Minorities Thank the German Parliamentarianson their Stand
Bear, DE: “Earlier last month, two German Parliamentarians - ruling Christian Democratic Union's Ute Granold and her colleague Pascal Kober from the Free Democratic Party - visited Gujarat and justifying their denial of Germany's visa to Chief Minister Narendra Modi referred him as a "dictator". They also drew parallels between Gujarat under Modi and Germany under Hitler,” says a Press Release of the India Muslim Council USA. It adds:
A furious Mr. Modi moved the Government of India and demanded an apology from Germany contending their Parliamentarians have "tarnished the image" of Gujarat and India.
Parliamentarians Ute Granold and Pascal Kober, however, were not wrong in their observation. They had learnt first-hand what millions of others, including the heads of all states, governments, judiciary, and many international bodies know about Mr. Modi, his ideology of hate, his acts of omissions and commissions in the Gujarat genocide of 2002, and his strategy of projecting well planned genocide as a spontaneous communal riot to hoodwink the legal system of Gujarat, India and the world.
“In fact BBC (UK) in April 2002 said, ‘Far from being spontaneous, it [the riot] was planned, possibly months in advance, carried out by an extremist Hindu organization with the support of the state government.’
”Mr. Modi's strong anti minority bias is also evident from his actions of the last eight years. He continues to deny justice to the victims of Gujarat massacre, he has locked up hundreds of innocent Muslims in Gujarat prisons under draconian Prevention Of Terrorist Acts (POTA) ordinance for years without any charge, several innocent Muslims have been killed in fake police encounters.
“Under his watch perpetrators of the massacre roam free and continue terrorizing minorities in Gujarat, minorities are forced to live in ghettos, Mr. Modi refuses to support minority educational institutions and lets minority localities (such as Juhapura and Shah Alam in Ahmedabad) deteriorate with lack of road maintenance, garbage pickup, or provision of necessary civic facilities in the guise of limited resources, better utilization of time, or prevention of terrorism. Parliamentarians Ute Granold and Pascal Kober have only stated what they actually saw in Gujarat, which is nothing but the truth…”
