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Admittedly, Varun went quite overboard with a speech originally meant to assuage the fears of the Hindus in Pilibhit (especially after a series of rapes of Hindu girls) and you correctly attribute it to his immaturity in the realm of politics. His speech is merely symptomatic of a larger problem; the growing insecurities faced by the majority religion in this country. It is common knowledge that at this point in our country’s history, the most insecure and most ignored part of the country is the Majority religion. With politicians hankering after Christians, Sikhs and Muslims for their votes, offering crucial enticements such as Job reservation, the Hindus feel neglected and insecure. Politicians realize that Hindus have never been a vote-bank and not even the ‘Ram-Mandir’ issue can mobilize their voting preferences, anymore. It’s very similar to how educated white Americans feel towards blacks after Affirmative action.

Therefore, your friend only echoed the pervasive feeling that atleast there is someone who talks about Hindus, their right to equality and opportunity. This insecurity is just the seed sown by vote edacious politicians and is largely responsible for the rising discord between the communities, when none should exist.

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