@RifatJawaid calls his program, Janata ka reporter. Which janata does he represent? He is spreading division among people through brands and consummables. @Amul_Coop being his target.
Amul will remain largely unaffected.

The janata that buys Amul products will not veer of it and the community he is addressing, let's face it, do not form the core buyers of this product.
Has he miscalculated?
No, this is the discontent he wants to establish within the community and propagate the hatred further.

Our Constitution gives him the right to spread this hatred within the garb of the sacrosanct word "Secularism".
Political parties have selectively used it for vote garnering and have appeased the same community that @RifatJawaid wants to represent, to their detriment.

This appeasement has only barred their progress, sans competition. Instead of integration, division looms. For a proper, just society to exist we need to do away with these symbols. We need the Uniform Civil Code! This is the only way for development in a modern world.

With rioting over religion spreading to Europe in the 21st century, uniform laws for every citizen is the need of the hour. A community to be deemed minority, must be upto 5% of the population. Every census the islamic community grows by at least 2%. Today it stands at 15%.

Can it be referred to as minority?
Definitely not! Barring a few handful they have remained at the bottom end not adding much to their own development. Uniform laws will ensure that every segment of society gets equal opportunity.
UCC is the way forward.
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