highly interesting! same case in India !!
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Submitted by anti-jihadi (India), Nov 27, 2006 at 09:57

It was highly interesting (though not surprising) to read about sensitive urban zones in France. We have the same case in India. Muslim majority areas in India are classified in police parlance as 'sensitive' area; 'super sensitive area' and 'hyper sensitive area' . As you can well guess, in towns in areas/neighbourhoods where there is a small , medium or large concentration of muslims. The "sensitivity" goes up according to the size of the muslim ghetto. The largest muslim ghettos (entire neighbourhoods) are classified as hyper sensitive. In civilian language, we civilians (non-police) usually call them as mini-pakistans.

The kashmir problem is basically a hyper-sensitive area spread over an entire province in India. Incidentally the same problem is there in Russia (chechnya) Thailand (yala, pattani, narathiawat) and phillipines (mindanao) . A muslim neighbourhood or an entire muslim province in a non-muslim country wants shairah law and wants to secede.

Incidentally muslims are spread in every city/town/village in India. It is the villages, which usually have a couple of houses belonging to muslims which are NOT sensitive. So, the propensity to hindu-muslim communal violence usually is more in cities than in villages, where muslims are hopelessly outnumbered.

Doesnt that ring a bell??? Muslim fanaticism is directly related to their percentage of population.

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