Constitutional darkness in shining India

A society fettered in caste bondage, economic deprivation, social injustice, racial discrimination milieu is bound to generate terror than behaving as responsible citizen. Basing his studies on the same premise one of the great schlars once said " terror is noting else but justice prompt, secure and inflexible Indian leaders should take into cognizance. RENOWNED Indian constitutionalist, scholar, Dalit leader and great philanthropist Dr. Ambedkar described the Indian leadership an ascending scale of hatred and a descending scale of contempt. This is what its Lok Sabha has proved with their new legislation against the Christians and Muslims of India. Indian society is filibuster. Saffron Terrorism like an ill-wind that blows nobody any good and continues to open its doors for despair with its blazing axe in their hands to chop down the minorities by unfurling its agenda again to inject its stings through legislation, as the fear of proselytizing looms large, all over the country. To achieve their objectives, they have a long list of excuses and ruses, but none justified, logical, legal and humanitarian. Indian parliament has passed a law a couple of days ago that reportedly seeks to tighten the noose around the people right of worship by clamping restrictions on the flow of foreign funds to the NGOs, which it regards are being used as instruments of influence in the religious conversion. The report has further added that violence had impacted on 13 other districts of Kandhamal, and saw copycat incidents in other states, notably Karnataka, but also in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Chhatisgarh where the violence died out when there was nothing more left to burn. It was heartening to note former Indian revenue Secretary K.R. Venugopal’s remarks conveyed to Orissa government: “There can never be any dignity if people practicing a particular religion – here Christianity – are told that they can return to their homes only as Hindus” What if the same recipe is followed by the world at large. Did they ever imagine, the cost of migration, displacement, political fallouts and economic repercussions. The law, on prima facie appears un-scathing, but the hurry demonstrated to pass the same by the Lok Sabha with the support of Hindu revivalist Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) raised many concerns. Although media reports have not provided any details about the said legislation bill but it intends to target two major groups Muslims, being the largest Indian minorities and Hindus – one of the most sought after religions for proselytizing. The rightwing Hindus blame that both the religious minorities are using monetary inducements and in certain cases use of force as their levers of allurement employed by the charitable schools and hospitals to ensnare the poor masses. No one can deny the fact that such an attempt amounts to culture of tolerance and freedom of religious worship. The flow of funds, official patronage, discreet political backing and its glorification through tragic episodes like demolition of the Babri Mosque, and Gujarat carnage by the politicians like A.K.Advani and Narendra Modi `merchant of deaths’ is manifestation of what kind of justice, India would administrate under the banner of Secularism. The Muslim and Christian communities are already being ostracized, demonized, bullied and paralyzed by poking all kind of fun and bizarre blame game. To justify Indian actions, the writer has applied a dirty trick by citing a statement without naming the Pakistani historian “we too mistreat Christians and other minorities in Pakistan, but we do so under military rule, you do it under parliamentary democracy” is nothing but a pigment of Indian mind. As part of its defensive strategy, fascist Hindu organizations like Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Bajrang Dal, Ranvir Sena, Shiv Sena, Bharatiya Jan Sangh and Hindu Mahasabha have now created their new squads to target the Christians and the Muslims under the so-called labels of obscurants or vigilant groups to hunt all those who are inclined to convert. To justify their inhuman acts, they have started claiming that Christian Missionaries and Muslim preachers are using force to achieve their objectives. It is stark historic reality that proselytizing has never been done by any minority by force. If it is done, it would be for the time being only and same is true in case of monetary baits. A society fettered in caste bondage, economic deprivation, social injustices, racial discrimination milieu is bound to generate terror than behaving as responsible citizens. Basing his studies on the same premise one of the great scholars once said “terror is nothing else but justice prompt, secure and inflexible (Maximilien de Robespierre), Indian leaders should take into cognizance. Tags: Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir India Kashmiri people

Indian invader army charts out new plan to crush Kashmiris

 Kashmiri youth today are fighting 800,000 modern Indian invader army in Occupied Kashmir, youth are receiving bullets at their broad chests.
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The invader  Indian forces are out with another dreadful plan to crush the voices of innocent Kashmiris and restore peace in the valley, a foreign news agency reports.
The invader army, police and paramilitary forces said Wednesday they had formulated a “joint strategy” to restore peace in the valley where scores of anti-India protesters have been shot dead.
Along with the hundreds of thousand of Kashmiris, the global community is also strongly reacting against the brutalities of the invader Indian forces. The violent demonstrations, dubbed the ‘Kashmiri intifada’ by some observers, was triggered in early June by the killing of Tufail Ahmad Matoo, a 17-year-old student, in a stone-pelting clash with policemen in its summer capital, Srinagar. But the protests soon turned into a larger expression of anger, disillusionment and hopelessness over Kashmir’s decades-old territorial dispute.
After Monday’s incident, a round-the-lock curfew has been clamped on the entire Kashmir valley, crippling normal life. Srinagar’s streets have the appearance of a war zone. Barbed wire fences have been erected around the city and its deserted roads are littered with the stones and the detritus from the running battles between agitators and policemen. Pockets of gun-wielding security personnel, gathered around small bonfires, are the only visible sign of life.
The action of the Indian invader army led to an international cry and the Kashmir issue was taken to the Untied Nations Security Council, which established a special commission, namely the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan, with the mandate to independently investigate the matter and help the contending parties reach a negotiated settlement. The deliberations of the commission resulted in two resolutions, passed by the Security Council on August 13, 1948 and January 15, 1949 respectively, which called for a free, fair and impartial plebiscite under UN auspices to enable the people of Kashmir to determine whether they would like to join Pakistan or India. This was followed by commitments on the part of the Indian leadership to allow the Kashmiris to determine their own destiny. In a statement to the Indian parliament on February 12, 1951, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said, “We had given our pledge to the people of Kashmir and subsequently to the United Nations. We stood by it and we stand by it today. Let the people of Kashmir decide.”  He also promised to resolve the problem just after during Indo-China War but as usually dined later on. 


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