How much ever ugly were the riot-events of yester-years, be it Gujarat (2002), Delhi (1984), Hyderabad (1948) or another, the youth of India wants to urgently shun the politics of hatred, looks forward to re-shape the future with development as a priority, and something which it really has in its hands now, by moving on quickly and leaving behind various gory incidents of the bygone eras. Because, everyone has suffered with the politics around them and for a very long time. Except congress and its paid media, which is continuing to play with its divisive politics, injecting poison in the minds of certain sections of minorities (not all though, fortunately), creating fright in their hearts from time to time, instigating rage every time there is a need and slyly disallowing them to participate in the mainstream politics, but safeguarding its own dynastic ambitions just like how it has done for the last 67 years. Congress finds it easy to divide and rule this nation and keep it that way forever, so that minorities do not ever have a chance to enter the mainstream along with the majority and contribute their better. Because if they did, then the dynasty in Delhi would come to an end (remember, no minority leader ever was even prompted to become a prime minister of this country under congress ruling). For congress, protecting minority status is more important than bringing them into the mainstream and seeing them successful, because former is where it benefits them. The truth however is that minorities are able to see this game now, more clearly than ever before. In this particular article, you will find an outstanding example of victims of Gujarat riots trying to come together. Does congress want it or does it want to fuel fire by raking the past? timesofindia.indiatimes/india/12-years-on-faces-of-Gujarat-riots-share-a-room-and-a-dream/articleshow/31440200.cms
Posted on: Wed, 05 Mar 2014 07:16:24 +0000
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