NEW DELHI --RSS Hindu Terrorists, attacked Muslims in New Delhi on anniversary of the Babri mosque destruction Hindu extremists attacked Muslim protesters in New Delhi on Thursday,caring swords ,knife and trisuls and the large bamboo sticks the Hindu mobs attacked the peaceful demonstration by Muslim groups gathered to mark the anniversary of the 1992 destruction of a 16th century mosque.
Police were aiding the Hindu extremists and lot of Muslim protesters were injured and insted of arresting the extremist terrorists they arrested the protesters for no given reason ,only that they were Muslim
Several hundred members of Shiv Sena(RSS Wing), a hard-line Hindu group, marched in downtown New Delhi to celebrate the destruction of the Babri mosque 15 years ago by Hindu extremists, an event that inflamed India and led to widespread massacre of Muslims all over India.
They were met there by protesters from a coalition of Muslim groups calling for the mosque to be rebuilt and for those that destroyed it to be brought to justice.
Witnesses said the Shiv Sena members charged the Muslims, setting off the violence. .
"The Shiv Seniks who attacked us should be arrested, " said Abu Asim, a Muslim member of Parliament who was at the rally.
"For 15 years we have been celebrating this day as victory day. Today we were attacked with bamboo sticks by hundreds of these people," said Vinod Bhardwaj, a Shiv Sena activist.
On Dec. 6, 1992, hundreds of Hindu extremists pulled down the 16th century Babri mosque, claiming it was built on a Hindu holy site. massacre of Muslims followed , 2,0000 innocent Muslims across India,Muslims were systematically killed in planned violence by Hindu fascist groups supported by govt.across India.
by jaswinder singh (delhi)
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Ethnic rights group Hindraf, which organised mass anti-discrimination protests in November that were broken up with tear gas and water cannon, has been accused of seeking support from the Tigers.
Abdullah said he had ordered police to monitor Hindraf leaders and followers on suspicion of association with terrorists, and that they could be dealt with under the Internal Security Act (ISA) which allows detention without trial.
"ISA is an option," the premier said according to the New Straits Times. "I will decide when the time is right."
"If they are deemed (as a threat to national security) we will know what to do."
Cabinet minister Nazri Abdul Aziz reportedly said Hindraf would be banned if it was found to be supported by groups like the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and Hindu paramilitary group Rashtriya Swayamesevak Sangh (RSS).
"If it is true that Hindraf leaders have links with them, Hindraf is also a terrorist group," the de facto law minister said according to the Star daily.
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