bronxbull
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While I agree with the general tone & tenor of your post, I'm not sure that is what happened here. I believe (not absolutely sure) that the ruling party wanted/hoped some kind of a polarisation to happen, believing that it will help it garner the Muslim vote. Unlike Gujarat-2002, where your charge might have held more water, this was simply a case of events overtaking the administrative machinery. The Jats generally have always voted for RLD, a party of the late Charan Singh. That party is in alliance with the Congress & its leader, Ajit Singh, a union cabinet minister. It is extremely unlikely that any of them(the Congress, RLD or even the SP)would have imagined benefits from a Jat-Muslim riot. While the BJP will almost certainly gain, it is a party with no hold on government machinery, at either the state level or national level. If police action has been poor, and it has, the blame must fall on the party that Muslims have put their faith in - the ruling SP.
When Hindus are targeted,by religion or any caste in general,BJP is the only party to support them.
This is the fact,all secular parties run away and fail to take a stand.
This is solid,true fact.
Indian political sphere is loaded with lazy,left wingers or centrists whose main ambition is to win a debate by hook or crook.
They dont have good perception or pragmatism to where they should place themselves.
Thats why the Right wing is loaded.
Thats why many common people turn into right wingers.
As NRMurthy once said,In India people get fooled by articulation and not demand actual action.
Indian left wing sphere is the best example of that.