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The sudden spurt of terrorist attack in various parts of the country is a cause of utmost serious concern. It poses a serious danger to our internal security and the integrity of India. Such terrorist attacks need to be curbed by strengthening our security and intelligence gathering apparatus. All measures required to this end must be taken urgently. The question of modernization of the police and other security forces must no longer be allowed to wait. It is the responsibility of the Union Government to initiate the process of consultation with the state government and address this issue urgently. There is also an urgent need to take stringent measures to ensure that terrorist and militant outfits do not use facilities beyond our borders for the purpose of conducting their anti-national activities. However, at the same time, it is also being widely believed that one of the contributors to the recent spate of terrorist attacks is the real and perceived injustice felt by the religious minorities in the country. Such sharpening of communal polarization for political gains only feeds, unfortunately, the impermissible terroristic response. While terrorism is simply unacceptable and must be combated, this needs to be done on the basis of impeccable impartiality by the organs of the State. Terrorism knows no religion. It is simply antinational. The recent spate of terrorist attacks in Muslim dominated areas have raised genuine suspicions of a Hindu hard line response to some Muslim terrorist actions. The recent bomb attack in Malegaon where four Muslims were killed in a locality crowded with people who had broken their ramzan fast buttress such suspicions. When the media questioned the police whether Hindu hard liners were suspected, Maharashtra's Additional Director General of Police (law and order) said, "At this stage, we cannot rule out the possibility". Police investigations in the past few years have noted the involvement of Bajrang Dal or other RSS organizations in various bomb blasts across the country - in 2003, in Parbani, Jalna and Jalgaon districts of Maharashtra; in 2005, in Mau district of Uttar Pradesh; in 2006, in Nanded; in January 2008, at the RSS office in Tenkasi, Tirunelveli; in August 2008, in Kanpur etc etc. Internal security of our country and be strengthened only when all such cases are also probed impartially and with the same degree of intensity. Given this, action against the Bajrang Dal under the Unalwful Activities Act must be initiated. As stated earlier, all efforts to combat terrorism and internal security must be strengthened. Most importantly, however, these activities must be conducted in a spirit of utmost impartiality. Organisations and individuals found to indulge in such terror activities, irrespective of their religious denomination must be 187
dealt with the same yardstick. No persecution of any community, as widely perceived by the Muslim minority, in the name of combating terrorism, should be permitted. The CPI(M) reiterates that the unity and integrity of the vast plurality and rich diversity of India can be maintained only by strengthening the bonds of commonality that run through this diversity. Any effort at seeking to impose a uniformity - religious or linguistic or cultural etc - upon this diversity is the surest recipe to promote disintegration. It is the task of all political parties, social groups and civil society who cherish the republican foundations of our secular, democratic modern India to strengthen the collective social consciousness of our country, to celebrate, not bemoan, India's diversity. The CPI(M) has alway opposed the gross misuse of Article 356 of our Constitution. The CPI(M) has been seeking appropriate amendments to Article 356 of the Constitution in order to incorporate safeguard to prevent its misuse. However, in this connection, the NIC must be appraised if Article 355 has been invoked by the Central Government for Orissa, Karnataka etc. If so, what has been the response of the state governments? If not, why not? May I conclude by offering the CPI(M)'s unstinted support to the all important task, on the suggested above, to contain both communalism and terrorism which promote the forces of disintegration of India. 188
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equest the Hon’ble Home Minister
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accommodation. Social welfare resid
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