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Shankar SharanThePrint |
Indian elections are like an unfair football match. One team is forced to play barefoot.
All political parties used the 'Constitutional' mandate of secularism and Article 29 to provide facilities and privileges exclusively to non-Hindus.
A look at the events prior to the declaration of the Emergency reveals that it was the anti-Indira agitators, led by Jayaprakash Narayan, who brazenly...
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