Yes, the text, even without any knowledge of Burkha's antecedents of anti-dalit and anti-muslim positions , indeed brings to mind certain aspersions between the lines.. still I thought the text might help discussion ,and hence the fwd... tendency to vehemently equate the acts of preplanned & State-sponsored terror of the sort of the Gujrat genocide 2002, with those acts of vandalism by comparatively less powerful, who are capable of carrying forward their agenda of bigotry and intolerance only to a lesser magnitude is evident there. But, one is still able to see here the common factor of a complicit State, whether 'secular' or 'non-secular'. This, when heads for direct clash with the constitutional rights of disprevileged individuals, the unwritten code of conduct w.r.to caste -gender status quo prevails upon what is clearly stated in law... women and other minorities are thus instantly denied access to the Constitutional mechanism for Equal Protection of Law, both against atrocities by the State itself or by one or other of its favourite bands..
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