AMU - I agree with Dr. Shinu. Paying no regard to the past is the problem we Hindus have. If we have learned from the history of atrocities committed against us by outside groups and prepared ourselves to defend from the perennial security threat, we would not have been in this situation now. Learning from the experiences of the past and applying them in the present is essential for ensuring a life of safety and stability for our present and future generation. People who say we must forget the past and live in the future are not applying logic or intelligent analysis to current and emerging problems. Such suggestions have no validity at all.

Aligarh Muslim University has been the breeding ground of Islamic fanaticism and terrorist groups like SIMI as Jawaharlal University is a breeding ground for leftist and anti Hindu leaders who masquerade as secular leaders. Why there should be a campus of Aligarh Muslim University in Kerala? Are there not enough universities and other educational institutions fostering religion and anti Hindu hate groups in Kerala? Establishment of such a campus in Malapuram, which is another breeding ground for Islamic terrorist network, would only aggravate the expanding student terrorist activities in that district. Instead of opening a sociology, politics, politics and philosophy based university campus Kerala should focus on expanding its technical education base. The state should re appropriate the funds in opening post 10th grade technical schools so that there will be an abundance of trained disciplined technical man power in the state to attract industries. The state’s problem is unemployment and lack of trained manpower. It is not lack of educational facilities to promote sociology and religion. The idea to open a campus of Aligarh Muslim University in Malapuram is a part of the Muslim appeasement program followed by both the Congress and Communist Parties and implemented by their governments.

Gradually, the Hindus of Malapuram and various Muslim dominated areas in Kerala are being disenfranchised and pushed out of their habitat. When Hindus are forced to leave their habitat, they are forced to sell out their properties at throw away prices and forced to go to areas where they can raise their families in safety. There are serious social and economic consequences associated with such displacement of people. They are leaving everything they have earned and saved through generations for the safety of their children. Mr. Mishra, you should visit the temporary settlements in which the displaced people of Pakistan were relocated in various states in India after partition. People who lived in mansions were forced to live in forty sq. feet mud houses with inadequate ventilation. They raised generations in those huts. No government hears the plights of the Kashmiri Pandits who are now living in make shift plastic sheds. People who lived in comfort now live in abject poverty and unhealthy conditions.

We have seen it throughout the history of Islamic occupation of India. We saw it when Pakistan was created when millions of Hindus were forced out of their habitat in Pakistan and live in wretched conditions in India. We saw millions being massacred. We saw millions of Hindus who remained in Bangladesh after partition being massacred by the Pakistani army in 1971. We see it even in now when Kashmiri Pandits are being forced to leave their habitat in Kashmir valley and to live in filthy sheds on the foot paths of various towns. They don’t live in tents, but make shift tents with walls, and roofs of plastic sheets, which collapse in rain. Muslims in Malappuram and other Muslim dominated areas in Kerala are no different from Muslims in Kashmir. They are no different from the Muslims in Sudan who murder and set fire to the huts and rape the women in Darfur province of Sudan because the victims happen to be Christians. They are no different from the Muslims in Nigeria who murder their own Christian brethren in that country.

Mr. Mishra, apparently have no idea of the socio economic, political and economic conditions affecting families when Muslims consolidate their positions.