Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Narendra Modi has shunned policy of appeasement


I am skeptical about Narendra Modi’s fast for goodwill and reconciliation in Gujarat, popularly known as Sabhavna upvas  . But I am full of praise for Modi for his courage to shun communal vote-politics which has been pursued by political parties religiously in order to steal a march over others among themselves. Modi declined to wear the Islamic skull-cap offered to him by an Imam. The political parties’ compulsion of appeasement to a particular religious minority is sometimes at the cost of harmony and national integrity. The result today we see around us is horrible. This love for minority can not be seen when it comes to protecting the minority communities like Kashmiri pundits in J&K, Sikhs in Delhi, linguistic minorities in Maharashtra, Bihar, U.P and other parts of India. They are subject to planned persecution. externment, genetic cleansing and forcible occupation of their houses at the hands of local goons supported by politicians.
Modi has spurned the move publicly to be part of a nasty game which today’s politicians indulge in. I fully endorse to the maxim appeasement to none and development to all.

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