Synchronised Communal Chorus

A few days back Swapan Dasgupta wrote about a function at Rashtrapati Bhawan. This function was held exclusively for the media to demonstrate the President’s friendliness with them. Dasgupta wrote a few lines which reflect the increasing worthlessness of the Commie media: “The president naturally spoke about his media outreach because the function was exclusively for the media. However, at the tea that followed in the old banquet room, a reporter for a English weekly magazine decided to give the president’s remarks a spin. Going from huddle to huddle, she said that the “story to do” was a comparison between the president’s open style — his press secretary had earlier called it the ‘democratization’ of Rashtrapati Bhavan — and the No Entry approach of the prime minister, Narendra Modi”. Yes, that’s right! For any event or any story, let’s find a connection to somehow paint the Modi govt or Modi the PM in bad light. Modi has concluded long back that our media has very little influence on people. They’re taken as “entertainment” as even Vinod Mehta admitted sometime back. The desperation of quite a few media celebs becoming redundant in govt corridors can be judged from this tweet by one who has a chronic habit of hobnobbing and brokering in the power lines:

They somehow want to be on that plane or they will spin news-stories which is the only answer they have to all problems. Since the new BJP govt was formed at the centre the well-orchestrated chorus by the media is “Communal, Communal violence, Communal govt”. It’s just like the lady at RP Bhawan went around whispering in everyone’s ear on how to spin an event. Someone has been not only whispering in the ears of media celebs but also probably doling out a lot of money for this campaign: “tarnish this govt as communal, no matter what”. Excellent! The BJP govt is communal even for events that have happened in states which are under “Sickular” govts. The Hindu-hater Arnab Goswami has even devised a hashtag for it #DesignToPolarise. So it’s “Communal, communal, communal… Polarise, polarise, polarise”. And they do this hoping the mud will stick and also the international media will pick it up and tag the Modi govt as “polarising, communal”. Smart! All of this is very smartly synchronised with the Congress chant in parliament about “Communal”.

As if one cue from the media, Rahul Gandhi jumped into the well of Lok Sabha and started accusing the Speaker about lack of opportunity to speak and of partiality. This is a choreographed, synchronised performance coming from a guy who hardly spoke in parliament for a decade. Forget speaking, the guy hardly even attended parliament sessions. And a Timesnow reporter was so thrilled with this stupidity she jubilantly asked RahulG “This is your FIRST TIME in the well of the house” as if the man had broken his virginity. Oh what did he want to discuss? Communal violence! He hadn’t given any notice to the Speaker about the issue but wanted to raise muck anyway. Neither he nor Sonia Gandhi had anything to say about the recent communal violence in UP or J&K unlike the Muzaffarnagar one before elections when they ran to do photo-ops with the Muslim community.

The media outraged over a man killed in Pune. He was touted as a “Muslim techie” for which Modi was responsible. Then Sania Mirza, then that waiter at Maharashtra Sadan where a rowdy Sena MP tried to force roti into his mouth. That condemnable behaviour was also touted as an attack on a “Muslim on roza” when it may have been an attack on any man. After all this, there was Gaza to cry about considering Muslims were being killed. But come the attack on the Amarnath Yatris in JK the entire media went quiet and so did the politicians. There was the Moradabad “loud-speakers in a temple” where the Hindus were criminals according to Arnab. Then the pre-planned, organised attack on Sikhs and their properties in Saharanpur. Again the media went quiet. People like Arnab, Barkha, and Rajdeep found the biggest hole to hide their faces in. The worst was yet to come; the Meerut case of a woman being abducted and gangraped by Muslims. This can’t be reported you see, since the aggressor is a Muslim. Naturally, the Congress-AAP pimp Rajdeep Sardesai tried to spin as usual, pointing to communal riots being engineered instead of focusing on the issue at hand:

The Meerut gangrape is “Awful” he says. Seriously, awful? We say “awful” when a movie is bad or food at a restaurant is bad. But this guy finds gangrape just awful. Why? Because the aggressor here is a Muslim and the victim is not. And then he spins the issue as politicians “baking their communal rotis” in UP. The most communal hate-mongers are no more in politics but in the media. Sambit Patra rightly pointed out to Arnab in the Moradabad temple case that Arnab was more or less provoking communal hatred and violence. So in all of this, what the media and some politicians want is that Hindus should just sit around and watch. They should not protest and they should not outrage or demand any action. Okay! What happened in Meerut? It is not merely “awful” gangrape as scumbag Rajdeep would have you believe. Here’s a quote from a report (and most reports corroborate it):

“The victim was allegedly gang-raped inside a Madarsa and was forced to convert to Islam. Medical reports also suggested one of her fallopian tubes was removed from her body to avoid pregnancy… On June 29, alleged the victim, she was abducted by Sanaulla and his wife Samarjahan with the help of village head Nawab. She was held captive at a Madarasa in Hapud where she was gangraped and later forced to convert to Islam. On July 23, the girl was taken to a hospital in Muzzafarnagar where she was operated upon for removal of a fallopian tube. After the surgical removal she was held captive in a Madarasa again in Mustafa colony where she came to know about plans of sending her abroad. She also came to know many girls were being sent abroad in similar fashion. She somehow managed to flee and reached Meerut and met her relatives. The girl told the court that she was also forced to eat cow meat (beef) at a Muzzafarnagar Madarsa. She was lured to convert with the words “Accepting Islam during Ramzan is heavenly”, she said, and was threatened that her brother would be killed if she did not convert”. I wonder if the Bollywood anti-Hindu hatemonger who wanted to destroy temples in the Nirbhaya cases wants to destroy mosques and Madrasas after this Meerut incident. You see, these worthless hypocrites are the darlings of our media and also the Congress.

The Meerut-gangrape crime has every crime against women that you can name; abduction, rape, violence, forced surgery, illegal conversion, human trafficking, forced to eat beef. Anything left? But here is as sickular CM who excessively outraged on the MahaSadan waiter issue but I guarantee he will be tongue-tied when it comes to the Meerut case:

Omar Abdullah is as much a Pappu as RahulG is. I estimate RahulG is now suffering from a severe inferiority complex for many reasons. He’s a failed leader of his party, utters nonsense all the time, lacks in knowledge or wisdom that is normally expected of a political leader and his own partymen are calling him names like “joker”. Another party member, Jagmit Brar, has demanded the Gandhis to step down and accept responsibility for failures. For all his inferiority, RahuG tries to make up with “contrived aggression” (as Arun Jaitley rightly calls it) in parliament and in other places. He tore up a paper during an election campaign in UP in 2012. He barged into a presser by Ajay Maken and ridiculed the PM and his own party’s Ordinance. At the Congress party meeting just before the last LS elections he kicked and screamed like a raging moron demanding more LPG cylinders. I think it’s time this man, his mom and his party realised that people are not buying such stupidity anymore. The only ones thrilled are people like Arnab and others in the media who glorify the stupidity and tomfoolery of Rahul and Mrs Vadra.  On top of all this, the queen of trolls, Barkha Dutt, believes that people outraging over the Meerut incident are pouring bile and are bigots. In reality she is the one with exemplary bigotry bile and hypocrisy:

Every incident that happens anywhere in the country, the fingers are now pointed at Modi or BJP as the ones responsible. For all that matters there were over 100 communal riots in UP since the SP came to power in 2012. Surprisingly, no fingers were pointed at Congress then. No fingers were pointed at Congress-UP for those riots or for the ones in Assam and other places. Even the Nirbhaya incident that happened in Delhi there were blame-games but Congress washed its hands off and our media channels allowed Sheila Dikshit to go on a “tear-jerking” tour on TV playing the ‘victim”. Since the BJP govt took over a variety of agitations are being organised for some reason or the other. Even the UPSC agitation wasn’t merely students but the AAP crooks like Yogendra Yadav pushing the agitation. The Meerut incident was followed by another incident of rape and abduction in UP. One wonders how many Madrasas are involved in such activities. But you can rest assured no media house will dare to investigate. Their cash-flow depends on covering up certain crimes. What about the facts of communal riots since the new govt came in? The truth, as always, is not what our TV channels and people like Barkha and Arnab keep barking.

After screaming “communal, communal” when the facts are verified, they are buried in a corner in a newspaper or website. Our TV channels won’t tell you about it. The policy of “LIE BIG, retract small” is a consistent and permanent policy. The current propaganda of “communal violence” is partly to taint the new govt as also to slyly push a case for the bogus “Communal violence Bill” which many lobbyists are trying to push the Congress to bring. It is nothing but synchronised communal propaganda of the media and the Congress. Fortunately people are smarter and they aren’t buying the lies of our media hypocrites anymore.

CVB - The Final Threat

The exit polls after the recent round of elections in 5 states aren’t showing great results for the Congress. While only final results on December 8 will confirm if these predictions are accurate there is every reason to believe that the Congress internally knows the outcomes may not be very encouraging for them. Here’s a summary of what the exit polls have generally indicated (this may change a bit here and there for Delhi):

Democracy is considered a better form of government and life because it promises equality of all citizens and justice for all. In India, though, this is far from reality and neither are citizens equal nor is there justice for all. Since the British were fond of divide and rule we have inherited the same principle in almost every party whose mother has been the Congress. While calling others “divisive and polarising” it is actually Sonia Gandhi (earlier IndiraG and RajivG) who has been the most divisive politician. It’s a guiding principle for the Congress party and executed by SoniaG and her foot-soldiers. Correspondingly, this same party has no respect for law and corrupt operators flourish under its rule. The laws and policies the party makes are basically “survival” measures to retain power. Most of these laws and policies have nothing to do with real progress, development, growth or justice.

There is a concept in accounting called “materiality concept” which any book-keeper or Accountant will tell you about. While this mostly refers to what is reflected in a financial statement we can also apply it to simple purchases and how we treat them. For instance, a normal office stapler costs between Rs.80 and Rs.500. Though the stapler is physically an asset it is treated as an “expense” because of the materiality concept and not as an asset that gets depreciated every year. Someone owing you Rs.1000 but has assets worth Rs.1 crore is not going to bother you much but the reverse would definitely bother you. I read a DNA report about a Postman who lost his job in 1984 accused of embezzlement. He was finally acquitted in 2013, after 29 years. During this period he lost 3 children, another one has a heart ailment and survived doing odd jobs with the tag of “thief”. The amount he was accused of embezzling? All of Rs.57.60! From the same period no big criminal was punished for the slaughter of Sikhs. No major criminal was punished for the loot of 64 Crores in the Bofors scam.

In most of the campaign or speeches of Congress leaders there isn’t really any materiality involved. Lame nonsense like “roads and airports cannot feed you” by Rahul Gandhi is the kind of statement people are not buying anymore. So when bragging “we brought RTI for you” is Congress claiming people can “eat the RTI” and fill their stomachs? Does any law fill anyone’s stomach? Saying “we gave you FSB” in places where the PDS system and food systems are better is equally immaterial. In parts of Chattisgarh people refer to CM Raman Singh as “Chawal wale Baba” (Rice-provider) indicating he has done much better than Congress in managing food distribution. Raman Singh doesn’t brag about some FSB or PDS innovation, people believe he “delivers”. Another myth that is being repeatedly busted is the fake claims of Congress on secularism. If airports and roads don’t feed the poor, as RG stupidly claims, secularism doesn’t feed anyone or deliver water to anyone. The baking of Muslim and minority votes also seems to be under threat. Muslims are also wiser having been fooled by Congress and other “sickular” parties all these years.

It is evident that Narendra Modi is setting the agenda and the Congis are all at sea on how to combat him. Modi’s appeal is not restricted to urban classes but also extends to rural folks. In the recent elections the middle class in Delhi too turned up in large numbers. Of course, according to wiseguy Wagle, the middle class who vote for BJP are idiots without IQ. This is the language in the media that the Congress also uses. Sheer arrogance and contempt for people! Their top 2 leaders, the Gandhis, simply do not possess the grip on various issues to combat Modi. This just leaves the foot-soldiers to indulge in name-calling. Someone described the reason for the massive turnouts at Modi rallies. He speaks a language that ordinary people understand and connect with. He rakes up issues without fear and he makes a mockery of this fake secularism. Media cronies of Congress like Kumar Ketkar and Vinod Mehta like to believe there is no Modi-wave but it’s the “non-performance” of Congress that is working against them. That is a worse indictment which doesn’t dawn upon these guys. Fighting Modi might still be possible but fighting a perception among people of “non-performance” is tougher. The media is blind to the danger of their own lies.

Lately Modi even brought up the Article 370 which seems to have upset a whole lot of people. The BJP is right in claiming that A370 needs a relook and debate. Arun Jaitley writes “Article 370 has nothing to do with Secularism. Its an instrument of oppression against citizens of India”. Here are some excerpts:

“The Nehruvian vision of a separate status has given rise to aspirations for the pre-1953 status, self-rule and even Azadi. The desire of proponents of these three ideas has weakened the constitutional and political relationship between Jammu & Kashmir and the rest of the country. The journey of separate status has been towards separatism and not towards integration. It would be incorrect for anyone to interpret BJP's challenge for a debate on this issue as a softening of stand on Article 370… The State laws in Jammu & Kashmir were consistently interpreted for over five decades to mean that a daughter in Jammu & Kashmir would lose her status as a permanent resident of the State as also special rights and privileges available to her if she married outside the State. This was based on an erroneous belief that a wife followed the domicile of the husband. A large number of women in Jammu & Kashmir questioned the constitutional validity of this provision. A Full Bench of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir by a judgement dated 7th October, 2002 re-interpreted the law and by a majority judgement held that a daughter marrying outside the State would not lose her status as a permanent resident”.

So a majority of citizens of this country are being misled. The truth is that A370 was created at a certain time and a certain situation. That situation has dramatically altered now. The “rulers and maharajas” of J&K whether the Abdullahs or Muftis have been constantly playing a “Kabhi haan, Kabhi naa” game on where they stand on issues of terrorism and separatists. A separatist like Geelani openly calls for violence to separate Kashmir from India. Therefore, A370 too needs a relook. All political parties were shying away from it so far and there is no escape anymore. Other princely states that joined India were allowed privy purses which were to be reduced progressively. But in a sudden move Indira Gandhi abolished the privy purses. So there is no logic behind keeping A370 permanently burning. This appeals to most Indians and Congress has no answer.

With a dying party, with a history of dictatorial tendencies, in danger of losing power in many states and the Centre, the only option is to create more fear, more divisions in society, make draconian laws to ensure “survival”. This is the only political tactic that Congress has always known: “survival”. So they bring up the Communal Violence Bill again which they propose to table in parliament and pass it this Winter session. There’s an old rule in India: If a cycle crashes with a two-wheeler, it’s the two-wheeler’s fault. If the two-wheeler crashes with a car it’s the fault of the car. If the car crashes with a truck, it’s the truck’s fault. If a truck crash with a train…. That in short describes the CVB. All communal riots or violence are faults of the “majority” group. In other words: Hindus. In many states the Congress has been wiped out for decades. TN, Bengal, UP, Bihar, Gujarat are all important contributors to the national kitty of LS seats. The CVB empowers the Centre to act and intervene with forces in case of a communal riot in some state. Any law that is likely to be misused WILL be misused. 66A anyone?

In a debate on TimesNow on December 3 the Congress spokie, Sanjay Jha, made a dramatically foolish claim that went unchallenged. He cited the plight of Kashmiri Pandits (KPs) who were driven out of Kashmir around 1989-90 by local and imported terrorists and claimed the CVB would also protect the KPs. That is like saying the Sikhs who were slaughtered in Delhi and across India by the Congis would be protected by the CVB. Such is the silly argument presented by the Congi. First, the KPs have been driven out in lakhs with hardly any hope of returning home. They have settled across India and also abroad and the current situation in Kashmir is hardly encouraging. Most importantly, how the hell does Jha claim CVB will help them in the context of A370? It is common knowledge that legislations by our parliament do not automatically extend to J&K because of A370. So there is absolutely no sense in claiming CVB will protect anyone in J&K. This is the kind of spurious logic the Congis use. And given that Muslims are in majority in J&K there is hardly any chance that the Abdullahs will approve the CVB for the state. Therefore, for all practical purposes the Hindus are the villains.

Thus, the CVB is another law that the Congress hopes will drive Muslims rushing to vote for it in the next elections. This is an act of a loser. It’s a desperate measure by a dying party that refuses to see the writing on the wall. In a scathing article, former vice-chief of army and former governor of J&K, slams the entire miserable rule of the Congress: “Sham secularism, feudal democracy”. What are they going to do? Is Rahul Gandhi going to next say “we brought CVB” and that will feed the stomachs of poor minorities? Instead of removing lines of division and fostering more harmony the Congress is hell bent on further dividing people and generating hostilities. The most stinging and honest description of SoniaG being the most divisive politician comes from TheJaggi in FirstPost:

“Today, she realises that the same divisiveness her origins generated earlier may stick to her ineffectual son too, and in order to neutralise this the Congress strategy is to build up the bogey of Narendra Modi‘s divisiveness so that the Dynasty’s own inherent divisiveness is glossed over. This project would have died an unsung death if Vajpayee had won in 2004 and LK Advani in 2009, but fate decreed otherwise, and it is in Sonia’s interest now to foster further divisiveness by demonising Modi…  Thanks to 2002, it is not difficult to paint Modi as a “divisive” figure. Let’s assume for a moment that that is true, but the real question is: divisive for whom? If you line up all the critics of Modi and his alleged “divisiveness” you will find that it is the Congress-Left-Secular Delhi “liberal” elite that finds him “divisive”. If some of the regional parties are today parroting this same story of Modi’s divisiveness, it is because it suits their short-term electoral purposes”.

The truth about the recent elections is that people aren’t just rejecting the Congress, they are rejecting the “Gandhis”. The Congress must at least acknowledge that Rahul Gandhi is a total flop and does not inspire people. He might inspire the Barkhas and Rajdeeps but not the voters. They also need to understand SoniaG needs to shed her arrogance and her dialogue needs to be one of humility. There is only so much that people are willing to forgive. If this CVB is the last straw or the final threat the Congress is hanging on to, it will fail miserably.

Communal Lies

(This is a MaxiPost)

Christianity has many denominations that aren’t so widely known. There’s Jehovah’s Witness who believe the world is rotten and has to be destroyed and God’s Kingdom will be established here. The JW’s don’t celebrate any holidays or any festival, not even Christmas. It’s almost like they’re in permanent mourning. An even lesser known denomination is the Amish community. This community lives isolated from the modern world without any modern technology or tools. They still use horse-drawn carriages and not cars. They don’t use electrical gadgets or tools for their work. They have a nice tradition; when a couple gets married they build them a new barn. Watch the video (2.25 mins):

That’s a clip from the Harrison Ford movie “Witness” (1985). That’s the first time I ever heard of the Amish. In the movie, tough-cop Ford hides himself in an Amish community to protect himself and an Amish kid who is a witness to a crime. While he’s there, he mingles with them and becomes one of them. The Amish are a very tiny community who believe only God is their judge. Their way of life is often laughed at and ridiculed. But the Amish were made more known for another incident; a terrible one in 2006. A gunman Charles Roberts took hostages and shot ten girls (aged 6–13), killing five, at an Amish school in Pennsylvania, before committing suicide. Roberts used to deliver milk at the school.

Wiki: “The emphasis on forgiveness and reconciliation in the response of the Amish community was widely discussed in the national media… On the day of the shooting, a grandfather of one of the murdered Amish girls was heard warning some young relatives not to hate the killer, saying, "We must not think evil of this man." Another Amish father noted, "He had a mother and a wife and a soul and now he's standing before a just God." Jack Meyer, a member of the Brethren community living near the Amish in Lancaster County, explained: "I don't think there's anybody here that wants to do anything but forgive and not only reach out to those who have suffered a loss in that way but to reach out to the family of the man who committed these acts”. Such extraordinary forgiveness doesn’t come easy and is unknown in the world we live in. The shooting makes great TV but their forgiveness doesn’t. The Amish are a very tiny minority. They are “different”. Nobody told them or made them feel “different”; it’s just their way of life. And a very peaceful one! Back home, our politicians and media keep telling one particular community they are “different” (while screaming they are “equal” citizens) and molly-coddle them and appease them and overlook all their violence.

One of the most widely read posts on this site and one which resonated with a large number of people is “Delhi’s Broken Windows”. The simple essence of that post is that if small hygiene routines in crime-prevention aren’t carried out at regular intervals a major epidemic is likely to break out soon. Ignore sexual harassment of girls and allow illegal buses and other vehicles on the road, incidents like Delhi Gangrape are bound to follow. There is enormous wisdom in “a stitch in time saves nine”. The Muzaffarnagar riots too started on August 27, 2013 out of an eve-teasing incident. The brother and another man assaulted the Muslim guy who harassed a girl. The Muslim guy died. So the Muslims attacked the Hindus in revenge and killed those two. Then it became a bigger riot by Muslims and finally the Jats retaliated severely. That is the story being mostly reported by most news agencies.

The media took it seriously only when one of their own, Rajesh Verma of IBN, was killed on September 7. If the media that endlessly moralises on such issues had reported on many communal incidents in UP maybe things wouldn’t have come to such a pass. But it has been a tradition with our criminal media to remain silent and even cover-up when Muslim mobs go haywire. The Muzaffarnagar riots were hardly the first since the Akhilesh Yadav govt took over. But before we get to all that let’s see how “sickulars” deal with communal violence. This is a statement by MoS Home RPN Singh in LokSabha:

This was on May 7, 2013 even as many “chota-mota” incidents were routine in UP. What was the media doing? Post the killing of that IBN journalist many news sites put up a history of communal incidents in UP. Here’s one from FirstPost (and even this may not be complete but shows major incidents):

2 June, 2012:Mathura Four killed at Kosi Kalan following a dispute over drinking water outside a place of worship. 4 June, 2012 Muzaffarnagar Two women and 18 men were wounded in clashes.23 July, 2012:Bareilly Three killed over loud music near a place of worship in JogiNavada. Curfew re-imposed on 12 August following fresh violence. 16 Sept, 2012 Ghaziabad Six killed in clashes after alleged desecration of a sacred book.  24 Oct, 2012:Faizabad One killed; curfew following a dispute during Durga procession. 6 Dec, 2012: Azamgarh Violent clashes injure 11. 16 Jan, 2013: Lucknow Two killed, seven injured in bloodshed between two sects in Old City. 6 April, 2013: Meerut Several injured during protests against an incendiary Facebook post. 26 July, 2013: Meerut Two killed in clashes over a dispute on use of loudspeakers during festival. 27 Aug, 2013: Muzaffarnagar Three killed after a girl was harassed in Kawal village. 31 Aug, 2013: Amethi Dalit homes set on fire; man killed over construction on Gram Sabha land. 3 Sept, 2013: Shamli One killed, 10 injured in conflict between two communities over dumping of garbage in Tisara. 7 Sept, 2013: Muzaffarnagar Nine killed in violence after Mahapanchayat in protest against Kawal incident.

So FirstPost lists about six riots in UP for 2012. No, I’m not expecting them to list all or be accurate with these numbers. They have more important things to do. But when RPN Singh made that statement in parliament which I referred above he also provided an Annexure of communal violence incidents across India for the period 2010 to March 2013. Take a look (if the table isn’t very clear, please open the link I have provided):

Interesting, eh? So our Mos Home says there were 668 communal riots in 2012 and 171 till March this year. Okay! Let’s put aside figures for 2010, 2011 and stay close to 2012 and 2013.

Now some important questions! Take a look the first red block I’ve marked for Assam. It says “zero” communal riots in 2012 and 2013. Assam had the worst riots of 2012 in July-August when the “tyranny of distance” and “lack of OB vans” prevented Rajdeep Sardesai from reporting on it. Who generates these numbers being given to parliament? The second red block I’ve marked is Gujarat. The table says 57 incidents in 2012 and 20 incidents in 2013 till March. Really? Assam had zero in 2012 and Gujarat had 57? Is it possible? Even if there were group clashes between stray dogs from two streets in Gujarat, that would have made 38000 headlines in the media with another 50000 “Blows to Modi”.

And the red block at the bottom is that for UP which says 118 for 2012 and 24 in 2013. I may sound harsh, but if a journo had been killed in any of those initial 118 riots of 2012 in UP  many other riots may have been prevented and lives saved. Nobody knows the numbers. Neither the media nor the Home Ministry! And to tackle all this there was another delegation by Muslims (led by Kamaal “Yasin Batkal was arrested because he’s a Muslim” Farooqui of SP) to demand the Communal Violence Bill.

Let’s face the truth. No law has prevented murders and rapes. They never will. Even the most alert cops may not be able to prevent murders and rapes inside private homes or buildings but they surely can prevent these crimes on the streets in public. Communal riots don’t happen in private homes; they happen on the streets. It’s not as if there have been no sparks in Gujarat either. There have been cases of stone-throwing at Ganesh processions in some places but they were nipped in the bud. That is what is expected of Police and politicians. Of course, our criminal media tends to ignore and cover-up crimes by Muslims for obvious reasons and, like in UP, this may end up in more tragedies like Muzaffarnagar. They leave the window open for riots to escalate. And when rudely woken up, people like Rajdeep, Barkha, Arnab, Kanwal etc. will all start sermonising the world and do stupid sting operations and claim credit over each other. These are the real enemies of peace and harmony. Watch this stupid self-righteous aggression by Rajdeep (2.51 mins):

Subramaniam Swamy rightly points out that Hindus cannot be constantly put back. They cannot endlessly suffer the extremists within the minority community. If Rajdeep wants reconciliation has he gone and talked to any Muslim group? Has he ever condemned any Muslim group directly for violence? The media morons even swallowed the fact of their property and people being damaged and injured at Azad Maidan. The rioters at Azad Maidan molested female cops, burnt vehicles, destroyed a Jawan Memorial and the cops just watched. What moronic reconciliation is this man talking about? If your sister or wife is harassed by anyone I doubt anyone is going to say a prayer. If your religious procession is stoned frequently, it is bound to enrage people. If you burn 59 people in a rail coach for no particular reason it becomes impossible to hold back passions. And what’s their anger? Even reasons like somebody burned their holy book? Fine, if someone burns the Gita or dumps it in the garbage I would consider it silly. It will not offend me, but even if it offends and enrages me I am certainly not going to pull a gun or a sword and start killing people. Muslims need to learn that. Category 4 moron Ashutosh wonders if he would be considered a “nationalist” if he were to criticise Islam. This is his sly tweet to Hindus. No, you won’t be a nationalist, but chances are you’ll be dead.  

The extremists who create such fears have made it impossible for anyone to talk reason to them. Their extremism is not restricted to India, it’s universal. They are in conflict wherever they are, in Britain, France, USA and even Marijuana-legal Netherlands. Forget these western nations; they are in conflict even in the purest of pure Pakistan.  Terrible fact is that Hindus are increasingly being called “cowards” in various forums for tolerating a lot of offences. Hindus are not Amish. The media can’t stop crying and screaming Muslims aren’t being allowed to get into the “mainstream” Indian life. But do they want to? Swathes of towns and villages in UP, Rajasthan, Maharashtra. Bihar and some more States have more or less become “Islamic” towns. The 3rd wave that Asad Owaisi promised in the parliament has already been in operation for many years, he said nothing new (Read Tavleen Singh’s article). And what are Congress, SP, JDU, RJD and similar “Sickular” parties telling the Muslims? They’re telling them ‘Look, you people are different. Look you people are pathetic victims. Look you people can’t make a living on your own. Look, you need us or you will die’.

Special courts, special subsidies, reservations, pilgrimage subsidies, separate marriage laws, instant divorce laws, no alimony for women, Islamic banking and on and on. And what’s the outcome? In places like Kishtwar, the attempted ethnic cleansing was completely blacked out by govt and the media. And who is to blame for all the miseries of Muslims and the communal violence? Of course, Hindus! As if Hindus have nothing else to do in life other than indulge in violence against Muslims. This is what the media morons tell you. The Central govt conveniently blames States for all this but they don’t even have accurate statistics as RPN Singh shows. Pathetic! Among the media folks only Gaurav Sawant had the guts to speak the truth. I had to jokingly tweet back to him to get Z-plus security.

Let’s face it! As long as there are different laws for different communities and “sickular” politicians and media-politicians like Rajdeep, Ashutosh dividing the country there will be communal riots. As long as there is appeasement of Muslims there will be communal riots. It’s an unfortunate fact of life. Lately, there are reports of an Islamic University being set up and constructed at Tirupati, one of the holiest towns for Hindus. This is not prevention, this is further invitation to communal disharmony. This is mindlessly breaking a window that isn’t broken. With the University will come up a lot of residences and supply stores. With the university will come up a lot of mosques. A mini Islamic town in a Holy Hindu town is likely to be created. There are plenty of towns where this university can be created but choosing Tirupati is not without its own motives. The Islamists wanted to create an Islamic centre near the disaster site of WTC of 9/11. It was protested and suspended. The Tirupati Islamic University too needs to be moved. Not because it is bad but because the very nature of India’s appeasement policies leads to disharmony and violence. Stop appeasement and the feeling of victimhood, being different will slowly dissipate or it will last for eternity. 

Muzaffarnagar is a clear case of provocation and violence that seems to have backfired on the rioters and some politicians. The Jats retaliated only as they would be expected and are known to do. They are a lot like proud warrior clans and are not going to tolerate offences like some other Hindu communities. Our sickular political parties and liars in media live in denial of some fake “communal harmony” and “unity in diversity” dream. As long as there are different laws, appeasement, intolerance of the majority community these communal lies will only lead to more disasters.