Muslims protesting against Myanmar killings and Assam riots turn violent

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I find modern educated college going Muslim youth, who have Hindu friends too, are equally radicalized.
Same experience here.

Social media and YouTube has encouraged radicalization. Many educated Muslims are devout Zakir Naik believers
 

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Worldwide, Muslim community protest for Rohingya Muslims in Burma.

Why they are so silent about Uyghur Muslims in China?

I never saw anybody cry for that matter.

OR, Some country send money/ help for them in China.

If someone find any news please post here, so that we can see what Muslim world have to say about Uyghur Muslims.

Thanks in advance.
 

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Panicky Bodos flee Hyderabad in droves - The New Indian Express

The unprecedented ethnic violence in Assam and the subsequent riots in Mumbai have created a scare in the Bodos living in Hyderabad.

Over 1,000 persons hailing from the north-eastern state, mostly Bodo tribals and working as security guards here, have fled the city fearing attacks from a particular community. More are likely to leave in the next few days leaving the private security industry in the state perplexed.
Some of the comments on the article are hilarious
 

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ani82v said:
I find modern educated college going Muslim youth, who have Hindu friends too, are equally radicalized.
Same experience here.
Social media and YouTube has encouraged radicalization. Many educated Muslims are devout Zakir Naik believers
How is it that you guys expected academic education to have prevented religious radicalization?
The two do not completely overlap each other, at least not in India.
Also, don't we know that there are so many post graduate terrorists in the ranks of top terrorist cells. They handle the end to end technical tasks.

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Virendra
 

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Technical and modern education is fundamentally based on analytical inquiry based on observation and rationality, which if imbibed infects other compartments of brain, leading people to question other aspects of life including religion and belief in God. Atleast, that was the theoretical premise. Even if one is indoctrinated, the skepticism might blunt the radical streak. I think thats what happens everywhere with few exception unless ofcourse there is hundredth monkey effect. Otherwise, I don't know how to explain this.

How is it that you guys expected academic education to have prevented religious radicalization?
The two do not completely overlap each other, at least not in India.
Also, don't we know that there are so many post graduate terrorists in the ranks of top terrorist cells. They handle the end to end technical tasks.

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Virendra
 

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Technical and modern education is fundamentally based on analytical inquiry based on observation and rationality, which if imbibed infects other compartments of brain, leading people to question other aspects of life including religion and belief in God. Atleast, that was the theoretical premise. Even if one is indoctrinated, the skepticism might blunt the radical streak. I think thats what happens everywhere with few exception unless ofcourse there is hundredth monkey effect. Otherwise, I don't know how to explain this.
Reason and Faith are two things even modern humans keep in separate compartments.
We have no way to reason and prove that God exists. Yet most of us believe in him. Yet most of us are reasonable men and women.
It is this separation which I was talking about. I'm not against this separation but I know that both good and bad things have been-through from this separation.

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This message is appearing everywhere on articles related to Mumbai and Assam violence

Popular Front of India (PFI) is launching a month-long campaign from today for those unfortunate ones who are languishing in jails across the country on "falsified cases and and imaginary threats they pose to the security of the nation." Muslims are over-represented in jails what PFI alleges is "due to communal prejudices in our political establishment a large number of Muslim youth continue to remain in jail only to be release much later by our courts which admit their innocence." In spite of compelling evidences and revelations pointing towards the involvement of hard-core, anti-people and anti-national hindutva outfits in the Malegaon, Makka Masjid, Ajmer and Samjauta Express bombing incidents, Muslim youth taken into custody then are seldom or never released, but are retained in the name of further probing to see if they can be falsely fixed in any other cases!
 
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This message is appearing everywhere on articles related to Mumbai and Assam violence
You had earlier written - report this information to authorities!!

Report to whom? Secular/corrupt/ an italian led GOI? Shameless CBI, IB or useless RAW? or Our great secular NIA controlled by NAC? or Police authorities which have been rendered secular by islamic NGOs and secular politicians?

These are just trailers, islamic barbarism will increase in time, as their numbers swell and our secular politicians are sold out to islam and petro-dollars, these problems are not belonging to some "foreign hand" of convenience, however we have been feeding and breeding traitors inside our homes since1947, in the name of secularism! I had thought the reality will stare at our face tearing secularism apart after 20-30 year, however it had begun early!
 
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You had earlier written report this article to authorities!!

Report to whom? Secular/corrupt/ an italian led GOI? Shameless CBI, IB or useless RAW? or Our great secular NIA controlled by NAC? or Police authorities which have been rendered secular by islamic NGOs and secular politicians?

These are just trailers, islamic barbarism will increase in time, as their numbers swell and our secular politicians are sold out to islam and petro-dollars, these problems are not belonging to some "foreign hand" of convenience, however we have been feeding and breeding traitors inside our homes since1947, in the name of secularism! I had thought the reality will stare at our face tearing secularism apart after 20-30 year, however it had begun early!
Actually they have done us a huge favour, we have woken up before it could become too late.
 

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Minorities need protection from aggression, President on Assam violence

This Madame's tattu has started to play politics from the highest and most dignified position of the Republic. Can we expect him to remain politically neutral? No we can't. He is a typical Khagressi.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/NewDelhi/Need-to-revisit-Assam-accord-adapt-it-to-present-situations-Pranab/Article1-913617.aspx

Sometimes I feel that these NE people are doomed because they are trapped in the unholy Union of India. They deserve independence from us.
 

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Actually they have done us a huge favour, we have woken up before it could become too late.
Have we? Really? .. may be you and I and may be a few more but plenty indeed? I don't think so.
Either people are doing what they do best - look the other way. Switch the channel and continue their meal.
or some brainwashed people are seething with hate and revenge which again is not good for the society either.
But who is there to look evil in the eye and deal with it. Who is there to bring consensus and community level voting during elections.
We do that a couple of times and we'll be no more hamstrung like this. Everything will be taken care of.

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Assam: BTAD Sets Condition for Resettlement of People

Jolted by the recent violence in districts under Bodoland Territorial Autonomous District administration in Assam, the authorities there have set certain conditions for resettlement of displaced people.

Credentials of persons, who have been rendered homeless by the clashes between minority immigrants and Bodos, which have claimed 77 lives, would be thoroughly checked before allowing them to resettle, BTAD chief Hagrama Mohilary said here.

"We will not allow any suspected person to resettle in the Bodoland area unless he or she produces valid documents proving they are genuine Indian citizens," he said.

While the Centre and the Assam government have denied involvement of Bangladeshi immigrants in the recent clashes with Bodo tribals, the BTAD chief hinted that minority immigrants had been behind the clashes.

"Suspected Bangladeshi immigrants will not be allowed to settle in BTAD areas. Ration cards and electricity bills cannot be the only proofs of their citizenship. We have the land documents which will prove their credentials," Mohilary said.

Mohilary said the people who wanted to be rehabilitated should have "genuine land documents" and care will be taken that the indigenous people do not lose their land rights.

Asked to comment on the use of arms by miscreants, he strongly denied that the Bodo tribals had used illegal arms.

"Bodo people did not use arms, but some people received bullet injuries after they were shot at by security personnel," he said.

Meanwhile, influential Bodo forums as the Bodo Women's Justice Forum, Bodo Sahitya Sabha and the Bodoland Citizens Forum have also supported the views of the BTAD chief.

They said the displaced persons should be identified on the basis of the voters' list with the cut off year being 1971.

The leaders have also demanded total sealing of the porous Indo-Bangla border, including the riverine border, and special protection of tribal belts and blocks.
 

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Déjà vu all over again



The recent incident in Mumbai, when a group of protesters ran riot, terrorised the city, and eventually damaged the Monument to the Unknown Soldier, startled the nation. Continuing violence against Northeasterners in places as far away as Hyderabad and Pune, as a follow-on to the troubles in Bodoland, needs to be seen in the same context: There is an agenda.

This is only the latest in a series of events whenever there is the potent mixture of population pressure and religious intolerance. In particular, this has taken place when Muslim populations have been excited to fever pitch based on sometimes manufactured grievances, including those that take place far away. There seems to be a pattern: A political objective is attained – often the capture of territory – based on a religious issue.

The first of these within recent memory was the Moplah Revolt in Malabar in 1921. The ostensible reason was that in distant Turkey, the British were dismembering the Ottoman Empire. There was a movement called Khilafat, intended to protect the Caliphate of Turkey from collapsing in the face of British opposition.

But what started as this pan-Islamic movement then became a full-fledged genocide against Hindus. Muslims in Malabar, who had very little to do with Turkey, ran amok killing, raping, converting by force and ethnically cleansing as many as 100,000 Hindus – according to Annie Besant. The Hindus were innocent bystanders in a conflict between the British and the Muslims, but ended up taking the damage. The atrocities and the cruelty were mind-numbing. India's 'secular' historians have whitewashed this as part of the freedom struggle, which is specious reasoning.

Second, Direct Action Day or the Great Calcutta Killing in Calcutta on August 16, 1946 had a political rationale: Force the British to partition India. But the collateral damage was borne almost entirely by Hindus yet again, and the number of those killed was at least 4,000, and perhaps 100,000 were ethnically cleansed, the vast majority being Hindus. (Notably, Christians and British were spared).

Third, there was the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1980s. At least 400,000 Hindus were forced to flee from their ancestral homes, and they still rot in refugee camps elsewhere.

In all these cases, there was one objective achieved – Muslims gained territory and population at the expense of Hindus.

This year's strife in Assam leading to violence between Muslims (illegal Bangladeshi immigrants) and Bodos (traditional inhabitants of the area, now under increasing pressure from lebensraum--seeking illegals) fits into the same pattern. What appears to be ethnic cleansing, leading to the expulsion of 400,000 Bodos, now languishing in refugee camps, is a reminder that the Government is incapable of protecting its citizens.

Ominously, the calls for violence against any Northeasterner in revenge for this (and also for violence in Burma against Rohingya Muslims), suggests the same political objective – land. What next – Indians attacked because the Chinese prevented Uighurs in Xinjiang from observing Ramzan? The attack on the Army Memorial suggests the some of the rage-boys are determinedly anti-national. Appeasing them may not be a good idea. On the other hand, demonstrating to more sensible Muslims that they can prosper not by running amok but by being disciplined, and by working hard, is a good idea.


Déjà vu all over again | Niti Central
 

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^^^^^ Why are they allowing lslamic Bengalis to settle again in BTAD at first place? They will settle, after a while, secularism will again raise its ugly face, and when the population of secular people swell, they will throw all you Bodos out! Are you people this Dumb.....Ohhh sorry you are Hindus and only Hindus can be made guilty conscience for doing the Right Thing!
 
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Assam: BTAD Sets Condition for Resettlement of People

Jolted by the recent violence in districts under Bodoland Territorial Autonomous District administration in Assam, the authorities there have set certain conditions for resettlement of displaced people.

Credentials of persons, who have been rendered homeless by the clashes between minority immigrants and Bodos, which have claimed 77 lives, would be thoroughly checked before allowing them to resettle, BTAD chief Hagrama Mohilary said here.

"We will not allow any suspected person to resettle in the Bodoland area unless he or she produces valid documents proving they are genuine Indian citizens," he said.

While the Centre and the Assam government have denied involvement of Bangladeshi immigrants in the recent clashes with Bodo tribals, the BTAD chief hinted that minority immigrants had been behind the clashes.

"Suspected Bangladeshi immigrants will not be allowed to settle in BTAD areas. Ration cards and electricity bills cannot be the only proofs of their citizenship. We have the land documents which will prove their credentials," Mohilary said.

Mohilary said the people who wanted to be rehabilitated should have "genuine land documents" and care will be taken that the indigenous people do not lose their land rights.

Asked to comment on the use of arms by miscreants, he strongly denied that the Bodo tribals had used illegal arms.

"Bodo people did not use arms, but some people received bullet injuries after they were shot at by security personnel," he said.

Meanwhile, influential Bodo forums as the Bodo Women's Justice Forum, Bodo Sahitya Sabha and the Bodoland Citizens Forum have also supported the views of the BTAD chief.

They said the displaced persons should be identified on the basis of the voters' list with the cut off year being 1971.

The leaders have also demanded total sealing of the porous Indo-Bangla border, including the riverine border, and special protection of tribal belts and blocks.
This will cause a tricky situation for the State and the Central Govt.

May lead to Bodo insurgency once again raring to go!
 

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^^^^^ Why are they allowing lslamic Bengalis to settle again in BTAD at first place? They will settle after a while, secularism will again raise its ugly face, and when the population of secular people swell, they will through all you Bodos out! Are you people this Dumb.....Ohhh sorry you are Hindus and only Hindus can be made guilty conscience for doing the Right Thing!
That is very obvious what will happen but who is going to stop?

Assam CM says "No Bangladeshis in Assam", UPA government also believes on similar line. Congress believes the particular minority-must-be-mollycoddled-even-if-they-are-wrong just because they vote to Congress. Army, Police, CBI, IB, RAW, NAC, etc. all are following the direction of MadamG.

Few years back, Thousands of Bangladeshis were deported from Mumbai. You know what happened ? Bengal government kept them in WB after Muslims went violent at some railways station after the news that some Bangladeshis are going back to BD.

30 Million Bangladeshis are living in India. Government already clarified that it's not possible to deport them due to some absurd and ridiculous logic that nobody understands.

Tell me what is the solution?
 

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^^^^^ Why are they allowing lslamic Bengalis to settle again in BTAD at first place? They will settle, after a while, secularism will again raise its ugly face, and when the population of secular people swell, they will throw all you Bodos out! Are you people this Dumb.....Ohhh sorry you are Hindus and only Hindus can be made guilty conscience for doing the Right Thing!
no one can prevent geniune indian bengali muslim to settle who comes before 25th march 1971 as per law.
An indian citizen can settle anywhere in india.ethnicity and religion does not matter
Thats why bodo leader say they don't have problem if genune indian bengali muslim live there.
I don't think anyone should have problem with genune indian bengali muslim citizen.
Even if i wish i also can go to live there as i am a indian citizen.
No one can object it.
Indian bengali muslim citizen and forgien
bengali muslim immigrant can't be treated same way.
Indian bengali muslim citizen has equal right along with other indian.
 

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Rumours trigger exodus of Assam people from Hyderabad

Many migrants are now leaving the city for their hometowns. In a worrisome trend, an estimated 3,000 migrants, all from Assam, who lived in bastis such as Siddique Nagar and Anjaiah Nagar in Hi-Tec City, left for their home state on Sunday.
Rumours trigger exodus of Assam people from Hyderabad - The Times of India

Assamese are fearful in Assam due to Bangladeshis infiltrators. They are leaving Hyderabad.
 

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