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Ashwin Shuklapaksha Chaturdashi, Kaliyug Varsha 5116
If the radical elements are not dealt with sternly then we are putting our own existence in danger. Love Jihad is maybe just one of the wake up calls.
Ashwin Shuklapaksha Chaturdashi, Kaliyug Varsha 5116
If the radical elements are not dealt with sternly then we are putting our own existence in danger. Love Jihad is maybe just one of the wake up calls.
The Congress and Samajwadi party are not
letting any stone remain unturned in criticizing BJP for communal
polarization and is asserting that the Modi magic will not recast
itself. After the BJP lost the bypoll elections in UP and Rajasthan, it
is being assumed that Mahant Adityanath’s crusade against Love Jihad has
been the main culprit for defeat. Everyone was debating about this one
man is spewing venom to divide Hindus and Muslims, but very few are
willing to acknowledge or recognize the main factors. First of all, one
has to understand that Narendra Modi cannot be present in every locality
during a local election. The crux of local politics lies in the hands
of people who have a good network of followers from their own area.
These
local leaders found a good ruse in Love Jihad to defend themselves
against the BJP. Well, the BJP has Muslim leaders like Shahnawaz
Hussain, MJ Akbar and Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi who are married to Hindu women
but have never asked them to convert into Islam. It’s just that forcing
someone to change their religion against their wish is an offence and
needs to be opposed to, be it a person of any religious denomination.
The question here is not of love jihad alone, the larger question is the
forceful conversion of an innocent person and before that concealing
one’s real religion. That is precisely what happened with Tara Sahdev.
She was not some uneducated village belle, but a sportsperson of
national repute who was tricked into marrying a conman who was
originally a Muslim with a track record of nefarious activities in the
past.
So, when a smart and independent
city girl like Tara, what about the other women who live in the rural
areas and are gullible and easy to manipulate. Love Jihad is not a new
thing. Infact it started in India quite some time back when Muslim
youths in Kerala, posing as Hindus would seduce the Hindu girls and then
marry them and force them to convert to Islam. What needs to be
understood that this is a pre-conceived game and needs to dealt with
maximum awareness. There is no smoke without fire. If two educated, sane
and matured individuals, aware that they belong to different religions
tie the knot, then that is entirely their and their families’ private
matter, but if someone, be of any religion is tricking into converting
someone’s religion then that becomes a social and criminal offence.
A UP based industrialist Anuj Tyagi has started the Behen Beti Bachao Sangharsh Samiti,
which is creating awareness among people about this dangerous practice.
Tyagi’s organization also has a dedicated helpline number to help
people recognize any foul play and bring it to the system’s attention.
What Adityanath has been doing is being given too much of a communal
colour by other parties. The communal colours cannot be the founding
principles of Indian politics anymore. At best, the allegations should
be investigated in great detail before jumping to any conclusion.
Not
only Love Jihad, there have been several cases of forced religious
conversions in the past which have been the brainchild of the radical
syndicates. As per Government statistics more than 2500 Christian women
were converted into Islam between 2006 and 2009. Since then many
Christian organizations of the state have been warning Christian women
to beware of this trap as it has many masterminds working behind it who
want global Islamization at any cost. The fear of Love Jihad is inviting
unnecessary politics and some people are also targeting innocent
people. Reportedly some organization had banned Muslim boys from
participating in Navratri dance and frolic which was in very bad taste,
no one has the right to generalize a problem from the wrong perspective.
According
to Khaama Press, an Afghan news agency, a terrorist organization –
Tehrik-e-Khilafat, which operates from Pakistan has sworn to hoist the
ISIS flag in South East Asia in a short span of time. It is probably the
first foreign extremist group to extend their unconditional support to
the cause of the ISIS, who are on a ravaging spree in Iraq and Syria. In
the past, the group has claimed a number of terror attacks in Pakistan.
Love is the most beautiful word we know and using it as a conversion
tool is a source of worry.. It is an endeavour to marry more and more
women of non muslim religions and convert them into Islam and increase
their own population in turn.
By the
end of 2009 the Love Jihad storm had bitten the dust as many Hindu
groups got active and spearheaded many campaigns to warn women about the
phenomenon. Tara Sahdev had loved Rajibul with all her heart, she
certainly did nothing to deserve the wrath of him and his mother for not
converting her religion. One is free to love anyone, irrespective of
their religion but this is not love, it is conning and emotional
treachery at its worst that cannot be justified or validated by
religious sentiments. Their intentions are malafide and people need to
be sensitized about it. The Samajwadi party may keep heaping praise on
its own anti secular stance but in reality they are failing to recognize
the real problems. The question is not about religion, it is about
radicalization. They should take a lesson from what is happening in the
world, what the ISIS is doing. As Pritish Nandy had written in a
newspaper article recently that nobody is afraid of a Caliphate, there
used to be a caliphate once but it did not work for the world, and
demanding to have a Caliphate by beheading innocent people is an act of
cowardice. If the radical elements are not dealt with sternly then
we are putting our own existence in danger. Love Jihad is maybe just one
of the wake up calls.
Source : The Indian Republic.Com
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