Gujarat genocide: Indian union in trouble

26 July 2008.

Things are not good in Gujarat and its capital of commerce Ahmedabad and Banglore. A few years ago Narendra Modi orchestrated a vile pogrom of bigotry against the Muslims. More than 3000 Muslims were systematically targeted and massacred. More than 400,000 were thrown out the state. They still yearn to return to their villages. Mr. Modi’s henchmen refuse to allow them to return to the homes and property–under threat of death.A few months ago Tehelka.com published a taped conversation for Mr. Modi directing his followers to continue the carnage.The triamphalist India media catering to Indian elite routinely will begin blaming Pakistan for anything wrong with the Indian union–however there are many suspects in the case. Banglore Billet: Indian Muslims And The Media By Nigar AtaullaThe Indian National Congress recently bribed many members of the BJP and about ten of them defected–destroying the chance of Ms. Mayawati from becoming the next prime minister–the first Dlait in the history of mankind to get to that position.The Naxalite are in open revolt against the Indian government and control about 40% of the Indian territory. The Northeastest states are in open rebellion. India has huge issues with the Tamils and in Sri Lanka. The animosity between India and Bangladesh is at fever pitch with India trying to railroad a transit agreement over the wishes of the Bangladeshis. India aslo has problems with Sikkim and Bhutan who do not want to join the Indian Union. There are separatists in Arunchal Pradesh and Tiamil Nadu and Mizoram. Of course the insurrection in Kashmir is ongoing.WIth Indian involvement in Afghanistan India now has new Pasktun enemies that want India to withdraw its 4000 troops in Afghanistan.Posted on July 25, 2008by Moin Ansari | Edit

Banglore Bombs: Blowback from Kabul–Pakhtuns to India: Get out of Afghanistan

| NEW YORK | RUPEE NEWS | July 25th, 2008 | Moin Ansari | The earthquake had already hit the service sector in Madras. The explosions in the heart of India’s $50 Billion IT industry has reverberations beyond the “Computer coolies” who many the Call Centers. While China offers stability and has begun bundling Chinese IT services with its products, the Bangalore is now rocked by real bombs–a result of India’s failed foreign policy that seeks hegemony with all her neighbors. Pakistan, Nepal, China, and Bangaladesh are RAW’s enemiesAHMEDABAD: Close on the heels of Bangalore serial blasts, six blasts rocked Ahmedabad on Saturday evening. (Watch)

All the explosion were low intensity blasts. At least twenty people have been injured in the blasts, they have been taken to Maninagar hospital. The Prime Minister has condemned the Ahmedabad blasts and appealed for calm.

The first explosion took place in Maninagar, which happens to be Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s constituency. The second blast happened in the Sardar Patel Diamond market. The third and fourth blasts took place in Saranpur Bridge and Isanpur. While the first bomb was reportedly planted in a cycle, the other bombs were hidden in tiffin boxes, according to police sources. There were other blasts in Bapu Nagar and Raipur.The Naxalites have a force of approximately 15,000 cadres spread across 160 districts in the states of Orissa, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka and West Bengal. They operate primarily in the lawless, dense forested areas of India’s interior, with some estimates saying Naxalites control approximately 10.03 million hectares (about 25 million acres) of forests nationwide. They also have an active campaign to recruit students and other youths to help spread their left-wing extremism into India’s towns and cities. Thus far, however, the Naxalites have not demonstrated the ability to operate in urban areas.

The three major threats to India are listed in all Indian security briefings

Pornywood and India Inc. cannot hide the truth about a failed state

89 insurgencies raging all over “India”

• Kashmir: 100,000 civilians killed
• White Widows: 50, million women ostracized from society and incarcerated in temples

• East Punjab: Brutal suppression of Punjabi insurrection. Thousands killed
• Tamil Nadu and Mizuram are in flames seeking independence
• Tamil insurrection in Sri Lanka led by Tamils Terrorists in India
• Bihar: Major suppression of Biharis and problems with Bangladesh
• West Bengal in Communist hands fueling Naxalites.
• Gujrat: Serious Hindu Muslim riots perpetuated by Mr. Moodi. 3000 burned.
• 200 -300 million Untouchables have little or no rights
• 150 million Muslims are at the lowest rung of the ladder:
  • India the only island of penury in Asia keeps the Subcontinent poor
  • India has had wars with all her neighbors
  • India has lowest per capita GNP in the Subcontinent
  • Indian poor are poorer than Sub Saharan Africa
    More than 200 districts in the hands of the Naxalites

    • Tamil Nadu and Mizuram secessionist movement are live and hot

    INDIA AS A FAILED STATE: India is a failed state for failing to provide food shelter and clothing for her citizens. India has bloody borders. India has had wars with all her neighbors. By harping on the “failed state” mantra the bigoted Indian commentariat wants to surround “Akhand Bharat” with small Balkanized mini-states like Sikkim, Bhutan, Sri Lanka. Any hegemonous power achieves its goal in the region by sabotaging the integrity and sovereignty of the neighbors. India wants to surround itself with a “Warsaw pact” type of string of obsequies and subservient states. Pakistan is big hurdle in India’s hegemonistic policy of Westward expansion. Since the West never faced “India” in combat, they are unaware of the (South) Indian agression that was encountered by Southeast Asia (Laos, Cambodia, and even Indonesia). China and Pakistan working together have arrested the advance of the sepoys of Delhi.
    UNTOUCHABLE DALITS EEK OUT A SUB HUMAN LIVING IN INDIA:Between 150 to 250 million Dalits or Untouchables live in utter sub-human conditions. A population as large as the United States lives in conditions that are below and worse off than that of Sub Saharan Africa. The dalit websites shed some light on the plight of the Dalits.