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Charging that Film and Television Institute of India student Neetu Singh was deported to Nepal on “false charges”, women's groups and students of her institute are planning to take up the issue with Home Minister P Chidambaram and the National Commission for Women and to demand that she be allowed to return to India and complete her studies.

The decision to approach the Home Minister and NCW came after the Pune police refused to give details about her midnight deportation. While the city police claimed she was involved in “anti-national activities”, they were not able to specify the exact charges against her.

Leaders of the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA), which has taken up Neetu's case, said she is “repeatedly contacting” them from Nepal, urging them to “save” her life. The police action, it says, was an infringement of civil rights and liberties.

“We believe Neetu is falsely charged as part of a conspiracy by her husband, an influential Nepali politician, to ensure that she remains in his custody. We fear for her safety,” said AIDWA Maharashtra unit chief Kiran Moghe.

AIDWA General Secretary Sudha Sundararaman said a delegation would seek to meet the Home Minister and NCW chief Girija Vyas next week. “We will submit a detailed memorandum to the Home Minister,” she said. AIDWA leaders point out that the deportation was also in violation of the Supreme Court ruling that women should not be detained or arrested between sunset and sunrise.

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Since you are inquiring about nines n forties you are obviously interested in an auto-loader. Since you mentioned law enforcement your should consider the Glock first. It is very popular in the LE community. It is accurate, dependable, user friendly and available in more calibers than say the Sig or the H & K. The Glock is also less expensive and just as reliable.

If you are not familiar with handguns take your gun safety course first. As to brand, you can't go wrong with a Glock (just keep your finger out of the trigger guard until you're ready to shoot and carry in a holster that covers the trigger). Caliber? Well, I'm partial to the .10mm, but the larger frame size of the Model 20 Glock doesn't fit everyone comfortably. Nine will serve you well with the proper defensive ammo (115 to 127 grain jacketed hollow points). Forties are OK (short n weak son of ten) but I'd prefer the .357 Sig over the forty. Forty-five? Well Glock offers the Model 21 (big frame like the .10mm) or the new .45 GAP which is a .45 on a .9mm frame. If you're just crazy about .45s then this may be the one for you (designated Model 37). The .45 GAP and .45 acp will NOT interchange, although ballistically similar on paper.

Final Note: Many police departments have restrictions on what officer may carry as duty weapons. You could wait to see what your department will require, or just get the nine for personal/home defense and practice. Both the Glock Model 17 n Model 19 .9mms are very user friendly.

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