WAKE up INDIA. See the truth. Its not only 1984 but there is big list of riots in congress ruled states. But congress just uses 2002 riots for political gains. Shame on them. Lets take statistics from 2005-09 & some older history. If history till date is taken into account than congress is biggest & only mass murder in India in terms of communal riots. Check your self & decide: 1. During 2005-09, The maximum number of riots incidents occurred in Maharashtra (700), followed by Uttar Pradesh (645). 2. During 2005-09, Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of deaths. A total of 176 people died in these incidents; another 2,171 were injured. 3. During 2005-09, Orissa witnessed 52 deaths; 234 people were injured. 4. People killed in Bihar communal clashes (2005‐09) is 35. 5. People killed in Tamil Nadu communal clashes (2005‐09) is 18. 6. People killed in Assam communal clashes (2005‐09) is 15. Other main incidents as below: -> 1987; May 18–23: Meerut (Uttar Pradesh).Aaround 180 deaths in Maliana and around 100 in Moradnagar. Some media reports consider that the death toll might have reached well above the four-figure mark. Congress party rule. ->1988; May 17–20: Aurangabad (Maharashtra), -> 1988; October 8–11: Muzaffarnagar (Uttar Pradesh), total 60 dead from the 1 community and 27 victims from other community. Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh: Narain Dutt Tiwari, Congress Party. -> 1989; February 24: Bombay (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra: Sharad Pawar, Congress Party, June 1988–June 1991 -> 1989; April 16–20: Hazaribagh (Bihar). Chief Minister of Bihar: Satyendra Narain Sinha, Congress (I). -> 1989; September 14: Kota (Rajasthan), Chief Minister of Rajasthan: Shiv Charan Mathir, Congress Party. -> 1989; September 28: Badaun (Uttar Pradesh). Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh: Narain Dutt Tiwari, Congress Party, -> 1989; October 14: Indore (Madhya Pradesh). Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh: Motilal Vora, Congress Party -> 1989; October 22–28: Bhagalpur (Bihar), Chief Minister of Bihar: Satyendra Narain Sinha, Congress Party, -> 1990; April–October: Gujarat, Chief Minister of Gujarat: Chimanbhai Patel, Congress Party. -> 1990; October: Karnataka, Chief Minister of Karnataka: Veerendra Patil, Congress Party, -> 1990; December 7–17: Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh), Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh: Marry Chenna Reddy, Congress Party. -> 1992; December 6–12: Surat (Gujarat), Chief Minister of Gujarat: Chimanbhai Patel, Congress Party. -> 1992; December 6–12: Bombay (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra: Sudhakarrao Naik, Congress Party. -> 1992; December 6–13: Karnataka, Chief Minister of Karnataka: M. Veerappa Moily, Congress Party. ->1992; December 7–8: Assam, Chief Minister of Assam: Hiteshwar Saikia, Congress Party. -> 1993; January 6–20: Bombay (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra: Sudhakarrao Naik, Congress Party, -> 1993; March 12: Bombay (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra: Sharad Pawar, Congress Party. -> 1994; August 15: Hubli (Karnataka), Chief Minister of Karnataka: M. Veerappa Moily, Congress Party. -> 1994; October 6–8: Bangalore (Karnataka), Chief Minister of Karnataka: M. Veerappa Moily, Congress Party. -> 2005; October 13–14: Mau (Uttar Pradesh), Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh: Mulayam Singh Yadav, Samajwadi Party, -> 1961 ; February 49 : Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh), Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh : K.N. Katju, Congress Party, January. -> 1961, October 58 : Meerut (Uttar Pradesh), Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh : C. B. Gupta, Congress Party. -> 1964 ; March : Calcutta (West Bengal), Jamshedpur (Bihar), Rourkela (Orissa), Chief Minister of West Bengal : P. Chandra Sen, Chief Minister of Bihar : K. B. Sahay, Chief Minister of Orissa : Biren Mitra, All Congress Party, -> 1968 ; March : Karimganj (Assam), Chief Minister of Assam : B. P. Chaliha, Congress Party. ->1969 ; September 1824 : Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Chief Minister of Gujarat : Hitendra K. Desai, Congress Party. -> 1970 ; May 78 : Bhiwandi (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra : Vasantrao P. Naik, Congress Party. -> 1978 ; March 31April 4 : Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh), Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh : Marri Chenna Reddy, Congress Party, ->1980 ; August 1314 : Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh), Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh : V.P. Singh, Congress Party. -> 1980, October1981, May : Godhra (Gujarat), Chief Minister of Gujarat : Madhavsingh Solanki, Congress Party. -> 1981 ; April 30May 5 : Biharsharif (Bihar), Chief Minister of Bihar : Jagannath Mishra, Congress (I). -> 1981 ; July 1220 : Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh), Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh : Tanguturi Anjaiah, Congress Party. -> 1982, February 1518 : Pune and Solapur (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra : Babasaheb Bhosale, Congress Party. -> 1982 ; September 29October 2 : Meerut (Uttar Pradesh), ChiefMinister of Uttar Pradesh : Sripat Mishra, Congress Party. -> 1982 ; October 2230 : Baroda (Gujarat), Chief Minister of Gujarat : Madhavsingh Solanki, Congress Party. -> 1984 ; May 1718 : Bombay and Bhiwandi (Maharashtra), Chief Minister of Maharashtra : Vasantrao Patil, Congress Party. -> 1985 ; March 1825 ; April 1529 ; 1986 ; July 914 : Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Chief Minister of Gujarat : Madhavsinh Solanki, Congress Party, LIST WILL GO ON LIKE THIS. Now you yourself decide how the hell congress blames others on the name of communal riots. They are the biggest ever and only mass murders in India if we go as per their politics of being secular. KINDLY SHARE with all for sake of INDIA. And lets vote Mr. Modi, only option available today we have in 2014. JAI HIND.
Posted on: Sun, 02 Feb 2014 02:31:04 +0000
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