Decade of demonising majority community

A Surya Prakash

APSMC proposes Bill to prevent atrocities against Minorities

Communal Violence Bill most obnoxious piece of legislation: BJP

Reject anti-communal violence Bill, Narendra Modi writes to chief ministers

Bowing to pressure, govt reworks communal violence bill

Full text of Modi's letter to PM opposing Communal Violence Bill

Dear Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singhji,

Narendra Modi writes to PM opposing communal violence bill

Jayalalithaa opposes communal violence bill

How not to play people’s politics

Arun Nehru

Team Anna can say what they want, but they will have to take a political route. It would be good if Anna Hazare & Baba Ramdev enter politics.

The issue of Lokpal has once again taken centrestage. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meeting with UPA allies on Wednesday was a success but the all-party meeting yielded little on the three contentious aspects of the Lokpal Bill — the inclusion of the Prime Minister, the lower bureaucracy and a citizens’ charter in the proposed anti-graft law. This is to be expected in the initial stages. Even if consensus is not reached with the entire Opposition, possibly there will be agreement with some of the parties. The fiasco for the government we saw on the FDI issue is avoidable.

Christians demands Government enact Communal Violence bill

ALL INDIA CHRISTIAN COUNCIL

Pune Chapter

Punya Dham Society, A/ 2/ 20 Wadgaonsheri, Pune 411014

Maharashtra State coordinator Peter Paul George Mobile 09822324431

There is no permanent majority or permanent minority - Arif Mohd.Khan

SEMINAR AT HYDERABAD ON COMMUNAL VIOLENCE BILL

A THREAT TO NATIONAL INTEGRATION and SOCIAL HARMONY

India is a conglomeration of various castes and communities and we have lived together for so long in harmony" said Sri Arif Mohd.Khan former Union Minister while speaking in a Seminar on "Communal Violence Bill - A threat to National Integrity and Social Harmany" held in Hyderabad on 14th November, (2011) organised by Social Cause & Pragna Bharati combined.  He said that there is no permanent majority or permanent minority and cited the case of Rama Krishna Math at Calcutta who claimed minority status in Calcutta High Court.

Communal violence bill punishes only the majority community-Arun Jaitley

A draft of a proposed legislation titled ‘Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2011′ has been put in the public domain. The draft bill ostensibly appears to be a part of an endeavour to prevent and punish communal violence in the country.

Though that may be the ostensible object of the proposed law its real object is to the contrary. It is a bill which if it is ever enacted as a law will intrude into the domain of the state, damage a federal polity of India and create an imbalance in the inter-community relationship of India.

Dr Subramanian Swamy files complaint against Soniya Gandhi on Communal Violence Bill

From:

Dr Subramanian Swamy , President of Janata Party, A-77, Nizamuddin East, Sector 18, Rohini,   New Delhi-110013:                            

To:

SHO/Insp: D.P. Singh, Sector 18, Rohini, Crime Branch, New Delhi.

Re: Registering of FIR u/s 153A & B, 295A & 505(2) of Indian Penal Code. 

Dated: October 24, 2011.

Communal violence Bill 'not needed'

Special Correspondent

Existing laws are enough to prevent communal violence, say experts 

(From left) Joginder Singh, former CBI Director, K.T. Thomas, retired judge, Supreme Court and S. Gurumurthy, vice-president, Dharma Raksha Samiti, at a seminar in Chennai on Sunday. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Seminar on behalf of HJS on ‘Communal Violence Bill’ at Panaji

October 10, 2011

The Bill is for political gain by misguiding the minorities ! – Adv. Saresh Lotlikar

Inauguration of the seminar by lighting a Samai (an oil lamp) From Left: Adv. Pravin Phaldesai; Senior Adv. Saresh Lotlikar; Mr. Jayesh Thali, GMDSM; Adv. Ramdas Kesarkar, Legal advisor of Sanatan Sanstha

Seminor on Communal Violence Bill at Hyderabad

Addressing Sri Arif Mohammad Khan, Former Union Minister

A Seminor on "Communal Violence Bill - Threat to National Integration and Social Harmony" held on 14th November, 2011 at 6.00 PM, at Kesava Memorial College, Narayanaguda, Hyderabad, organised by Social Cause and Pragna Bharati combined, in the Presidentship of Sri T.Hanuman Chowdary, President, Pragna Bharati.

Seminar on Communal Violence Bill - Invitation

Social Cause

(A Registered Society with No. 614 of 2003)

&

Pragna Bharati

Cordially invite you and your friends to a Seminar on

Communal Violence Bill

Threat to National Integration, Social Harmony?

A memorandum submitted to Governor on Communal Violence Bill

Dt: 10/11/11

To

Sri E.S.L.Narasimhan

His Excellency Governor of Andhra Pradesh

Raj Bhawan

Raj Bhawan Road

Hyderabad- 500041

governor@ap.nic.in

T: (40) 2331-0521 F: (40)2331-1260

Dear Sir,

Sub: - Appeal to ensure withdrawal of NAC-drafted Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill 2011.

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COMMUNAL VIOLENCE BILL

THREAT TO NATIONAL INTEGRATION, SOCIAL HARMONY AND CONSTITUTIONAL FEDERALISM

RAM MADHAV

Ever since the UPA Government came to power in 2004 there started a cacophony about bringing a stricter law to prevent communal violence in the country. In its first term the UPA Government had, as its alliance partners, the Left parties as well as leaders like Lalu Prasad Yadav and Ram Vilas Paswan etc. It may be worthwhile to recall that it were these very people who had launched a massive campaign of disinformation about the then existing anti-terrorism law called the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA). They finally succeeded in getting the POTA repealed on the specious ground that it was being used to harass innocent Muslims. Any amount of statistical data contrary to their false claims against POTA wouldn't convince them because the main objective behind the campaign against the POTA was to play the same old game of vote-banks. Incidentally after the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York many countries in the world including America have introduced fresh stringent laws against terror while India became the only country to repeal the existing laws thus leaving the security agencies without any instrument to tackle the huge challenge of terror.

A divisive Communal Bill

Ram Jethmalani

Last Updated : 25 Sep 2011 11:08:46 PM IST 

The Prevention of Communal And Targeted Violence (Access to Justice And Reparations) Bill consisting of 138 Sections and several Schedules altogether running into 66 pages is as without any legitimate social purpose as it is mischievous in its thinly concealed aims and objects. The need for a marathon criminal statute arises only when the prohibited conduct has assumed endemic proportions and the statutes already in force are thoroughly ineffective to eliminate it. In other words it has turned into a chronic cancer of the national multitude.