ANTI-HINDU BILL AND SONIA GANDHI Jihadi Justice + Inquisition Courts = Communal Violence Bill - By Rajaram N S Sonia Gandhi’s Closeness with Jihadi Groups In spite of being in virtual control of the UPA Government for close to ten years, the public by and large is ignorant of Sonia Gandhi’s ideological position and even her loyalty and commitment to her adopted country. Many people, especially in so-called ‘nationalist’ groups believe or used to believe that she is a Vatican plant, installed to facilitate the conversion of India to Christianity. But a close examination shows that since entering politics by becoming Congress President, she and her followers have been friendly to Islamic outfits including terror groups. Only in the last few months have the media raised the issue of her government’s softness towards terrorism, and its dangers to India’s national security. Emboldened by this softness, Islamists have taken advantage of it to draft a sinister law that holds Hindus alone to be guilty of communal violence by treating them as criminals regardless of evidence. Before we get into the gist of that sinister bill, we may take a look at the latest terrorist outrage in Patna where the Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives planted 18 bombs at Narendra Modi’s rally of which several exploded killing five and wounding several. Captured terrorists admitted their goal was to cause panic which they hoped would be catastrophic. But thanks to the volunteers and Sri Modi’s appeal to the crowd to remain calm, no panic ensued. The question is who is this Indian Mujahideen? The strange story is that it began its life calling itself the Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). It was banned by Vajpayee’s NDA Government immediately following the September 11 (9/11) bombings in the USA. Then things took a strange turn. Somehow SIMI got into the good books of Sonia Gandhi. - See more at: indiafacts.co.in/jihadi-justice-inquisition-courts-communal-violence-bill/#sthash.KZUXLBJp.dpuf
Posted on: Thu, 31 Oct 2013 12:08:06 +0000
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