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A watered down report on the riots that attempts to portray both communities as equal victims.
Everyone knows what transpired in Jafrabad.
Islamist radicals, under the patronage of Mamata Banerjee administration, were let loose on innocent Hindus. The Bengal government, especially the police force, worked in tandem with the Muslim fundamentalists and targeted Hindu homes and businesses.
Mr. Roy Barman, dyed-in-the-wool “secular” journalist that he is, obviously tries to paint a picture where both communities are equal victims. Also, he tries to convince us that the Muslim youth of the nearby localities are actually innocent.
A watered down report on the riots that attempts to portray both communities as equal victims.
Everyone knows what transpired in Jafrabad.
Islamist radicals, under the patronage of Mamata Banerjee administration, were let loose on innocent Hindus. The Bengal government, especially the police force, worked in tandem with the Muslim fundamentalists and targeted Hindu homes and businesses.
Mr. Roy Barman, dyed-in-the-wool “secular” journalist that he is, obviously tries to paint a picture where both communities are equal victims. Also, he tries to convince us that the Muslim youth of the nearby localities are actually innocent.