name, before lynching him. His body was later buried in a hillock a little distance from his home.

On Friday, Mura's body was exhumed and sent to the Silchar Medical Collage Hospital for autopsy.

Witch-hunting: Man lynched in Assam tea garden - The Times of India

Again u don't understand,private actions of retarded backward people against same actions supported by the state authorities.

 

[Awesome]

The reason that the state believes in Sorcery, is more like believing in the attempt of it.

If you're trying to cast spells, your intent is to cause harm or take undue advantage. There are obvious scientific methods involved in so called sorcery - like drugging or hypnosis and hence the end effect is possible, whether the culprit is doing it as science or as sorcery. Most Arab states have police that are on the look out for sorcery due to it being a crime that is frequently reported.

You can Youtube for many CCTV videos of such people just approaching people and asking them to hand over all their money, then shaking hands and saying bbye.

 

[funtoosh]

The reason that the state believes in Sorcery, is more like believing in the attempt of it.

If you're trying to cast spells, your intent is to cause harm or take undue advantage. There are obvious scientific methods involved in so called sorcery - like drugging or hypnosis and hence the end effect is possible, whether the culprit is doing it as science or as sorcery. Most Arab states have police that are on the look out for sorcery due to it being a crime that is frequently reported.

You can Youtube for many CCTV videos of such people just approaching people and asking them to hand over all their money, then shaking hands and saying bbye.

drugging is not sorcery.. drugging is just that.. drugging and if used to take advantage of the victim, then its a crime.
sorcery is a weird nutjob practise and I will just let people do it because its not going to harm anyone physically.

 

[Awesome]

drugging is not sorcery.. drugging is just that.. drugging and if used to take advantage of the victim, then its a crime.
sorcery is a weird nutjob practise and I will just let people do it because its not going to harm anyone physically.

The crime is often reported as Sorcery, as understood by the victim.

If a person does antar mantar chuu kalandar and blows some dust on some seedha saadha block and it has some adverse affect on him, the first thing he'd think is "Jaaadu!"

On the permission to do it - The state does not allow nutjobs to just be. If you're a nutjob, the state has every right to bring you in. Since you may be a danger to yourself or to society.

 

[Sam1980]

What kind of idiot believes in magic?

There is no ghost, magic, or anything supernatural for that matter.

Evolution For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

 

[Spring Onion]

Crime only if something is possible. A state believing that black magic is possible is beyond stupid.



There are lot of crazy people in every country. The state however has no business joining them.

Again u don't understand,private actions of retarded backward people against same actions supported by the state authorities.

the difference is.. these are people doing this in private.. this is stupid i agree.
what the saudis did is authorised by the state.

similar to your argument of minorities treatment difference between in india and pak.
in india there is communal tesntion but the state treats all equally
in pak the state discriminates.

the state doing this is worse than inidivudual people doing it. if indivuduals do it, they can be punished by the state.(in the above , people have been arested by the indian state) but if the state does wrong then who will punish them? (before you start gujarat riot was not done by the state or its representatives)

1. Its not about whether the state believs in Black magic, its ABOUT The individual public (the boss in case) who believes in it and the public (he) believes that the accused (Indian) is trying to harm him through unfair means whether black or white magic of whatever. The state has a law to deal with it.

2. In Indian public lynching case its NOT the first one of its kind. Your law failed to protect the people from lyunching.