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Legalising Hate: Q&A Session - Part 02 | Prof Ram Punyani | Dr SQR Ilyas | Amrit Wilson

The Demolition of the #Babari Masjid on the 6th December 1992 was an act of terror in a long line of sustained attacks with state complicity against the Muslims of India. The watershed movement reset mob audacity, state encouragement and near emasculation and indifference of judicial checks. A sad reminder of the concerted effort to legalise and erase the collective memory of the betrayal of the Muslim population and the massacres that were orchestrated by conspirers to alienate Muslim citizens and polarise the country adding the destruction of the historic mosque. The facts to support the action - myths, political expediency, fascist and sectarian activism. A sad reminder of the concerted effort to legalise and erase the collective memory of the betrayal of the Muslim population and the massacres that were orchestrated by conspirers to alienate Muslim citizens and polarise the country. Questions: 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - What can we do, as citizens, to prevent these fascist parties from coming to power? 03:57 - How are Muslims looking at the political future in the current scenario? 10:09 - As an Indian Diaspora committed against fascism, what we can do from here to prevent these anti-national forces from coming to power? 11:52 - Beyond electoral politics, Is hate becoming new normal in India? --------------- Short bio of our guest speakers: 1. Prof Ram Punyani (  / rpuni  ) - renowned writer and activist 2. Dr SQR Ilyas (  / dr_sqrilyas  ) - Convenor, Babri Masjid coordination committee. 3. Amrit Wilson (  / amritwilson  ) - Activist, Writer - South Asia Solidarity Group, UK (  / sasiasolidarity  ) --------------- Organised by: StriveUK (https://striveuk.org.uk/) We are a British Muslim socio-cultural and advocacy organisation (affiliated to the MCB), set up by young Muslim activists based in the U.K. A multicultural organization appropriately representative of Britain, our countrywide members include people from all walks of life – professionals, students, academics and full-time social workers. We are committed to empowering community members, espouse social justice programmes and collaborate with like-minded groups to promote a more egalitarian society. Our younger members bring us immense joy and pride in their efforts to promoting awareness about themes around the environment, equality and a socially just economy. It makes us hopeful of a better future. StriveUK also holds regular seminars and workshops for adults and children on themes and topics of contemporary relevance to create social awareness and partners relief work across the world. Our flagship ‘Women’s Conference’ brings together some of the country’s most inspirational women activists to help the fight against institutional misogyny and Islamophobia. Facebook:   / striveukofficial   Twitter:   / striveukorg   Instagram:   / striveukorg   --------------- #worldagaisntfasicm #FascismInIndia #RememberingBabriMasjid #indiandiasporaresists #RamMandir #Ayodhya