Assam muslims blame AIUDF chief for violence in the state- Hindustan Times.
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Who the heck is this sod? Never heard of him before. I guess I'll have to Google him...Oh what the heck. Forget it. I don't have time for these gizzards...
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Assam Muslims blame perfume baron for unrest
Indigenous Assamese Muslim groups joined the All Assam Students Union (AASU) on Friday in charging the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal with fanning communal sentiments in the wake of the recent violence in Assam.
Sadou Asom Gariya – Moria Desi Jatiya Parisad (SAGMJP), an influential body of about 25 lakh Assamese Muslims, held Ajmal responsible for Northeast students and workers leaving Maharastra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
SAGMJP president Sahiruddin Ali Ahmed said, “Ajmal said the clash in Kokrajhar and Chirang was between Muslims and Bodo tribals. All Muslims are not involved in the clash. Ajmal is trying to consolidate his political position by indulging in communal politics.”
SAGMJP and AASU also blamed the Gogoi government for not taking stern action against “a section of Muslim politicians” whose inflammatory comments triggered Kokrajhar clash.
“Ajmal has been neglecting Assamese Muslims rights from the day of creation of the AIUDF. His political outfit is only concerned about the interests of Muslims of Bangladeshi origin,” said Ahmed
Guwahati-based lawyer Nekibur Zaman said, “By talking about Bodos versus Muslims, we are communalising the issue and playing into the hands of fundamentalist forces.”
Indigenous Assamese Muslims are considered to be quite distinct from the immigrant Muslims of Bangladeshi origin.
Underscoring the differences with the immigrants, Zaman said: “Because the indigenous Assamese Muslims never thought of a separate political space ... Bengali-speaking Bangladeshi Muslims cornered all benefits meant for religious minorities”.
Assam Muslims blame perfume baron for unrest - Hindustan Times
Indigenous Assamese Muslim groups joined the All Assam Students Union (AASU) on Friday in charging the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal with fanning communal sentiments in the wake of the recent violence in Assam.
Sadou Asom Gariya – Moria Desi Jatiya Parisad (SAGMJP), an influential body of about 25 lakh Assamese Muslims, held Ajmal responsible for Northeast students and workers leaving Maharastra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
SAGMJP president Sahiruddin Ali Ahmed said, “Ajmal said the clash in Kokrajhar and Chirang was between Muslims and Bodo tribals. All Muslims are not involved in the clash. Ajmal is trying to consolidate his political position by indulging in communal politics.”
SAGMJP and AASU also blamed the Gogoi government for not taking stern action against “a section of Muslim politicians” whose inflammatory comments triggered Kokrajhar clash.
“Ajmal has been neglecting Assamese Muslims rights from the day of creation of the AIUDF. His political outfit is only concerned about the interests of Muslims of Bangladeshi origin,” said Ahmed
Guwahati-based lawyer Nekibur Zaman said, “By talking about Bodos versus Muslims, we are communalising the issue and playing into the hands of fundamentalist forces.”
Indigenous Assamese Muslims are considered to be quite distinct from the immigrant Muslims of Bangladeshi origin.
Underscoring the differences with the immigrants, Zaman said: “Because the indigenous Assamese Muslims never thought of a separate political space ... Bengali-speaking Bangladeshi Muslims cornered all benefits meant for religious minorities”.
Assam Muslims blame perfume baron for unrest - Hindustan Times
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Assamese Muslims slam Ajmal for 'communalizing' violence in BTC areas
GUWAHATI: Assam's indigenous Muslim communities, the Gorias and the Morias, have accused All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal of communalizing the violence in Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) areas, leading to mass exodus of northeast people from different states in India.
The indigenous Muslim communities, under the banner of Sadou Asom Goria Moria Deshi Jatiya Parishad (SAGMDJP), equally blamed Hindu, Muslim and Christian fundamentalist forces for trying to wedge differences among different indigenous communities during the BTAD conflict. SAGMDJP also demanded the arrest of Ajmal, alleging that he took the initiative of giving the Bodo-Muslim conflict communal colour.
"When one says that the conflict in BTAD is between Bodos and Muslims, we, as indigenous Muslims, are also dragged in. But this is not true. We are not involved in the conflict. Ajmal has no right to dub the conflict in BTAD as a Bodo-Muslim clash. We also don't want people like L K Advani to talk on behalf of people of Assam. It is because of these communal forces that today NE people are leaving other cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad out of fear," SAGMDJP president Sahiruddin Ali Ahmed said.
Ahmed also said that the NE people are leaving their places of study or work in other states in fear only because of the handiwork of fundamentalist forces which termed the BTAD violence as Bodo-Muslim conflict.
"Even indigenous Assamese Muslims who are studying and working in cities outside the state are having to return to Assam. Our community has suffered equally because of the communal gameplan of fundamentalist forces," SAGMDJP general secretary Hafijul Ahmed said.
AIUDF has categorically denied that Ajmal was involved in provoking communal sentiment in the BTAD violence and termed the conflict as an ethnic clash. "In no way was BTAD chief Badruddin Ajmal involved in provoking communal sentiment or giving communal colour to the BTAD violence. Our chief is ready to face any inquiry. But it is unfortunate that different political parties and organisations have already given their verdicts even before any inquiry could be done," AIUDF general secretary Aditya Langthasa said.
Langthasa also demanded a CBI inquiry into the incidents of harassment of NE students and asked the government to take strong action against rumour-mongers.
Shah Sultan Alam, an indigenous Assamese Muslim working as senior software engineer in Bangalore, said the Mumbai violence was an outcome of communalization of the BTAD violence. "The non-resident indigenous Assamese Muslims are of the opinion that since the violence is confined to a certain part of Assam, it should not be viewed as communal violence of any sort. Our community is very concerned by the tendency to communalize the violence in some pockets of BTAD," Alam observed.
SAGMDJP and organisations representing non-Muslim indigenous communities including Moran, Motok, Sonowal Kacharis and Dimas had a daylong meeting here on Friday for cementing the ties between the ethnic groups and fight against the communal elements working against the interest of indigenous Muslims.
"Even indigenous Muslims had suffered earlier in BTAD conflict primarily because of mistaken identity. We as indigenous Muslims are also threatened by the unabated influx from Bangladesh. Indigenous communities should not allow any divisive forces to work against our interest," added the SAGMDJP president.
Assamese Muslims slam Ajmal for 'communalizing' violence in BTC areas - Times Of India
GUWAHATI: Assam's indigenous Muslim communities, the Gorias and the Morias, have accused All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal of communalizing the violence in Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) areas, leading to mass exodus of northeast people from different states in India.
The indigenous Muslim communities, under the banner of Sadou Asom Goria Moria Deshi Jatiya Parishad (SAGMDJP), equally blamed Hindu, Muslim and Christian fundamentalist forces for trying to wedge differences among different indigenous communities during the BTAD conflict. SAGMDJP also demanded the arrest of Ajmal, alleging that he took the initiative of giving the Bodo-Muslim conflict communal colour.
"When one says that the conflict in BTAD is between Bodos and Muslims, we, as indigenous Muslims, are also dragged in. But this is not true. We are not involved in the conflict. Ajmal has no right to dub the conflict in BTAD as a Bodo-Muslim clash. We also don't want people like L K Advani to talk on behalf of people of Assam. It is because of these communal forces that today NE people are leaving other cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad out of fear," SAGMDJP president Sahiruddin Ali Ahmed said.
Ahmed also said that the NE people are leaving their places of study or work in other states in fear only because of the handiwork of fundamentalist forces which termed the BTAD violence as Bodo-Muslim conflict.
"Even indigenous Assamese Muslims who are studying and working in cities outside the state are having to return to Assam. Our community has suffered equally because of the communal gameplan of fundamentalist forces," SAGMDJP general secretary Hafijul Ahmed said.
AIUDF has categorically denied that Ajmal was involved in provoking communal sentiment in the BTAD violence and termed the conflict as an ethnic clash. "In no way was BTAD chief Badruddin Ajmal involved in provoking communal sentiment or giving communal colour to the BTAD violence. Our chief is ready to face any inquiry. But it is unfortunate that different political parties and organisations have already given their verdicts even before any inquiry could be done," AIUDF general secretary Aditya Langthasa said.
Langthasa also demanded a CBI inquiry into the incidents of harassment of NE students and asked the government to take strong action against rumour-mongers.
Shah Sultan Alam, an indigenous Assamese Muslim working as senior software engineer in Bangalore, said the Mumbai violence was an outcome of communalization of the BTAD violence. "The non-resident indigenous Assamese Muslims are of the opinion that since the violence is confined to a certain part of Assam, it should not be viewed as communal violence of any sort. Our community is very concerned by the tendency to communalize the violence in some pockets of BTAD," Alam observed.
SAGMDJP and organisations representing non-Muslim indigenous communities including Moran, Motok, Sonowal Kacharis and Dimas had a daylong meeting here on Friday for cementing the ties between the ethnic groups and fight against the communal elements working against the interest of indigenous Muslims.
"Even indigenous Muslims had suffered earlier in BTAD conflict primarily because of mistaken identity. We as indigenous Muslims are also threatened by the unabated influx from Bangladesh. Indigenous communities should not allow any divisive forces to work against our interest," added the SAGMDJP president.
Assamese Muslims slam Ajmal for 'communalizing' violence in BTC areas - Times Of India
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ethnic cleansing of muslims by Bodo supported by the Indian government Not surprising at all.
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u have not read the article....first read the articles posted...
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Some people like you are just spambots ..
Writing same thing in each and every thread without reading the news posted
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If you don't know anything about North-East, better to refrain from commenting.
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Some people like you are just spambots ..
Writing same thing in each and every thread without reading the news posted
I don't think they are even writing it fresh , they must be copy pasting same dialogue from a set of ready made posts stored..lol
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No - It's Pakistan's fault
http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-...-nato-trained-terrorists-spread-ne-panic.html
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Some people like you are just spambots ..
Writing same thing in each and every thread without reading the news posted
I have been following such news long time ago, Im just Indicating that Indian government is behind many incidents related to muslims in india wether indian muslims or immigrants.
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are you nuts? GoI India loves them. You won't understand that because you are not living in democratic country.
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