Article by Professor M. Adil Khan: The 2024 India Election: A Triumph of Democracy, not Secularism in India

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From: Zoglul Husain (zog...@hotmail.co.uk) 

[Forwarding to you the excellent article by Professor M. Adil Khan, a former senior policy manager of the United Nations. In the article, he has shown how the Muslims have been marginalised in the 2024 India election, although democracy has to an extent been saved. Please see the article, as follows:]  

Counter Currents 

The 2024 India Election: A Triumph of Democracy, not Secularism in India

by M Adil Khan
13/06/2024 

https://countercurrents.org/2024/06/the-2024-india-election-a-triumph-of-democracy-and-not-secularism/ 

[My Comment on the article: 

Thank you, Adil Bhai, for sharing your excellent article. You have explained how democracy has to an extent been saved in the recently held election in India, and, especially, you have shown how the Muslims have been marginalised. 

In the deep-seated problems in the social order of India, the Hindu-Muslim divide is very dangerous. According to reports, 'India massacred 250,000 Muslims in 1947 Kashmir genocide'. Some rights groups say, in the Indian-Occupied-Kashmir, more than 100,000 people have been killed by the security forces since 1989. Nehru perpetrated genocide in annexing Hyderabad in 1948. He killed 200,000 people, 1 million according to some estimates, to annex Hyderabad. There are fears of anti-Muslim genocide again anytime now. The Time magazine reported in 2021 that anti-Muslim genocide was openly demanded at public rallies. The Genocide Watch group in 2022 warned of “signs and processes” of genocide in the Indian state of Assam and Indian-Occupied Kashmir.  

The BJP-RSS, who are open supporters of Hitler and Mussolini, instigated thousands of communal riots, in which hundreds of thousands of non-Hindus, predominantly Muslims, were killed in India. Human rights are brutally trampled under foot in India. 75% of Indian population, who are Dalits and semi-Dalits (the Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) and Other Backward Classes (OBC), as classified by the Indian govt, are Dalits and semi-Dalits), are under a slavery system, and the remaining 25% are under an apartheid system of 4 Castes (4 tiers of supremacy): Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras. The status of Muslims in India is below the status of the Dalits, according to the Sachar Committee report.]