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... sangh parivar . Plenty of evidence is now available to support this view . The question of reconstruction should not be con- sidered in isolation . This should be a part of the refe- rence to the Supreme Court under Article 138 ( 2 ) of ...
... sangh parivar . Plenty of evidence is now available to support this view . The question of reconstruction should not be con- sidered in isolation . This should be a part of the refe- rence to the Supreme Court under Article 138 ( 2 ) of ...
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... sangh parivar constituted an attack on the Indian Consti- tution and the very pillars on which it rests . It should not be perceived as an issue affecting only the Muslims , for every right - thinking person in this country , regardless ...
... sangh parivar constituted an attack on the Indian Consti- tution and the very pillars on which it rests . It should not be perceived as an issue affecting only the Muslims , for every right - thinking person in this country , regardless ...
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... Sangh Parivar would only be a matter of degree . As Sumit Sarkar has pointed out in a recent essay , what has made the surge of fascist and communal violence possible is ' a wide though very far from universal degree of consent where ...
... Sangh Parivar would only be a matter of degree . As Sumit Sarkar has pointed out in a recent essay , what has made the surge of fascist and communal violence possible is ' a wide though very far from universal degree of consent where ...
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