लो कल्लो बात। सुनो भी इनकी, और -मार भी खाओ इनकी ,मारे भी जाओ और उफ़ न करो (यदि हिन्दू हैं आप तो
),वगरना गला फ़ाड़ के चिल्लाओ जमीन आसमान एक कर दो
अखबारी लालों के नैतिक मसवरों को कान दो।
ये निगमों के हाथ -
गिरवीं रखा हुआ माल फैसला करेगा ,सर्मन्स जारी करेगा भारतधर्मी समाज के नाम ,कि वह अपने एक देशभक्त साथी
की दिनदहाड़े
की जाने वाली हत्या पर कैसे दुःख व्यक्त करे।
एक रक्तरंगीयों(लेफ्टीयों ) की ,मुस्लिम कट्टर पंथ से पोषण पाती पत्रकारा हैं जो महिषासुर के समर्थन में ,संसद को
उड़ाने की साजिश रचने वाले अफज़ल की करतूतों को महिमामंडित करने वाली युवा भीड़ के समर्थन में कूद पड़ी हैं।
हिन्दू धर्म के प्रतीकों का मज़ाक उड़ाने वाले ओवेसी इन्हें सहधर्मी नज़रआते हैं। देखिये जाँचिए इनकी चीं चीं चै चै
Why does the Modi government always sound so bellicose and confrontational? My op-ed today
आजकल अंग्रेजी अखबार टाइम्स आफ इंडिआ के कई सम्पादकीय पढ़के ऐसा लगता है ये पाकिस्तान में बैठके लिखे गए हैं।
Say no to hate: Ruckus ensues over minister Katheria, BJP must rein in hatemongers
Ram Shankar Katheria, Smriti Irani’s deputy in HRD ministry and BJP MP from Agra, has denied making inflammatory anti-Muslim remarks at a condolence meeting in the city for VHP worker Arun Mahaur where Muslims were equated by some speakers to “demons”, “descendants of Ravana” and warned of a “final battle”. However, according to reports backed by audiotapes, Katheria exhorted the crowd in Hindi, arguing that “we have to make ourselves powerful” and that “before another is lost, we must show such strength that these killers themselves disappear”.
With both houses of Parliament repeatedly disrupted and the opposition demanding his resignation for what Samajwadi Party MP Ram Gopal Yadav called “inflammatory remarks”, the minister has done a number of flip-flops. At first, on Monday, Katheria defended his remarks, saying that Arun Mahaur was murdered in broad daylight, that there was “too much anger among the Hindu community” and that the “protests will continue until we get justice”. On Tuesday, though, he insisted that “what has been published in newspapers” as his speech is “completely wrong” and that he didn’t name “any community” and only said that the killers “should be hanged”.
No one had the right to kill Arun Mahaur. His killing deserves the greatest condemnation, the guilty must be brought to justice and punished. The police have arrested five Muslim youth on charges of murder and rioting. Equally, no one has the right to take the law into their own hands, deliver mob justice or start communal riots. Yet, several BJP leaders at this condolence meeting, where about 5,000 people attended, seemed to urge this path. “If you want to test Hindus, then let’s decide a date,” BJP’s Fatehpur Sikri MP Babu Lal is reported to have said at the meeting.
With assembly elections due in 2017, politics in Uttar Pradesh is entering a trying phase. After the Muzaffarnagar riots of 2013, the last thing India needs is more communal violence. It is incumbent on all political parties to behave responsibly. Law and order is a state responsibility and lapses need to be debated and politically challenged, not responded to with threats of violence. BJP must rein in errant local leaders. It is time for all sides to urge restraint, or we risk opening up dangerous social fault lines again.
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