Saturday, August 02, 2008

The same old game

You know, I understand that there are some Indian Muslims out there who want to restore the trust and credibility.
I am not sure being lying weasel and playing victim to distract from terrorism is really going to help though.

When told to elaborate, he said, "In our opinion, it was done by the opponents of (Gujarat Chief Minister) Narendra Modi [Images]. They want to make him unpopular. So far Modi has always been saying he has given security to the people of Gujarat, but these blasts have exposed him. And everyone knows who benefits if Modi is under attack."



Five days after 24 live bombs were found in Surat, Muslims in the diamond city are in a state of shock. They feel their city is under attack by someone who wants to create communal disturbances. They fear that the combing operations by the police will lead to the arrest of innocent Muslims.
Without naming anyone, Hanif says, "We all know there are leaders in Narendra Modi's party who want him out. You see, parliamentary elections will be held next year and if the Bharatiya Janata Party wins in a big way in Gujarat, the credit will go to Modi. And he is the most popular leader in the BJP after L K Advani [Images]. His rivals don't want him to become very powerful post the 2009 elections."

Now I don't know about you, but I am seriously pissed off. Seriously, stop playing games. Hindus are stupid, just not as stupid as some in secular liberals and Muslims think.
Anyway if it is some consolation, it is still less repulsive and bizarre than what Sushma Swaraj said.

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