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RSS-BJP carry on anti-Christian hate violence
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BANGALORE: Hindutva's terror campaign against minorities in India is on. The WSN recently carried detailed Special Report on the violence against Christians in Orissa. Last week, Karnataka emerged as the new battleground for the Sangh Parivar as 12 Christian prayer halls in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Chikmagalur districts of Karnataka were targeted by mobs on Sunday, the same day when serial bomb blasts rocked Delhi.  

India is now living in a climate of uncertainty and fear because it has forgotten, or rather refused to  learn how to accomodate political differences. There is a lot of incentiveon communal violence, and minorities are learning this to their peril.  

The Orissa government was criminally slow in reacting to the RSS-backed mobs who committed murder and arson but many in India were quick to blame the Christians in the tribal pockets of the state for the murder of a controversial  RSS leader swami though the Maoists claimed responsibility for that killing. The bogey of religious conversions suits Hindutva's agents. Religious conversion is legal in India, but  mobs deliver verdicts of death andrarely do government's act. Forced conversions are bad, but no one says that forced reconversions are also bad. Hindutva forces are subverting the Constitutional rights and forcing their writ on the people.  

The BJP has persistently refused to rein in its affiliate outfits. As a leading Indian daily wrote recently, "The likes of Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal operate outside parliamentary democracy, unlike the BJP that aspires to form the government at the Centre. The VHP and the Bajrang Dal have no faith in the liberal framework of the Indian Constitution. Does the BJP subscribe to the VHP-Bajrang Dal idea of India?" But L K Advani, the BJP’s PMin- waiting, is least worried about the actions of the party’s affiliate groups, because he knows that his real agenda. Chauvinists know that a BJP government in office is an opportunity to break the law, and the BJP knows that only chauvinists can help bring it to power.

17 September 2008
 

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