Time to ‘right’ them!

For instance, the ‘Right to
Freedom of Religion’ enshrined in the Constitution has proved to be
‘discriminatory’ in nature against the majority community, as evidenced
by the turn of events over the last sixty years. While the majority
community’s freedom of religion has been restricted in almost all the
fields from education & educational institutions
to practice and places of worship, the minority communities are awarded
full freedom in all the fields. They misuse the freedom to propagate,
and indulge in conversions leading to unrest in the society.

While the temples and
worshipping places of the majority community come under the control of
governments, the same is not the case with minority communities.
Similarly the pilgrimages of minorities get State’s support through
subsidies and other benefits, while there is no such facility for
majority community (the point is, a secular State
should not fund both). In the educational sector, minority communities
enjoy the full freedom to establish and run their educational
institutions according to their fancy, the same is restricted for the
majority. The fact that the Church has the largest land holdings,
second only to the government, says it all!

Unfortunately in India, the ‘human right’ is seen through ‘secular’ prism. The NGOs and other Human Rights Organisations
(HROs) in India indulge in covert anti-India operations using the
health and education sectors. Here again the freedom of religion and
the cultural & educational rights are clubbed together and
blatantly misused.   

Another dangerous aspect with regards to the ‘human rights’ in India is the consistent attempts by the NGOs and HROs to take the cause of anti-social elements like naxalites, Maoists
and anti-national elements like terrorists. These organisations have
never bothered about the human rights of victims of terror and naxal
menace.

When the State has a separate
‘National Minority Commission’, there is no such facility for the
majority community. Even the so-called National Human Rights Commission
has never bothered about the victims belonging to majority community.
When ‘inhuman’ terrorists like Madhani and Afzal Guru have advocates of
human rights fighting for their rights, the rights of Hindu religious
leaders and Army officers incarcerated in prisons have been totally
ignored by the State.