The RSS said names of many Bangladeshi illegal immigrants have been added to the voters' list over the years, and the govt needs to rectify these errors in the NRC list.
As Park Street now anticipates the Christmas lights, Bangla cinema eyes a harmony. Colliding heritage, devotion and some detective grit, the year-ender comes with a rediscovery.
Clean energy is “no longer the sideshow, it is the show”, BVR Subrahmanyam told the Odisha summit, warning India to lead the global shift or risk others’ tech dominance.
Dubai airshow crash & pilot death have rekindled concerns over pilot safety, and need for smarter automated systems that can step in when G-forces, temporary loss of consciousness hit the pilot.
None of Pakistan’s PMs has lasted 5 years. That the current PM has given Asim Munir 5 years shows that of all military dictatorships history has seen, Pakistan’s is most creative.
Now the next pot to be stirred will be the CAB. Going by the Constitution, it could not possibly be upheld in review by the apex court. 2. A distinction is being drawn between Articles 370 and 371, one temporary, superfluous, the other permanent, sacrosanct. Both deal with a separate identity, a reluctance to join the national mainstream if that means a melting pot. 3. No one has all the answers how best India should deal with diversity. However, actions that exacerbate fault lines, stoke tensions should be avoided. At this rate, wherever the incremental GDP to reach $ 5 trillion is coming from, Kashmir and Assam are unlikely to be on that list.
The article is right, anecdotal evidence from Assamese local media does suggests families being split are more amongst the ethnic Assamese Muslim minority and Hindu migrants from W Bengal.
Only 1% of the so called judges in the tribunals were Muslims despite being 34% of the population. This shows that the discrimination started at the selection stage of tribunal members.
The measure of success of the tribunal was not how many cases it cleared but how many were excluded from the register.
Assam local newspapers have always said, that the tribunals have been very strict on Muslims and lenient on Hindus,. The method of working seems to have been –
“look for reasons to EXCLUDE if the individual is a Muslim
– look for reasons to INCLUDE if the individual is a Hindu”.
Many Muslims have lost faith in the impartiality of Government officials since Assam has a BJP administration , but this is not only in Assam but the rest of India,
Yesterday another lynching case was closed that of Tabrez Ansari he died had a big wound on his head, his skull had been cracked due to the beating the police said it was cardiac arrest. A Muslim in India reads daily of discrimination against minorities and the community is effected by slowly being traumatised.
If 170 million Muslims are alienated then the BJP has done irreparable damage to the fabric and integrity of India as a single nation. History will testify that Turning any minority into second class citizens is not a good idea.
It takes a long time to radicalise a population as most people want to prosper and live peacefully.
The Muslims of India once radicalised will spell catastrophe for this country.
Now the next pot to be stirred will be the CAB. Going by the Constitution, it could not possibly be upheld in review by the apex court. 2. A distinction is being drawn between Articles 370 and 371, one temporary, superfluous, the other permanent, sacrosanct. Both deal with a separate identity, a reluctance to join the national mainstream if that means a melting pot. 3. No one has all the answers how best India should deal with diversity. However, actions that exacerbate fault lines, stoke tensions should be avoided. At this rate, wherever the incremental GDP to reach $ 5 trillion is coming from, Kashmir and Assam are unlikely to be on that list.
The article is right, anecdotal evidence from Assamese local media does suggests families being split are more amongst the ethnic Assamese Muslim minority and Hindu migrants from W Bengal.
Only 1% of the so called judges in the tribunals were Muslims despite being 34% of the population. This shows that the discrimination started at the selection stage of tribunal members.
The measure of success of the tribunal was not how many cases it cleared but how many were excluded from the register.
Assam local newspapers have always said, that the tribunals have been very strict on Muslims and lenient on Hindus,. The method of working seems to have been –
“look for reasons to EXCLUDE if the individual is a Muslim
– look for reasons to INCLUDE if the individual is a Hindu”.
Many Muslims have lost faith in the impartiality of Government officials since Assam has a BJP administration , but this is not only in Assam but the rest of India,
Yesterday another lynching case was closed that of Tabrez Ansari he died had a big wound on his head, his skull had been cracked due to the beating the police said it was cardiac arrest. A Muslim in India reads daily of discrimination against minorities and the community is effected by slowly being traumatised.
If 170 million Muslims are alienated then the BJP has done irreparable damage to the fabric and integrity of India as a single nation. History will testify that Turning any minority into second class citizens is not a good idea.
It takes a long time to radicalise a population as most people want to prosper and live peacefully.
The Muslims of India once radicalised will spell catastrophe for this country.