Say No to Shariah Laws

Islamist website outraging Hindu pluralism stalled

What can be the true effect of a strong, defiant and unified movement is best ascertained from the struggle against the Islamist website www.shariah4hind.com; the vigorous campaign headed by Bhagat Singh Kranti Sena has won the first round of the battle with the Hon’ble Delhi High Court looking for a status report from the Commissioner of Delhi Police on the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the Sena for demanding prohibition on the aforementioned Islamist website having enough potentials to disrupt the national integrity, communal harmony across India. The Bench comprising Acting Chief Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Rajiv Shah Endlaw instructed Police commissioner to submit the imperative report within a week.

Apart from making a vigorous campaign against the Islamist website, leaving no stone unturned to stimulate the Islamic community across the nation to rise up against the genesis of India and thus unfurl the flag of Muslim Ummah, Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, president of the Bhagat Singh Kranti Sena, citing that the website is competent to outrage and also endanger secular fabric of India, filed the PIL.

It was stated in the petition, “Extreme Islamic groups are planning to organise a huge rally in Delhi propagating Islamization of Indian subcontinent and enforcement of Shariah law all over India and hence this may result into communal clashes and disruption of public peace and order in State of Delhi and other parts of India.”

Undoubtedly, even if there has never been any end to verbal attacks and sometimes vicious onslaughts even to implant an Islamic hegemony in India, stances of www.shariah4hind.com as regards asking Muslims to fight for Islamization of India en masse and also to attend the public rally to be held in this regard on March 03, 2012, happens to be most seditious thus far.  

What can be the future if there is establishment of Shariah Law ever in India can be discerned from the existing situation in United Kingdom with no trouble. United Kingdom, thanks to Shariah Laws, is witnessing a communal bifurcation in the society virtually, the intensity of which is rising with each day it passes. Should India be allowed to plunge into the same darkness?  The answer is No.

Hindus, undergoing centuries of religious persecutions by Islamists, are attaining a steady growth owing to the brawny national integrity, steadfast economic progression and pluralism – Ékam sat vipra bahudā vadanti (Truth is One, sages know it multifariously) – Rig Veda.

This age-old principle of India, deep-rooted in Hinduism, has been the sole beacon of Hindus from time immemorial – it can’t be compromised. Establishment of Shraiah Laws happens to be a blatant compromise to it altogether.

Nevertheless, it will be suicidal to have sigh of relief so early. The war has just begun and it must be overwhelmed ultimately.  







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