Bhubaneswar: The political interest behind the Kerala Story: As per the 2911 census , there are 54.73 percent Hindu, 26.56 percent Muslims and 18.38 percent Christian live in Kerala. Political parties like Congress and CPI have very strong political influence in Kerala. The Congress party have always gained maximum number of seats in this state as compared to the BJP.
Christians and Muslims live united in Kerala. Kerala Congress, the Christian political party and Indian Union Muslim League, the Muslim political party and the Hindu voters, the Congress party has always been forming government there. As Kerala has the highest literacy rate in India, 66 percent, people are educated and tolerant towards religion. But whether it is BJP, Congress or Marxist party use the percentages of three different communities Hindu, Muslims and Christians time to time for their political gains. The situation became such that the Kerala Congress decided to leave Congress and to alliance with BJP. If the Hindu vote bank is influenced by the BJP, it can easily form government.
The Christian and Muslim communities slowly got distanced due to financial prominence and the Muslims became more affluent because of the income from foreign countries like Middle East. Within this time span many political turmoil occurred which fueled the fore of the topic conversion. Amid continuous chaos between religious conflicts within Kerala BJP gets into it and with the help of agencies like ED, CBI started investigating the NGOs who were running with foreign findings. These NGOs were accused of religious conversion.
In the Kerala state politics, the issues like religion, love Jihad , ISI, narcotic Jihad, conversion, Ghar Wapsi became prominent. To fire up the vote bank politics the leftist try to impose that Kerala is not entangled with these issues and the right wing claims these are very much in existence.
Religious conversion is an old phenomenon in Kerala. Different communities blame each other for this. It has been going on from 20-25 years in Kerala. The word, Love Jihad was actually invented in Kerala. But when it comes to national security all the external organizations like ISIS and do on want to spread the narrative of Hindu vs Muslim so that we fight amongst ourselves. The political leaders and the film makers should be careful when they show any data on such sensitive issues that it does not carry a message to propagate a communal fighting internally, exactly so external forces want to do.
Notwithstanding to say these issues are non existent, they are very evidently existing
and operating with rackets as per the innumerable reports, excerpts, interviews by the
agencies.
Our political parties have twisted the matter as a Hindu-Mushlim agenda for their political gains whereas it is not just about that. Many international organizations like ISIS, Khalistan etc have been operating here since years and it is a national security affaire. The internal politics is suiting the intention of these foreign organizations which want to spread unrest and create internal tensions in India. Because they get benefitted from this.
Why Kerala is in the Hit List:
Kerala have had a very good relation with the Middle East countries. The Arabian traders had entered into India in 3000 B.C through Kerala. So even today, one can find there would be one man in every third house in Kerala is working in the Gulf countries. Kerala has a stronger relation with the Gulf countries as compared to the other parts of India. All the foreign organizations enter into Kerala by taking advantage through the Gulf counties.
ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) is a Muslim extremist organization having a motive of establishing a separate nation of Muslims where there will be religious authority. Early times, ISIS could successfully involved many counties along with them to carry out this mission and also tried the same formula in India. Their mission is to create a country where Muslims can live by following Muslim laws. It’s strategy is to control territory. These organizations carry out their mission with proper planning by involving NGOs, and private organizations.
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