Now the responses would pour in from the 'seculars'. Some would say that "all Muslims are not spies" and "nobody should communalise the matter". Some would spend 'sleepless nights' worrying about the 'poor' people arrested and in jail; some would even shed tears for the arrested criminals. Digvijay Singh would start 'finding out reasons' for blaming the RSS and the Hindutva forces. The main line media would not even report it as it is not as 'important' as the Dadri incident; and no group discussions on the subject of espionage. Long live Indian brand of Secularism !!!!
Re: Such acts are termed INTOLERANCE
by KRISHNAMURTHY V on Nov 30, 2015 08:15 PM
Yes. If they can practise 'tolerance' after listening to the anti-national rant of Mani Shanker Aiyar and Salman Khurshid in Pakistan, both former Congress ministers in the Union cabinet, but show 'intolerance' against the 'poor' BSF head constable and his contact for passing on some information to the Pakis, no body can accept it.
