Was at Kuzhithurai ( Near Nagercoil ) for Prabhodan Varg. The subject of the Varg was the ' Communal Bill ' being proposed by Sonia's kitchen Cabinet, the NAC. I told them how India, even while faced with recurrent terrorist attacks refuses to implement an effective legislation like POTA. This, when countries like America and Britain have, within a short time, brought forth legislation - 'Anti-Terror, Crime and security act' ( In Britain ) and the USA PATRIOT Act ( In America ) to tackle terrorism, especially Islamic terrorism. At the same time the NAC is pushing for a legislation which will hold the Hindus responsible for any communal incident, even if the incident is initiated by the minority community.
The NAC has been handpicked by Sonia and consists of people like Harsh Mander who is a member of the UK based 'Justice Foundation' financed by Gulam Fai, who in turn has been charged by the FBI for acting as a front for the Pakistani ISI.
Around 100 selected workers attended the program. Lively discussions about the Bill followed. Some of the participants suggested a protest march towards 10 Jan Path.
The NAC has been handpicked by Sonia and consists of people like Harsh Mander who is a member of the UK based 'Justice Foundation' financed by Gulam Fai, who in turn has been charged by the FBI for acting as a front for the Pakistani ISI.
Around 100 selected workers attended the program. Lively discussions about the Bill followed. Some of the participants suggested a protest march towards 10 Jan Path.
It is heartening that anchors of many channels, including the "secular" ones like Times Now and NDTV, have questioned the anti-majority thrust of the Communal Bill and the Bill itself may not find easy passage in Parliament. A sustained campaign is required not just against the Bill but also against the mindset that has the audacity to propose such a bill.
ReplyDeleteBigger dangers that are looming ahead is reservation on the basis of religion and classifying of Dalits as separate from Hindus.