Friday, May 15, 2009

Sonia Congress Brand Secularism

Sonia Congress Brand Secularism!

The Congress’ perception was thus jaundiced. It was visually handicapped in its outlook of India. Could not view the people of this country as citizens—as Indians but saw them as Muslims, Christians, and Hindus/north/south. To make it an variable to easily quantify— majority and minority—was inserted and this became the guiding index in its approach.

The Scheduled caste leaders keep the Scheduled castes in oppression and in poverty because they are the barters for their own power. Take for example Mayawati—a simple distribution of all the money she has accrued and the huge amounts she is spending on massive structures with domes and stupas for Kanshi Ram, Ambedkar and herself will just wipe out the poverty of the Schedule caste in UP.

One area of empowerment was the Reservation policy — both in education and in employment. This has been hijacked by the creamy layer. The well of have siphoned all the benefits. Even Mr P Chidambaram in a TV channel accepted that he had benefited from the Reservation policy! Most of the IAS officers have used to benefit their own families.

Minority concept is not only a numerical concept but it denotes powerlessness, economic, political and social. In certain countries this is true especially in our neighborhood countries. But in India it is not so. Minority is strength. Except for the numerical size the minority concept does not have the other concomitants.

The power of bargaining—the leverage the minority holds and also the ability to activate global concerns and lobbies counts and we can safely determined that the Muslims and the Christians in India are more powerful in this respect— and do not suffer from any of the disadvantages that impinges on a minority people.

Vastness and large numbers in today’s world is no longer a sign of power. At the press of a button the whole globe can be destroyed. Who controls that button –in that single individual all power is concentrated.

If the Gujarat riots has made him communal then the 1984 Sikh genocide has made the Congress doubly communal and a fascist party.

Dr Mrs Hilda Raja,
Vadodadar