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9. Such tendencies and the persons should be controlled, contained and punished severely, if found not capable of changing their attitudes through persuasion, discussions and dialogue. The Governments want to do the same. The Governments cannot afford to allow these tendencies to grow and upset the applecart of communal harmony and amity. In these efforts, the government at all levels should cooperate and are cooperating in many ways. The Governments have their duties defined in the Constitution of India, which they should discharge and are discharging. But, at all levels, in all things we do, there is a scope for improvement, which should be achieved without delays, which is what they are trying to do. The Government would use all the just, legal and effective means and methods to achieve victory over the menace of communal violence and disturbances and the divisive forces, threatening the national integration. 10. There are two views expressed on the modus operandi, which the Governments can adopt. One view is that they should be tough and as ruthlesss as the mischief mongers are, against the persons encouraging communal violence and divisive tendencies and perpetrating fear psychosis and they should not be soft in their actions against them. The other view is that they should be careful in actions they take and see that no innocent person is hurt or killed in what they do to curb the menance of communal violence and divisive tendencies affecting the unity of the country. 11. The Government want to be effective against mischief mongers and criminals. They want to educate the people. They want to redress the grievances of the disturbed citizens. They want to do justice, political, economic, social and cultural, to one and all. They want to bring about equality and do away with inequality and lopsided development. 12. While doing so, the Governments want to avoid causing any kind of damage to any human being, any group of persons and any section of the society. They want to avoid creating conditions in which some sections of the society are branded as culprits. They know that, in no section of the society, all persons are evil minded or good natured; Good natured innocent persons should be given the protection which is just and they deserve and wrongdoers are punished severely as per the law. Here, a balance between the two extremes need be struck. In matters of any nature extreme positions do not help. They can help to destroy, but cannot help to develop. Only the balance is at the root of existence and reality, helpful and long lasting. The Governments have to perform this duty of maintining the correct and just balance. Otherwise their actions taken to solve a few problems can create many more problems. 105
13. On these issues of great importance, we seek the views and guidance of the distinguished members of the Council. The Members of the Council are the part of the cream of the wisdom and under standing in the Indian society. 14. In a brief statement, details of the steps taken and that are proposed to be taken or can be taken, cannot be given. Therefore, in my submission to you, I have tried to touch upon only some aspects relevant to the policies that are followed and can be followed by the Governments. Some more details are given in the documents supplied to you. 15. On this occasion, we remember Mr. Chandrashekhar, the former Prime Minister of India, Dr. Rafiq Zakaria, Dr. K.K. Birla, Shri Harkishan Singh Surjeet, Shri Kamleshwar, Maulana Abdul Karim Parik, and Ms. Nirmala Deshpande, who were the members of NIC and who are not with us today, all the members of the forces who have sacrificed their lives in the service of the nation, and while protecting the lives of innocent persons. We would like to salute their memory. We would like to remember the victims of all senseless violence perpetrated by the extremists and send our condolences to the members of their families. We would like to do our best to help them in every way possible. 16. I need say no more at this point of time. 17. I thank you for your attention. 106
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11. The population of the Scheduled
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Removal of Regional Imbalances Then
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Communist Party of India (Marxist)'
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL INT
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