RC.Majumdar & others on muslim atrocities

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Has anyone read this book by R.N.P. Singh's called Riots & Wrongs: Islam and Religious Riots

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->One study is already available in R.N.P. Singh's <b>Riots & Wrongs:
Islam and Religious Riots</b>. Singh is a highly respected retired
police official whose distinguished career in the Intelligence
Bureau has been commended by no less than K.P.S. Gill. In his
foreword to the book, Gill has been remarkably frank and blunt. He
writes: "<b>While lip service to the idea of `secularism' has been
universal, the actions of all political parties­including, if not
especially, those that claim `secularism' as their primary platform­
can hardly withstand an objective scrutiny in this regard.</b>"
Furthermore he adds: "<b>Much of the `secular' discourse in India has
been based on a `politically correct' refusal to confront the nature
of religious communities and institutions, and their past and
present activities... The truth is, unless communities acknowledge
reality­warts and all­and recognise the transgressions of their own
history within a constructive context, no real solution to the issue
of communal polarisation and violence in India can be brought
about.</b>" Gill is so right.
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Source: Will Congress ever let peace reign in Gujarat? By M.V. Kamath