Enough with apology

I am sorry for this round of friendly fire but this is entirely unavoidable. Let us be clear,  whether "some" Muslims  apologize or not for what some other Muslims are committing is least of our problems, or for that matter even a reflection on other Muslims (those who have apologized). The problem of friction between Hindus and Muslims (and globally between Muslims and other religions) goes much beyond that the matter of  issuing pro forma apology after every attack. This problem, which has a long history, arises from the theology or to be more precise Weltanschauung of Islam and must be addressed through rigorous analysis if there is any hope to find a solution to the antagonism between believers and kaffirs, and not getting embroiled in the irrelevant debate about statistics of apology.

Now that I am done with the fragging, I don't have much to say about topic addressed by Sandeep except for,

1. Yes denying anyone accommodation on basis of religion is deplorable. As is ghettoisation.
2. I don't have much personal experience regarding this.
3. Contrary to the implicit accusation, I very much doubt this is a recent trend.
4. I can only speculate that origin of this kind of practice might be due to hostility between Hindus and Muslims in close quarters or queasiness with consumption of meat.