[Assam] From ToI / Violation of Minority Human Rights in India

Krishnendu Chakraborty krish_gau at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 20 08:26:55 PST 2009


The report lacks some basic information like --1) What is included in this alleged Human Rights Violations ? Does it also include arrest of criminals like the 'bhais' and 'dons' ?  2) What is the number of HRV against majority ?The last time I saw the meaning of equidistant was "equal distant from two or more objects".  Unless we know the position of all the objects (HRV against Majority),  trying to analyse if a point is equidistant from all objects makes little sense.On a side note,  it is heartening to see that you are now gaining confidence on Desi media.  From the flood of posts citing TOI and Outlook,  I think your earlier stance of "desi media sucks" has changed.It is also very encouraging to note that you are taking interest in affairs of India, changing the earlier stance of "I do not care if India goes to hell or to moon".   ************************************************************This is how desi-demokrasy's equal treatment of all
 religions playing out .

The equidistance  principle needs a better tape measure or what?

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Violation-of-minority-rights-on-the-rise-admits-govt/articleshow/4157318.cms

Figures show rise in rights violation cases against minorities

20 Feb 2009, 0555 hrs IST, TNN

 
NEW DELHI: Cases of human rights violation against minorities in the 
country have increased in the last two years.

The figures, disclosed by minister of state for home Shakeel Ahmad in 
the Rajya Sabha during the ongoing Parliament session, show that 
12,794 out of a total of 32,965 cases registered with the National 
Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in 2007-08 pertained to minorities as 
compared to 9,603 during 2006-07.

In 2006-07, while 8,390 cases pertained to Muslims followed by 851 to 
Sikhs and 362 to Christians. However, during 2007-08, the figures for 
Muslims, Sikhs and Christians increased to 11,178; 1,003; and 613, 
respectively.

Though the final figure for the current year (2008-09) is not 
available, the statistics compiled till February 11 show the 
increasing trend.

The figures show that a total of 10,568 cases have been filed with 
Muslims (9,248) topping the list, followed by Sikhs (877) and 
Christians (412).




      


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