Radicalisation Of Indian Muslims -2

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Of Quotas and Traps

ZAHEER ALI

The remedy for the poor state of the Muslim community
according to almost all socio-economic and educational indicators
does not lie in reservations and quotas. Only governance on strictly
secular lines will ensure that Muslims do not face entrenched
prejudices while claiming their share in all fields.
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The most revealing statistics are
from West Bengal where Muslims constitute
25 per cent of the population while
their share in government jobs is only 4.2
per cent. The government led by the
CPI(M), in that state for more than a quarter
of a century and claiming to be the a harbinger
of secularism and the rights of the
minorities has a lot of explaining to do.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

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