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Dangerous Communal Violence Bill gets nods in Cabinet. Hindus must oppose this draconian anti-Hindu Bill.
Posted by hinduexistence on December 17, 2013
Conspiracy against Hindus through Congressi laws and legislation.
Anti Hindu Indian Cabinet clears the draconian Communal Violence Bill. Communal Violence Bill with utter discord of decisions and adopted an appeasing decision that may make a lot of troubles  in the way the state functions during a communal crisis and violence.
The new version of Prevention of Communal Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2013, though makes bureaucrats and public servants accountable for any acts of commission and omission while handling communal violence, however, bureaucrats who refuse to obey unlawful orders of their superiors during communal situations cannot be held responsible arbitrarily for




Upananda Brahmachari | HE News Bureau | New Delhi | Dec 16, 2013:: The Indian Union Cabinet on Monday cleared a re-framed version of the Prevention of
dereliction of duty, if any so far.
Despite the pragmatic opposition from BJP’s Prime Ministrial candidate Narendra Modi, Tami Nadu’s chief minister J Jayalalitha, Odisha Chief Minister Navin Patnaik and West Bengal’s chief minister Mamata Banerjee, the Bill was supported by the ruling UPA, SP and BSP. Though it is said that if the Bill is passed at the Parliament, it would be reworked to form a neutral frame of jurisdiction, not blaming the majority or the minority community responsible for the violence, but it is nothing but an eye washing only to discriminate the majority people in any communal crisis. At the time of Communal violence and riot etc., the minority people mainly Muslim people of the land will take an upper-hand to lodge primafacie  FIR against any Hindu to harass individually, collectively or organizationally. BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi had, in a recent letter to the prime minister, dismissed the Bill as “ill-conceived, poorly drafted and a recipe of disaster” and sought wider consultations on its provisions.
The BJP utterly criticized the bill as being loaded against the majority community, while parties like SP and BSP slammed it for encroaching upon the domain of the states. The Prime Hindu organisations Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Hindu Janjagruti Samiti, Hindu Munnani and others opposed the Bill earlier for its anti Hindu communal notes.
The communal side heading by  Jamaat Ulama-i-Hind chief Maulana Mahmood Madani warned political leaders of a befitting reply from the Muslim people in case they delayed passing the anti-riots bill.
The Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde had conveyed  earlier that he hoped to bring the Prevention of Communal Violence Bill in the current session. Even though the government may try to introduce the bill in this session, with the Lokpal Bill now a top priority, it remains doubtful if the anti-riots bill can be taken up before the session ends on December 20. The bill, if introduced, may be referred to a parliamentary standing committee. However, the government would have made a statement of redeeming a promise that it made nine years ago.
Earlier, the another communal face of Congress, Salman Khursid (External Affairs Minister), challenged the Hindu organisations to make the Communal Violence Bill be passed for enactment.
After passing the Hindu Code Bill in 1955 by Congress to lessen the numbers of Hindus in , this  Prevention of Communal Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2013 (commonly known as Communal Violence Bill) is the major attack upon Hindus after the Constitutional Change to insert the word ‘Secular’ in the preamble in the year 1976 through  Forty-second Amendment.
VHP to launch Nation wide Agitation oppossing Communal Violence Bill.
VHP News | New Delhi | December 5, 2013 (updated Dec 16, 2013):: As the announcement by the Union Govt bringing the Communal Violence bill is made public, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has formally opposed the bill & any move to bring the bill. Opposing the bill VHP International Working President Dr Pravin Togadia said,
“The so called Communal Violence bill by whichever name it is introduced will be opposed democratically. The bill in the garb of protecting Muslims, actually targets Hindus. We urge the Union Govt not to bring such an unconstitutional bill to persecute Hindus. How the Bill targets Hindus:
1.      The bill has in its premise that all Hindus are criminals & all Muslims are innocent victims. This is a complete mockery of the natural justice & therefore the bill is completely anti-Hindu & discriminates against Hindus. Favouring Muslims & targeting Hindus is utterly unacceptable & totally unconstitutional.
2.      The international & basic principle of the law is that it should be equally applicable to all. But the Communal Violence bill targets Hindus whereas does not address violence by Muslims against Hindus & other communities.
3.      Another fundamental of justice is that until proven guilty by the highest Court, the accused is not a convict or guilty. Meaning, until then the accused is innocent, But in this bill the premise is that Hindus are guilty & only because a Muslim tells the police anything, Hindu will be arrested non-bailable treating Hindu guilty without trial.
4.      The responsibility of proving the crime is on the complainant. But in this bill, the arrested Hindu has to alone prove that she / he is innocent while without verifying the truth, the witnesses or words by the Muslim will be taken as the final word. This is a complete mockery of justice & religious discrimination against Hindus.
5.      By this bill, the Union Govt is giving all Police in Bharat in the hands of Muslims. The SP level officer of the police has to report to the Muslim complainant every week at the complainant’s home about the progress of the investigations! This way even the Jihadists will be able to get away with the severest of attacks on the nation whereas the Hindus will rot in the jails. Giving all controls of the police & judiciary in the hands of Muslims through this bill puts Bharat as a nation in permanent danger making every other community unsafe.
6.      Hindus are not allowed to utter the word ‘Muslim’ or if the Muslim businessman complains that his business is not doing well because of the Hindu businessman, then the Hindu businessman will be arrested & tried under this Communal violence bill.
Dr Togadia urged all Hindus in Bharat to write letters in civilized & parliamentary language to the Hon. President of Bharat, to the Prime Minister of Bharat & to the Hon. Chief Justice of Bharat opposing the said bill. He also appealed all political parties to oppose the bill not only because it may affect the state powers but more importantly it gives full control of the police & judiciary & thereby of the nation to Muslims making Bharat most unsafe for all others. If the Govt yet brings in the Communal Bill targeting Hindus then VHP will do nation-wide democratic agitations.
Stop conspiracy to target Majority people by instigating minority people. Scrap ‘anti Hindu’ Communal Violence Bill.
Posted by hinduexistence on December 5, 2013



Communal Violence Bill a recipe for disaster, Narendra Modi writes to PM.
PTI | AHMEDABAD |  Dec 5, 2013 ::  Questioning the timing of bringing the Communal Violence Bill, Narendra Modi on Thursday wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, describing the proposed legislation as “ill-conceived, poorly drafted and a recipe for disaster”.
Terming the bill as an attempt to encroach upon the domain of states, the BJP’s PM candidate sought wider consultations among various stakeholders, such as state governments, political parties, police and security agencies, before making any move on the issue.
Modi’s letter comes on the morning of beginning of the winter session of Parliament in which the bill is likely to be taken up.
“Communal Violence Bill is ill-conceived, poorly drafted and a recipe for disaster,” Modi said in his letter.
Meanwhile, PM Manmohan Singh when asked about Narendra Modi’s opposition to Communal Bill, said, “It will be our effort to evolve broad-based consensus on all matters of great legislative importance.”
The Gujarat chief minister said, “the timing to bring the bill is suspicious owing to political considerations and vote bank politics, rather than genuine concerns”.
Expressing strong concern that the proposed legislation would further divide people on religious and linguistic lines, Modi said, “religious and linguistic identities would become more reinforced and even ordinary incidents of violence would be given a communal colour thus giving the opposite result of what the bill intends to achieve”.
He also brought out various “operational issues” in the proposed Prevention of Communal Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2013.
“For example, Section 3(f) that defines ‘hostile environment’, is wide-ranging, vague and open to misuse. Likewise, the definition of communal violence under Section 3 (d) read with Section 4 would raise questions on whether the Centre is introducing the concept of ‘thought crime’ in the context of the Indian criminal jurisprudence,” the letter said.
Read here Full text of Modi’s letter to PM opposing Communal Violence Bill.
[Courtesy: TOI | VSK AP].
Exit poll shows that ‘Hindu nationalist BJP’ gaining Four States as an effect of Modi Boost.
Posted by hinduexistence on December 5, 2013
India Opposition Seen Winning Four State Elections in Modi Boost


Bloomberg | Andrew MacAskill & Bibhudatta Pradhan | Dec 4, 2013:: India’s main opposition party is set to take control of two states from the Congress party and keep control in two others, boosting its campaign to end the ruling party’s 10-year hold on power in national voting next year, exit polls showed.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party, which picked Narendra Modi as its prime ministerial candidate in September, will win elections in states that account for almost a sixth of India’s population, including two currently held by the ruling Congress party, according to an exit poll conducted by C-Voter and broadcast on the Times Now television channel. Vote counting and official results will occur on Dec. 8.
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The elections, held in recent weeks, are the final test for India’s two major national parties before elections that must be held by May 2014. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s Congress party has seen corruption scandals, elevated consumer inflation and the weakest economic growth in a decade erode its popularity.
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BJP victories in the four states may boost Indian stocks, according to Deven Choksey, managing director of Mumbai-based K.R. Choksey Shares & Securities Pvt. The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex, which has climbed 6.6 percent this year, fell 0.7 percent in Mumbai today.
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“These results are good news for the stock market,” Choksey said. “The turnout in Delhi means a big victory margin for the BJP. A victory in Delhi will be the trump card for the BJP in the 2014 national elections.”
Delhi Poll
In a setback for Congress, the exit poll shows the Hindu nationalist BJP gaining its highest seat tally since 1993 in New Delhi while falling short of a majority. The BJP will have 29 of the capital’s 70 seats, with the incumbent Congress taking 21. The Aam Aadmi Party, which campaigned against corruption while contesting its first election, is poised to win 16 seats to hold the balance of power, the poll showed.
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The BJP will also wrest control of Rajasthan from Congress by winning 130 out of 200 seats, up from its current total of 78, according to the poll.
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While Modi’s party will retain power in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, Congress is poised to gain seats from its current tallies, the poll showed. In Mizoram, a small state in India’s northeast ruled by Congress that also held elections, no exit polls were conducted.
No margin of error or details of the poll methodology were given.
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All the state elections had record voter turnout, the Hindustan Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
Modi Record
Modi, chief minister of Gujarat state in western India, is projecting his record of governance and stronger-than-average economic growth in the state he has ruled since 2001 in an attempt to propel his party to national power. Congress has been deploying Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi, the party’s president, both members of a political dynasty that has ruled the country for more than half of the 66 years since independence.
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The price of onions, a key ingredient in Indian cooking, has climbed 278 percent in the last year. Higher food prices eat into consumers’ disposable incomes and disproportionately impact the poor who make up about two thirds of India’s population.
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India’s final full session of parliament before the general election begins tomorrow. The government has listed 38 bills for passage including one that would give a third of the seats in parliament to women. Singh said yesterday the government is committed to passing legislation to create a new state in southern India. [Courtesy: Bloomberg].
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BJP set to return in Rajasthan, to retain MP, Chhattishgarh; leads in Delhi, say exit polls

Aurangzeb Naqshbandi | Hindustan Times | New Delhi | December 04, 2013:: Barely five months before the Lok Sabha elections, exit polls on Wednesday predicted a sweep for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi assembly elections.
Crucially, Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is projected make a strong debut in Delhi, where the Congress may lose power after 15 years.
The early indicators are sure to enthuse the BJP’s prime ministerial nominee and Gujarat chief minister, Narendra Modi.
He was the Hindu nationalist party’s star campaigner in all four states and did not refrain from attacking the top Congress leadership, which, on the other hand, chose to ignore his barbs.
The state elections have been billed as the semi-final before the final battle in the general elections due by April-May 2014. They have also been projected as a popularity test for Modi.
For the BJP, victory in these four states, which account for 72 of the total 543 Lok Sabha seats, would strengthen Modi’s bid to bring the saffron party back to power at the Centre after 10 years.
If the exit poll predictions come true, the BJP is headed for a hat-trick in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh and will oust the Congress in Rajasthan.
Delhi is predicted to go to the BJP too, but the big splash will be the emergence of Kejriwal’s AAP, which according to five different exit polls is likely to get as many as 17 seats.
Read the full article in HT by clicking here.
To see the Exit polls click desired survey: C-fore | CNN IBN-The Week | C-voter | ABP News-Nielsen
Related reading: Indian voters polarized – Pole B. Bharat, BJP & Modi; Pole C. Corruption, Congress & Rahul:: Modi Times. 
Courtesy: Bloomberg | Hindustan Times | BCCL | Modi Times.
It is not only a Hindu allegation. Shocking 3.2 million Bangladeshi Muslim influx is now a threat to employment, economy, internal security and political imbalance in India.
Posted by hinduexistence on September 13, 2013
3.2 million Bangladeshi migrants in India: UN.
Muslim migration from BD to India largest in developing world, posing a severe threat to various perspectives. 

Upananda Brahmachari | London | Sept 13, 2013:: It is not only a ‘Hindu allegation’ from BJP, Shiva Sena or the Hindu organisations at all. Shocking 3.2 million Bangladeshi Muslim influx is now a threat to employment, economy, internal security and political imbalance in India. The exodus from Bangladeshis into India has for the first time been termed by the United Nations as “the single largest bilateral stock of international migrants” in the eastern hemisphere and also in the developing world. The most of these infiltration from Bangladesh have been occurring under a political permission eyeing to a  Muslim vote Bank politics during the current decades unabated.  While these Muslim migrants are blessed by the political parties helping to get Ration cards, voter cards, other facilities with a declared package of rehabilitation, Hindu migrants from Bangladesh are getting nothing and denied for their legitimate refugee status.
Data revealed on Thursday by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN-DESA) shows that in 2013, India was home to 3.2 million Bangladeshi residents who had migrated into the country and settled there.
And it is well known that most of them are Muslims and settled their new Bangladeshi colonies here and there, all over India including the capital of India. There are lakhs of Bangladeshi Muslims in Gurgaon, Jamuna Bank, Okhla, Laxminagar, Sarita Vihar, Waziravad and Jamia Milia areas in Greater Delhi.
Not surprisingly, India was the favorite destination for Bangladeshi migrants in 2013, the report said, as the major political parties excluding BJP  do not want to restrain this flood of Muslim migrants from Bangladesh. In fact, the head screwed non-BJP parties like Congress, CPI (M), CPI, Samajwadi Party, All India Trinmool Congress an others have not the ability to differentiate between the refugee Bangladeshi Hindus came to India due to severe persecution upon them and the infiltrator Bangladeshi Muslims came to India under a certain plan of demographic change in India.
For Indians, however, it was the Middle East that was the clear favorite for migration. Two countries in the Middle East were the main destinations – UAE, having 2.9 million Indian migrants, and Saudi Arabia which had 1.8 million. But, these Indians are not the claimant of any citizenship there, while Bangladeshi Muslim intruders are claiming every facility in Indian including their citizenship.  With the Bangladeshi Muslims, Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar are also creating a big problem in India.
However the biggest rise in the number of Indians migrating to a single country was to the US. In 2013, 2.1 million Indians were in the US, which was also home to 2.2 million foreign-born from China and 2 million from the Philippines.
The UN-DESA report said that since 2000, the number of international migrants born in China or India and living in the US had doubled, whereas the number of Mexican foreign-born had only risen by about 31%.
South Asians were the largest group of international migrants living outside their home region. Of the 36 million international migrants from south Asia, 13.5 million resided in the oil-producing countries of west Asia.
The report said more people were living abroad than ever before. In 2013, 232 million people, or 3.2% of the world’s population, were international migrants, compared with 175 million in 2000 and 154 million in 1990. The developed countries were home to 136 million migrants, compared to 96 million in the developing countries.
Most international migrants were of working age (20 to 64 years) and accounted for 74% of the total. Globally, women accounted for 48% of all international migrants.
Asians and Latin Americans living outside their home regions formed the largest global diaspora groups. In 2013, Asians represented the largest group, accounting for about 19 million migrants living in Europe, some 16 million in north America and about 3 million in Oceania.
The report, released by UN-DESA’s population division, said Europe and Asia combined hosted nearly two-thirds of all international migrants.
Europe remained the most popular destination region with 72 million international migrants in 2013, compared to 71 million in Asia.
Compared to other regions, Asia has seen the largest increase of international migrants since 2000, adding some 20 million migrants in 13 years.
John Wilmoth, director of the division, said, “This growth was mainly fuelled by the increasing demand for foreign labour in the oil-producing countries of western Asia and in south-eastern Asian countries with rapidly growing economies, such as Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.”
In 2013, half of all international migrants lived in 10 countries, with the US hosting the largest number (45.8 million), followed by the Russian Federation (11 million); Germany (9.8 million); Saudi Arabia (9.1 million); United Arab Emirates (7.8 million); United Kingdom (7.8 million); France (7.4 million); Canada (7.3 million); Australia (6.5 million); and Spain (6.5 million).
The US gained the largest absolute number of international migrants between 1990 and 2013 — nearly 23 million, equal to one million additional migrants per year. The United Arab Emirates recorded the second largest gain with seven million, followed by Spain with six million.
Mr Wilmoth said, “Most international migrants settle in developing countries but in recent years they have been settling in almost equal number in developed and developing regions.”
The figures are released ahead of a high-level global summit on migration and development to be held by the General Assembly in New York on October 3 and 4.
Though the facts as above signify the migration problem all over the world, the Bangladeshi Muslim migrants are emerging a terrible force to capture the economy, employment, politics, culture and area wise demography from the hands of the son of the soil in many ways.
As per experts, Muslim migrants are seen in Jihad activism, halal propagation, local unrest, and Islamization of socio-political affairs. Bangladeshi Muslims are most active in India and in West Bengal particularly to hold demand for their reservation in every sphere, as they have the opportunity to mingle here with their same Bengali speaking, skull capped, bearded brothers and burqa clad sisters.
In India, Muslim migration from neighbouring countries is no more a localized problem in bordering areas, but now every state is facing  a severe illegal Muslim migrant problems in a sporadic manner.

Really, Muslim migration from Bangladesh to India is largest in developing world and it is posing a severe threat to various national aspects.
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