Why BJP has no incentive to stop lynching of Muslims

[salimpheku]

In Indian context, Muslims are now the victims. They aren't the perpetrators. The Holy Cow mother followers who lynch people for beef eating and rave about their ancient Sanskar is the problem.

That's because the liberals & muslims of the world have long closed their eyes to the victims of muslims.
Unfortunately for you, the victims & their families know the hard truth.

It's time liberals in India and here on pdf refresh their knowledge of a lady named 'Girija Tickoo'. If one reads what the muslims did to her....

FYI, this is in brief what the muslims did to her, not posting all the gory details.

The post mortem report exposed the brutality that poor 24-25 year old technician Girija was subjected to. She was gangraped and sodomized incessantly for more than three days, and when the time to murder her came, she was hacked into two alive, by a moving, mechanical saw. Yes, a moving mechanical saw chopped an alive woman apart into two pieces. It’s impossible to imagine the agony that she must have faced.

Care to comment sir? Or does she not fit the narrative? Or may be she does not deserve any media coverage or justice because she happens to be Hindu and the animals who committed this communal, depraved, heinous crime are muslims?
Let's see you spin it?

Except some muslims, as usual, no one is buying this narrative.
Everyone in the world knows who the perpetrators are and who the victims are. The more Muslims of India do this drama, the more they loose sympathy.
Cow protectors are needed and will stay no matter what. What the foolish opposition does not realize is that by trying to degrade cow, they are distancing Hindus from every strata from their side.
Don't take my word, wait for Gujarat elections to see how Hindus hate Congress.

 

[prashantazazel]

but if a muslim s killed media never question the motive (business, property, crime). they jump straight to 'intolerance'

There have been organised murders over beef. It is not one person attacking them, there have been mobs. ..

Only plus point I see is that the numbers aren't that many. I hope the situation doesn't worsen from this point.

Aside from all this, I never see the right wingers support progressive muslims- in matters of accommodation, acceptance.

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

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  Why the BJP has no incentive to stop the lynching of Muslims in India | Opinion
  The Opposition is powerless, the police are bystanders, courts have not shown interest and the BJP feels it will no longer lose elections.
  OPINION Updated: Jun 26, 2017 13:40 IST
  
  
  
  Sushil Aaron
  Hindustan Times
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  Mohammad Naeem was beaten to death in May allegedly by villagers in Jharkhand over child abduction rumours. In recent months, a string of deadly mob attacks on Muslims has triggered outrage across India, with critics accusing the Narendra Modi government of not doing enough to stop these assaults.(HT file)

• There is no doubt that a form of medieval madness has taken over India in the shape of Islamophobia and regular lynching of Muslims in different states. The situation has moved quickly from not renting out homes to Muslims to refusing to tolerate their presence in public spaces. Muslims are being taunted on trains and streets, fights initiated and lynched. The lynching have become so common that we do not know which one to respond to. Should we weep for Mohammad Naeem in Jharkhand or Hafiz Junaid in Haryana? How many remember the details of Pehlu Khan’s murder in Rajasthan? Mohammad Akhlaq is now just another milestone in this steady journey of wanton death. Many on social media who were horrified by Srinivas Kuchibotla’s murder in the US in February are strangely muted about the lynching of Muslims in India.
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  There is scarcely a word of condemnation from the BJP’s leadership. Forest fires in Portugal get more notice from this government than the ravaging of India’s social fabric that has taken centuries to nurture. Rather than express concern – let alone enforce the law – the Union Cabinet and BJP leaders found a way to signal to gau-rakshaks that they are on the same side. They skipped President Pranab Mukherjee’s iftar reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan in an unprecedented flouting of convention and political grace. The politicians are essentially conveying to the vigilantes that they too have such contempt for Muslims that they’d rather not be seen in public breaking bread with them.
  
  The striking thing about vigilantism now is that there is no incentive for the BJP to make it stop. The Opposition is powerless, the police are bystanders, courts have not shown interest, the ruling party feels that it will no longer lose elections and so it has no dread of the hustings.
  
  There is also notably no fear of violent retaliation. Muslims in India are effectively hostages in their own land, unable to take on a section of the majority that is fortified by a State that looks the other way in the face of gratuitous violence. Vigilante violence also tests the bonds of transnational Muslim solidarity. Ordinarily, Pakistan and Pakistan-based terror groups would use violence or the threat of violence as leverage over the Indian government to bargain on Kashmir or relax anti-Muslim policies elsewhere. (The 1993 Mumbai blasts were a reaction to the riots that targeted Muslims in December 1992 and January 1993.) But Congress and BJP governments react very differently to terror attacks. The Congress is weakened by them while Hindu nationalists are bolstered by them. In the current climate attacks can provide the excuse for more bloodletting and subsequent consolidation of Hindu identity. That’s the bind Hindu vigilantes put Islamabad and the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in.
  
  There is thus a deterrence at play here for the vigilantes to exploit. But deterrence breaks down sometimes, which also works for the BJP. The Pakistani army and the LeT may have a measure of geopolitical reason, groups like Islamic State may not (which is why we are hearing more about IS as a threat to India lately). When terror attacks happen in India or where there is a spike in militancy in J&K as is expected they can quickly change the direction of the debate and harden middle class attitudes towards Muslims in general.
  
  To get a sense of this, consider what happened in Kashmir over the last year. Security forces reacted excessively to the outpouring of grief following Burhan Wani’s killing last July, firing live ammunition and pellets at civilian protestors that left about 100 people dead, blinded many and partially blinded hundreds. The debate has now moved away from the high civilian toll to a representation of stone-pelting youth as terrorists. This was achieved through sheer repetition in the public sphere, with no quarter given to Kashmir’s complex past or its suffering. Over the last month, the government has come under criticism over Major Leetul Gogoi tying Farooq Ahmad Dar to a jeep, but suddenly a crowd in Srinagar lynches deputy superintendent of police Ayub Pandith – an act widely condemned by Kashmiris – and now it becomes difficult to get the focus back on State action. In other words, one act is enough to draw an equivalence and gloss over a lengthy, bloody past and turn the debate in the direction the government wants.
  
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  We are likely to see more Ayub Pandith moments in Kashmir and other states of India. No one outrageous act will be allowed to build up for too long; there will either be another distraction, another outrage - either by design or the logic of circumstances. Paresh Rawal’s tweet on Arundhati Roy ensured that attention was diverted from pictures of Naeem drenched in his own blood.
  
  Lynching not only acts out hatred for Muslims, it also serves to generate support, acquiescence and fear among the different constituents of the Hindu middle class. The key sources where this cohort picks up independent, contrarian views – universities, media, writers, filmmakers and artists – are being tamed. Throw in the spectre of open violence on the street and its compliance is assured. It is very easy to silence people when there is no rule of law. A troubled conscience unsure of peer support is often no match for a frenzied and organised political force. Many will flit between fear and helplessness (about lynching) and rage (about violence in Kashmir). It’s a condition geared to produce moral flight and political apathy, which suits the BJP as it seeks to quickly consolidate Hindu identity. Sunil Khilnani famously wrote in The Idea of India that “in a fundamental sense, India does not merely ‘have’ politics but is actually constituted by politics.” Right now the possibility of politics is being threatened by organised fear.

Mob lynching is a public outcry over a justice system that is known to not deliver justoce to common man... he believes that the system will give me instant justice.. so I need to take it in my hands...

And as if Muslims are innocent...

https://twitter.com/x/status/879742795891617792

 

[salimpheku]

There have been organised murders over beef. It is not one person attacking them, there have been mobs. ..

Probably you don't know OR want to know the other side.
Do you know that Muslims have for decades been doing organized killing during cow theft/illegal trade?

From 2010 - 2017, total number of people supposedly killed in India over Beef - 28.
Yes, total 28 people died in 7 years over beef and not all of them muslims.

Guess how many cow protectors were killed by Cow smugglers over the same period? Or do the people who die at the hands of Cow smugglers don't matter for some strange reason?

LOL, for 28 people(not all muslims) over 7 years we are making such a fuss. Wonder why no one blinked when thousands of Pandits were killed and lakhs driven out?!
Wonder why no one is blinking at the Love Jihad and destruction of dozens of woman in kerala?

These double standards only help BJP consolidate Hindus. Trust me, this repeated narrative is only driving Hindus together. Survival is a powerful tool and Hindus are not buying the crap spread by pro-muslim parties.

 

[ranjeet]

Personally, I hate these gau rakshak brigades and won't mind killing a few right wingers myself.

Krantikari .... bahut krantikari. Glad to know secularism is gaining some ground back in India.

 

[salimpheku]

Krantikari .... bahut krantikari. Glad to know secularism is gaining some ground back in India.

Isn't that how seculars of India always thought?
Nothing new in his thinking or radical. It's the secular way or they will kill you to protect secularism

 

[takeiteasy]

Now a communist will tell us what's good or bad for India?

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1950107925247788

 

[ranjeet]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1950107925247788

I called you a communist because you were justifying murders of RSS workers in Kerala I thought your statement was based on political ideology, didn't knew it was religious in nature. My bad.

 

[baajey]

Now a communist will tell us what's good or bad for India? What was the voteshare percentage of Communists in last general election?

Thanks for justifying hacking people to death though, will keep this in mind when the GOOD comes down south.

1. a communist is a person, hence can have an opinion (i can understand that ppl bathed in orange hue having difficulties in understanding the concept of free thinking)
2. voteshare is temporary. you should remember that for most of the independent indian history, BJP's share of votes had been less than examplary barring only now.
rest i agree. any justification for murder is madness. but i would like the killers to be culled as well.

These Hindu brigade members are getting killed more in number than the other side

how?
can you put some light on this instead of just inventing things?
thanks in advance.

 

[Vishwabalas]

https://twitter.com/x/status/879786032480309248

https://twitter.com/x/status/879435393954754560

 

[ranjeet]

1. a communist is a person, hence can have an opinion (i can understand that ppl bathed in orange hue having difficulties in understanding the concept of free thinking)
2. voteshare is temporary. you should remember that for most of the independent indian history, BJP's share of votes had been less than examplary barring only now.
rest i agree. any justification for murder is madness. but i would like the killers to be culled as well.

1. Thank you for that unsolicited opinion of yours on my opinion of Communists.

2. Stop living in the past, look at the future ahead.

 

[takeiteasy]

 

[Vishwabalas]

https://twitter.com/x/status/879973994543292416

This is why,

There have been organised murders over beef. It is not one person attacking them, there have been mobs. ..

Only plus point I see is that the numbers aren't that many. I hope the situation doesn't worsen from this point.

Aside from all this, I never see the right wingers support progressive muslims- in matters of accommodation, acceptance.

What is your Definition of "progressive muslims" ?

One that has accepted the Hindu culture of his ancestors ?

Or the one who has accepted the Western culture ?

 

[takeiteasy]

Yes Gau Sanghis..you've achieved India a great milestone. Hindutva Terrorism. Eat the shit of Golwalkar, Savarkar and other ancient terrorists, spread the Hindutva terror..Dream on Hindu Rashtra so that traitor Nathuram Godse (RSS Saint)'s ashes can be put on Ganga.That circled portions in the comments..are what I expect is the reaction of Sanghis - DENIAL - that RSS is the terror. In India, not Islam, not Muslims, not Christians, not Hindus, not Boudhs, not Jains, not Sikhs, but the Swine putras of RSS who unleash Cow terrorism on to India.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1880232955574959

http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...me-to-power/story-w9CYOksvgk9joGSSaXgpLO.html

 

[baajey]

1. Thank you for that unsolicited opinion of yours on my opinion of Communists.

2. Stop living in the past, look at the future ahead.

hahahah, nice one on #1.but then if ppl stopped quoting each other and waited for solicitations, you wouldnt be diss-cussing either.
for the rest, i hope the future is omnicolored, not just red, orange or green.