Riot's Occured When Congress was and is Ruling Where is the Minority now ??
Why Don't speak against Congress???
If riot occurred in Non-Congress Ruling state then its "Communal Riot" .and if riot occurred in Congress Ruling state then its "Secular Riot"MOST RECENT RIOTrecent Riot of Rajsthan around 8 people have been killed... less than week ago.. tell me how many media have Highlighted that ??1) 1964 Communal riots in Rourkela & Jamshedpur 2000 Killed Ruling party CONGRESS(2) 1947 Communal riots in Bengal 5000 Killed Ruling party happened to be CONGRESS(3) August 1967 200 Killed Communal riots in Ranchi Party ruling again CONGRESS(4) 1969 Communal riots in Ahmedabad More than 512 Killed Ruling party happened to be CONGRESS(5) 1970 Bhiwandi communal riots in Maharashtra Around 80 killed Ruling party CONGRESS(6) April 1979 Communal riots in Jamshedpur , West Bengal More than 125 killed Ruling party CPIM (Communist Party)(7) August 1980 Moradabad Communal riots Approx 2000 Killed Ruling Party CONGRESS(8) May 1984 Communal riots in Bhiwandi 146 Killed , 611 Inj Ruling party CONGRESS CM – Vasandada Patil(9) Oct 1984 Communal riots in Delhi 2733 Killed Ruling party CONGRESS(10) April 1985 Communal riots inAhmedabad 300 Killed Ruling party CONGRESS(11) July 1986 Communal violence in Ahmedabad 59 Killed Ruling party CONGRESS(12) Apr-May 1987 Communal violence in Meerut , UP 81 killed Ruling party CONGRESS(13) Feb 1983 Communal violence in Nallie, Assam 2000 killed PM – Indira Gandhi (CONGRESS)14)Bhagalpur riots in 1989 where 150 were killed, mostly muslims. Ruling party Congress.15) Godhra riots in 1969 where 5000 were killed, mostly muslims. Ruling Party Congressif the Riot occurred in BJP-led state then it is communaland if Riot occurred in Congress-led state . then its Secular ?
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
'Communal Violence Bill' will create differences among citizens: Mohanji Bhagwat
Jammu, Sep 25 (ANI):
RSS Chief Mohanji BhagavatRashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said the proposed 'Communal Violence Bill' would create differences among the citizens and divide the country on the basis of caste, creed and religion.
Addressing a meet in Jammu and Kashmir's Jammu city, Bhagwat said the bill does not adhere to the constitutional principles and democratic values.
"Communal Violence Bill is about to be introduced. If somebody goes through it cursorily, you do not need a scholastic approach for it, that person will understand that it is a bill to create differences. So, that tension and differences prevail in the country and India will break due to differences. Such kind of a bill it is," said Bhagwat.
"It is contrary to the general rules of law, neither it follows the constitutional principles, nor it holds the democratic values. It discriminates among the citizens of the country," he added.
The Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Regulations) Bill 2011, seeks to protect various groups from communal riots.
It has proposed to define the victim groups as 'religious and linguistic minority, in any state in India, or Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes'.
Talking about the UPA Government, Bhagwat said the government is neck-deep in corruption and has lost its credibility due to their alleged involvement in various scams.
"In such a situation, people who should guide the society are quarrelling for being in power. These people have lost their credibility due to corruption. They are extremely selfish. Just to attain power; they are ready to stoop down to any level. The existence of country, for which they are attaining the power, has been put on stake," said Bhagwat.
Speaking about the perforated international borders, Bhagwat said the borders are not fully secured and are not fenced properly and there are repeated attempts of infiltration.
"In northern region, there is China, which time and again keeps on threatening the country. It has its peripheral presence surrounding the country and has befriended India's enemy Pakistan. The friendship is so strong, that Pakistan dares threaten America, that if they (America) will interfere much in the country's (Pakistan) matters, then we (Pakistan) would end this friendship and they (America) will lose a friend," said Bhagwat.
"And in this condition, our borders are perforated. Our borders are not fully secured, infiltration bids are taking place, and borders are not fenced. At some places, the demarcation of border lines is unclear," he added. (ANI
RSS Chief Mohanji BhagavatRashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said the proposed 'Communal Violence Bill' would create differences among the citizens and divide the country on the basis of caste, creed and religion.
Addressing a meet in Jammu and Kashmir's Jammu city, Bhagwat said the bill does not adhere to the constitutional principles and democratic values.
"Communal Violence Bill is about to be introduced. If somebody goes through it cursorily, you do not need a scholastic approach for it, that person will understand that it is a bill to create differences. So, that tension and differences prevail in the country and India will break due to differences. Such kind of a bill it is," said Bhagwat.
"It is contrary to the general rules of law, neither it follows the constitutional principles, nor it holds the democratic values. It discriminates among the citizens of the country," he added.
The Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Regulations) Bill 2011, seeks to protect various groups from communal riots.
It has proposed to define the victim groups as 'religious and linguistic minority, in any state in India, or Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes'.
Talking about the UPA Government, Bhagwat said the government is neck-deep in corruption and has lost its credibility due to their alleged involvement in various scams.
"In such a situation, people who should guide the society are quarrelling for being in power. These people have lost their credibility due to corruption. They are extremely selfish. Just to attain power; they are ready to stoop down to any level. The existence of country, for which they are attaining the power, has been put on stake," said Bhagwat.
Speaking about the perforated international borders, Bhagwat said the borders are not fully secured and are not fenced properly and there are repeated attempts of infiltration.
"In northern region, there is China, which time and again keeps on threatening the country. It has its peripheral presence surrounding the country and has befriended India's enemy Pakistan. The friendship is so strong, that Pakistan dares threaten America, that if they (America) will interfere much in the country's (Pakistan) matters, then we (Pakistan) would end this friendship and they (America) will lose a friend," said Bhagwat.
"And in this condition, our borders are perforated. Our borders are not fully secured, infiltration bids are taking place, and borders are not fenced. At some places, the demarcation of border lines is unclear," he added. (ANI
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