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NEW DELHI: With tension running high in riot-hit Muzaffarnagar, the Centre on Monday offered to provide additional paramilitary forces to Uttar Pradesh to assist the local administration in dealing with the situation.


Minister of state for home RPN Singh said 5,000 paramilitary force personnel have already been sent to violence-hit areas of Uttar Pradesh, in addition to Army personnel.

"If necessary, we are ready to provide more forces," he told reporters here.

Singh said peace seems to have returned to Muzaffarnagar for the time being as no violence has been reported from the Western Uttar Pradesh district since Sunday evening.

"But tension is running high. The Central government is ready to provide all necessary help to Uttar Pradesh to bring back normalcy," he said.

The minister said home minister Sushilkumar Shinde has already spoken to Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav while Union home secretary Anil Goswami is in regular touch with UP chief secretary Javed Usmani and reviewing the prevailing situation in Muzaffarnagar.

Singh said apprehending communal trouble, Cabinet secretary Ajit Seth had held a meeting with top civil and police officers of seven states in New Delhi on Friday where they discussed threadbare the situation arising out of communal tension.

Officials sources said the Centre has asked the state government to take necessary steps to ensure that communal tension does not spread to other parts of the state.

If necessary, steps like preventive arrest and house arrest of those who may create trouble to disturb peace should be taken, the sources said.

So far 28 people lost their lives in communal violence in Muzaffarnagar.
Muzaffarnagar violence: Centre offers more forces to UP - The Times of India
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reminds me of this line "UP main bada dum hai, kyunki jurm yaha kam hai". lolz
 
Endless UP riots, yet India doesn’t see beyond 2002, strange!

Read more at: http://news.oneindia.in/feature/endless-up-riots-yet-india-doesnt-see-beyond-2002-1302274.html


The death toll in the Muzaffarnagar communal riots in Uttar Pradesh is rising and it looks the state is being successfully led back to the stone age by the Samajwadi Party (SP) regime. The politically crucial state has reportedly witnessed nearly 3,000 riots so far this year! Add with these, alleged killing of a top police officer by a ruling party member, victimization of an IAS officer by the politician-mafia nexus, religious mobilisation over the old issue of Ram Temple for political gains and several other incidents that haunt the nation regularly. Akhilesh Yadav, the young chief minister has succeeded little in bringing any positive change in the state but yet his party and its supremo and his father, the veteran Mulayam Singh Yadav, are considered to be the permanent symbols of secularism, unlike say Narendra Modi, who is communal politics personified for eternity. Sorry, not all riots appeal to our conscience Riots are not new in India. But what is new is that we have learned to differentiate between two types of riots in our political discourse. One is a type that suits our convenient conscience and we love to drag on the debate over it. Example: the Gujarat riots of 2002. The other doesn't appeal much to our conscience and we are very comfortable in alienating it from our conscience. Example: the innumerable riots that often take place in northern India. Besides, Assam is geographically too far away while Kashmir is too sensitive to handle. The second category of riots is far more diverse for they feature attacks on various kinds of minorities, not just the religious ones. But strangely, the ‘secular' leadership and media of the country never bother to take up a campaign against these riots. The only reason to regret is the 2002 riot in Gujarat, or more precisely, the chief minister of the state, Narendra Modi. UP and Bihar governments love to target the common enemy The SP has zero control on the state administration. Yet, it feels to ignite communal politics in the guise of secularism or rather minority appeasement and put the commoners' lives at risk. There is a nice similarity between the ruling parties of both UP and Bihar. Both the SP and JD(U) claim themselves to be the messiah of minorities but none rally care for good governance and development. Nitish Kumar was known for his development model but he ruined his own reputation in June by terminating all ties with the BJP and putting his poll equation and consequently the governance factor in jeopardy. UP and Bihar parties always get benefits of doubt because of electoral reasons The Nitish administration also uttered little about the arrest of Yasin Bhatkal, the dreaded terrorist, from the state. The SP was recently seen slamming the Modi administration over the explosive letter of DG Vanzara but exhibited unprecedented arrogance when it came to victimizing Durga Shakti Nagpal, also a public servant. Not a single word from any of the secular quarters are heard when these double standards are openly displayed. Strange indeed. UP and Bihar parties always enjoy benefits of doubt The Akhilesh Yadavs and Nitish Kumars always enjoy the benefit of doubt despite all odds because they belong to two very important states, electorally. Politicians like Mulayams have been nurturing their ambition to become the prime minister for years despite the riots and corruption charges but surprisingly, the ambition is termed as 'greed' when it applies to BJP's Narendra Modi. How many politicians do not dream to become the prime minister, especially in this era of coalition politics? Akhilesh is inexperienced? Okay, but so was Modi But yet, it is said that Akhilesh Yadav is a fresher in the business and hence does not have enough control over the state administration. In February 2002, Modi was just four-month-old as the chief minister of Gujarat. Akhilesh has not succeeded in curbing riots in Uttar Pradesh, a trend which was seen even during the days of his father, and has also allegedly encouraged communal politics as a ‘secular response' to the saffron camp's Hindutva politics in Ayodhya. Gujarat, on the other hand, has not seen a single riot after 2002 while it used to be frequently rocked by communal clashes prior to that. What is also disappointing that the likes of Mulayam and Akhilesh are never heard of speaking on how to improve governance and quicken development. May be for them, it is politically viable if India remains backward and engaged in communal animosity. In India, the 'secular' is more 'communal', isn't it? But they still get away with it.

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Actually you are right.. Pakistan has never been a single country for more than 42 years.. Karan.. You got your maths mixed up. 1947-1971 (24 years) 1971 - 2013 (42 years)

East Bangladesh ? :rofl::rofl:

Real Pakistan
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India currently does not have a single clue to destroy this map after Mumbai attack. Only thing is they bringing up East Bangladesh hardly related to Pakistani cultures whatever to please them. :lol:

Did Russia cry when they lost some ex-soviet union countries?
 
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East Bangladesh ? :rofl::rofl:

India currently does not have a single clue to destroy this map after Mumbai attack. Only thing is they bringing up East Bangladesh hardly related to Pakistani cultures whatever to please them. :lol:

Did Russia cry when they lost some ex-soviet union countries?



And what is Pakistani Culture??? Please educate us...
 
Muslim prosecution by Evil Hindus - Property & 3 Mosques burned, they attempted to burn 70 Muslims alive - Death toll 35 :whistle:

as if only muslims have died here.........about half dead are hindus here though details are not available
 
as if only muslims have died here.........about half dead are hindus here though details are not available

All Indians have died in the Riots and one should not give it Communal Color. :what:
 
Muslim prosecution by Evil Hindus - Property & 3 Mosques burned, they attempted to burn 70 Muslims alive - Death toll 35 :whistle:



After Targetting Shia and Buddists of Uttar Pradesh, Sunnis are killing Hindus..
 
All Indians have died in the Riots and one should not give it Communal Color. :what:

i agree on this one,,,,,but as usual blame will be on hindus in general and bjp in particular:coffee:

After Targetting Shia and Buddists of Uttar Pradesh, Sunnis are killing Hindus..

man pls tone down urself.........even though fact remains that muslims started it on 27 by killing 2 hindus but they it had nothing communal then!!

they were molesting a girl when her brother and his friend came.Fight started and the brother and his friend were killed
 

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