India in crisis as sectarian violence spreads
Luke Harding in New Delhi
Friday March 1, 2002
The Guardian
..............The disturbances across Gujarat were triggered by Wednesday's horrific attack by a crowd of Muslims on a train packed with Hindu activists on their way back from Ayodhya, the sleepy northern town where Hindu extremists are trying to build a temple.
The incident took place when the train halted in Godhra, and the activists apparently refused to pay for tea and snacks from Muslim vendors. A Muslim mob then set light to their train. Fourteen children were among the dead, and 26 women. ..............
O.K., tell me again how peaceful Muslims are.
Muslims and Islamics are the most violent of all religions from what I see. If you support these religions, you are part of the problem.
Luke Harding in New Delhi
Friday March 1, 2002
The Guardian
..............The disturbances across Gujarat were triggered by Wednesday's horrific attack by a crowd of Muslims on a train packed with Hindu activists on their way back from Ayodhya, the sleepy northern town where Hindu extremists are trying to build a temple.
The incident took place when the train halted in Godhra, and the activists apparently refused to pay for tea and snacks from Muslim vendors. A Muslim mob then set light to their train. Fourteen children were among the dead, and 26 women. ..............
O.K., tell me again how peaceful Muslims are.
Muslims and Islamics are the most violent of all religions from what I see. If you support these religions, you are part of the problem.
