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on Jun 18, 2013Shame on the current Congress party government of India. They failed to protect and assure the people from the North-East. Congress party and it\'s allies continues to cater to vote bank politics. The North East does not have enough MP seats to affect the formation of government at the center, that\'s why for much of the period after Indian Independence, during which Congress ruled for most of the time, North East was neglected and continues to be neglected today. Illegal immigrants from across the border continue to swell in North East and are turning the native people in to a minority in their own lands. Like Nero played the Fiddle when Rome burned, Congress is busy trying to hold on to power by hook or crook while India suffers.
on Aug 24, 2012the most sickening of it all is the blame game. where did all those national integration messages go ? the politicos are busy splitting the country than stitching it together. why are we tolerant and kind to migrants and we are not thinking about our own people ??? too many questions the political class have to answer
on Aug 20, 2012What a crying shame! Still from Nairobi I fail to get the context of why North Easterners are targetted
on Aug 20, 2012Most unfortunate; but true. We are not able to make out as to where do we go. A great narration that brings tears in those who are worried about India that is Bharath.
on Aug 20, 2012So, was it a true threat or just a fear? If it is a real threat, then I can't understand people who are so far removed from the scene, and would want to take "revenge" on someone else of the same community, so far removed from the scene themselves. If is just a fear created, again I do not understand why people will have to spread such rumours. They are no less than who perpetrated violence itself.
on Aug 20, 2012After reading the article, I was reminded of what Friedrich Nietzsche said: \"Insanity in individuals is something rare - but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.\" After the Gujarat riots of 2002, all types of minorities have lost their sense of security outside their home state. Our social fabric has been irreparably damaged. That said, I wonder whether Bangalore is being criticized for what did not happen. There were rumors, a lot of panic and of course, a few shameful attacks. It is the false text messages, purportedly from Pakistani agencies, that created the image of a genocide. The attacks that have indeed taken place, while being highly condemnable, are by no means of a scale that could be called racial cleansing. As of now, I would think of it as a law and order problem. The government of Karnataka may be weak and confused like a sloth on steroids, but there is no need to write off Bangalore as an inhabitable place. Milwaukee\'s image is not being questioned after the Sikh killings. The massacre is seen as the handiwork of one right-wing group, not representative of the people. London has moved on after the riots in August 2011 and what we remember about the city is the Olympic spirit not middle-class hooliganism. So why should we single out Bangalore and over-condemn the city for what is essentially a combination of rumour-mongering and sectarian violence sponsored by a small group. Remember, nobody can be harmed in India unless the State and the police give their blessings to the attackers. Is there an active collusion by the government? Then let us criticize that. The two things that we must target for criticism are 1) The continued alienation of North-Easterners, for which the Government of India is to blame 2) The rumour-mongering. Bangalore is just the Fall Guy.
on Aug 20, 2012