Communalism
Chapters under the sub-head 'Themes of Indian History: Part 2,' of the Class 12 history textbook, which are related to 'Kings and Chronicles; the Mughal Courts (C. 16th and 17th centuries)' have been removed. https://thewire.in/education/ncert-mughal-empire-gujarat-riots-class-12
05/04/2023
क्या भारत हिन्दू राष्ट्र बनेगा क्या होगा दलितों मुस्लिमों क्रिश्चन का ? https://youtu.be/6n12cirqLLY?t=49
PRESS EXPRESS
20 March 2023 Dolphy DSouza , President of Bobay Cathlic Sabha says Sow seeds of love among communities, so that Hate meets the ground in ashes.. The atmosphere in the country is only a part of a political agenda to win a proximate election.. But the kind of effects that this campaign of hate will have on Muslim, Christian, Dalits etc will not be in the interest of the country in the long rum
“Tabooing word Muslim; Inherent Islamophobia in Indian left-liberalism”: A letter to liberals https://maktoobmedia.com/opinion/tabooing-word-muslim-inherent-islamophobia-in-indian-left-liberalism-a-letter-to-liberals/
to stand with the [non-refugee/non-migrant] Muslim became tricky for ideological reasons: for secularists and communists—Muslim was a religious identity and had to be kept out of the public and the political discourse; the leftists feared the rise of identity politics; and for the left-liberals, I do know what to say (or, clear as crystal). So, to take up the cause against CAA-NRC that clearly excluded Muslim refugees and Muslims only, the social activist had to cast the Muslims into the mold of social activism...While, for contemporary Hindutva, the perpetual other is the Muslim, for the social activist, the “you” is “us” minus the “Muslim.”
Reports on 12 incidents in Maharashtra
Indian Express: https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/editorials/devendra-fadnavis-aurangzeb-ki-aulad-kolhapur-communal-tension-8655090/
Aurangzeb, Tipu, ‘love jihad’, processions: 12 incidents since March, Maharashtra on edge https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/mumbai/aurangzeb-tipu-love-jihad-processions-12-incidents-since-march-maharashtra-on-edge-8655084/
Cases spread after Aurangabad renaming, Oppn accuses Shinde Sena-BJP govt of 'polarising' state ahead of next year's polls; BJP accuses NCP of 'creating instability'
This article, first published on October 10, 2022, is being republished on February 24, 2023, which is the day the violence began in northeast Delhi three years ago.
New Delhi: A fact-finding committee on the February 2020 communal riots in north-east Delhi headed by former Supreme Court judge Madan B. Lokur concluded that the Union home ministry conspicuously delayed deploying additional forces in the violence-hit areas, even as the communal riots continued unabated between February 23 and 26, 2020.
The committee found that despite Delhi Police leadership receiving at least six internal alerts from the Special Branch and the Intelligence units on February 23 – the day when riots began – additional forces were deployed only on February 26. The alerts did warn that violence between the communities could escalate.
The alleged lackadaisical attitude shown by the home ministry indirectly helped the rioters go unchecked, organise better, and unleash targeted violence for three continuous days, the committee held.
by Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta
24/02/2023
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