Islamization of Indian Judiciary
Dashing
hopes of founding fathers of Constitution of India to create a sovereign,
secular, democratic republic in truest sense, UPA Government, craving
wholehearted Muslim support for its continuance, is all set to launch special
courts for Muslims youths (in particular) accused of an assortment of offences,
this includes terror-related charges as well. The news was confirmed by none
other than Mr. K Rahman Khan, Hon’ble Minister for Minority Affairs, in New Delhi recently.
According
to the Minister, his ministry all alone had solicited the Union Home Ministry in
February 2013 of "cases against Muslim youth who have been arrested should
be reviewed. We had also specified that special courts should be made for
them".
He
also said, "The home minister has replied on Saturday saying that his
ministry strongly supports the proposal for special courts for the expeditious
trial of these Muslim youth. The home minister has promised that special courts
will soon be made to hear cases against them." What is more, it has been
learnt that the Union Home Ministry "knows keeping innocents (Muslims) in
custody is a serious offence. The government is committed to take strong action
against officers found responsible in all such cases and will ensure that such
incidents do happen."
It
is worthwhile to mention, UPA Ministry has already expended Rs.1,249.57 crore
to support education of over 67 lakh minority students and under the
"Leadership Development of Minority Women", at least 36,950 women
have been trained in 12 states at an expense of Rs.10.45 crore in 2013.
There
is simply no dearth in placating Islamists across the country and now, the commencement
of new special courts to handle crime-related cases of Muslim youths will not
add salt to the gaping wound only but will enhance religious bifurcation
altogether also.
There are also grave chances that these
special courts may (on purpose) lessen the crimes of such youths and release
them eventually to ruin the country once and for all.
Politics in India is in abject crisis as partisanship
instead of nationalism rules the roost.
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