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every muslim as a potential terrorist. Neighbours start suspecting his neighbour, a whole community gets demonized through this process. Muslims are not able to rent houses in Hindu localities. Muslim shops are boycotted etc. By highlighting the alleged terrorist are highly educated, they are IT graduates, they are engineers, computer technologists, they are being very highly paid and this, these are repeated time and time again, in both the print media as well as the electronic media, and by issuing advisories to the industry/employers to keep watch over their employees and this has appeared in the newspapers, employees who are IT trained, who are educated, one more avenue of employment for the muslims is being taken away from them. Which IT company Sir, will in future employ, IT experts, IT technologists, IT trained computer engineers if they are receiving advisories that you better watch for your employees if they happen to be IT trained, if they happen to be computer trained. By advising the employers to watch the religious proclamities of their employees, every muslim who grows a beared or goes to Friday prayer, will now come under suspicion that these people are going to be future terrorist, they have a potential for becoming a terrorist. Sir, I am reminded of a poet who said – oks dj jgs gS a eqgCcr ugha oru ls eq>s] fl[kk jgs gS a eqgCcr e”khu xu ls eq>sA Now, the Christian community too has been targeted and no doubt they too will feel the heat in the coming days. Mr. Chidambaram, the Hon’ble Finance Minister of India has sounded a very dire warning in one of his lectures recently in Tamil Nadu. Out of that, I am quoting from it “out of the hopelessness and despair of the Muslim community and if not addressed firmly the Christian tribal communities too will rise new waves of terror.” This is, these are the words of Mr. Chidambaram, himself. The minorities feel that while governments, both at the Central and the State, take prompt action against alleged muslim terrorists and communal organizations, and rightly so, similar alacrity is not shown against other communal organizations, who openly indulge in violence against Minorities even when their perpatrators have appeared before the television. The gruesome roles they have played in the communal pograms or called press conferences as in Orissa, Karnataka etc. and claimed responsibilities for the attacks on the Christians. This mindset is what leads to the loss of confidence and to total alienation. Sir, I have got a few suggestions to make which I would request that the NIC may consider and the Government may like to see. Sir, the duty of the Government is to govern, it is the basic responsibility of the government to ensure the life and safety of life, ligament, property of everyone of its citizen, specially of the weakest and the most vulnerable. Government should deal even-handedly with all communities, whether they are Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs or any one. Every terrorist organization, every communal extremist organization which spreads hatred and terror should be dealt with sternly and firmly. Terrorism and extremism are two sides of the same coin, their activists should be put away for long until they come to their senses. All perpetrators should be speedily tried and punished. The Communal Violence (Prevention, Control and Rehabilitation of victims Bill), the numerous recommendations of the commissions of inquiry should be implemented forthwith. 60
Article 356 if it can not be imposed in the whole state, an amendment may be made to the constitution whereby the central Government can take over the district, which is disturbed and then impose Law and order in the district, if the state government fails and Mr. Advani has demanded a white paper on SIMI. I request that a white paper may be prepared on all communal and extremist organizations of the country. Thank you Sir. Home Minister : May I request Dr. Karan Singh to speak Dr. Karan Singh Thank you Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Home Minister, Distinguished members of the National Integration Council, I recall, in 1962, when I was Sadar-e-riyasat in the Jammu and Kashmir. That was when the first meeting of the National Integration Council took place, soon after the Chinese debacle and since then I have had occasions to attend at lease half a dozen meetings of this council. In the last 45 years since the first meeting was held, India has made tremendous progress. I think we must not lose sight of that. We all seem to be getting into a very negative syndrome. There are a lot of negativities, but there has been a great transformation in many spheres of life. I am not going into the economic problems, some did mention population. If you have been able to have a more effective population stabilization programme perhaps our economic situation might have also been better. But I will just say today because you have a very wide agenda and I will just confine myself to two major issues. But before I do that I would like to say Mr Prime Minister, that if you would have this meeting in Vigyan Bhawan as we did it earlier, I think it would be more convenient. Because this going around with microphone is a little like one of Barkha Dutt’s show, a reality program you know you go around and I really don’t think that it is appropriate for the National Integration Council. Home Minister – That venue is not available today. Dr. Karan Singh If it is not available for the National Integration Council, you should throw out who ever was there and put it in instead. Surely this council must take with the Prime Minister in the Chair but I am seriously suggesting that that’s a better venue. Now, Sir, I would just like to, highlight two major points. The first is security and I don’t think, there is any question of the Prime Minister having played down terrorism at all. Infact he has made a clear statement, a year ago I think, that terrorism was the greatest single problem facing the nation, and of course it all began in Jammu and Kashmir and I am not going into that. Don’t forget it, began 61
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