It took less than a day after the massacre of staffers, policemen, a visitor and a security guard at the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris for the discussion in India to swing back towards the need for "responsibility." Kiran Bedi, former senior police officer, now a prominent politician, tweeted just hours after the attack by masked gunmen that killed Charb, the editor at Charlie Hebdo, and many of his staff: "France Terror-Shoot-Out sends a message: why deliberately provoke or poke? Be respectful ...
From France to India, Charlie Hebdo Reminds Us of the Real Promise of Free Speech
The Huffington Post - 10 Jan 2015 13:27
It took less than a day after the massacre of staffers, policemen, a visitor and a security guard at the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris for the discussion in India to swing back towards the need for "responsibility." Kiran Bedi, former senior police officer, now a prominent politician, tweeted just hours after the attack by masked gunmen that killed Charb, the editor at Charlie Hebdo, and many of his staff: "France Terror-Shoot-Out sends a message: why deliberately provoke or poke? Be respectful ...
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