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A wider conspiracy
Sir, - It is with deep regret that I read about the continuing
attacks on Christians in various parts of the country, the latest
being the attacks on nuns reported on August 29.
One is constrained to believe that these attacks are part of a
wider, vicious conspiracy to convert India into a nation of Hindu
extremists. It is sad to see our nation being held hostage by a
Government of Hindu extremists by Hindu extremists and for Hindu
extremists.
It is distressing and disheartening that the honorable Prime
Minister is proving to be nothing other than what Mr.
Govindacharya called him: the Hindutva forces' mukhota. The mask
began to slip with the call for a 'national debate' in the
aftermath of the slaying of Graham Staines and his two sons, the
declaration in New York that he was a swayamsevak and the recent
condemnation of the so-called conversions by Christian
missionaries. The latest, of course, is the expressed `hope' that
the Ayodhya temple would be built. It is time that saner and
secular elements in our society put a stop to this madness.
Rinu Jacob,
Hyderabad
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