Kerala News:  Muvattupuzha, which is being sought to be designated a new district, has a Muslim population of approximately 40 percent, Hindus 39 percent, and Christians 21 percent. Now understand that once the new district is created, fundamentalists will take over the system.

Kerala Muslim District: While fundamentalists in Kashmir are using religion as a shield for terrorists, fundamentalists in Kerala are demanding division based on religion. Kerala and Kashmir are geographically distant, but ideologically, there is remarkable unity among fundamentalists in both places. One is using religion as a shield for separatists, while the other is sowing the seeds of separatism using religion as a base.

Demand for division of Ernakulam district

Now we will ideologically repair this thinking which makes religion the basis of division..There is an organization in Kerala called the Kerala Muslim Jamaat. The name itself suggests its ideological and social foundation. So, the Kerala Muslim Jamaat has demanded a split.Ernakulam district should be divided. A new district should be created with Muvattupuzha as its headquarters. The Kerala Muslim Jamaat has argued that Ernakulam has a population of over 3.4 million, so the district should be divided to ensure smooth development..

Demand for making Muvattupuzha a new district

first notJThere seems to be no flaw in this demand. Now let's understand it in detail. Ernakulam has a Hindu population of about 46%, Christians 38%, and Muslims 16%. This means that Hindus are in the majority here. Therefore, fundamentalists cannot act arbitrarily. However, in Muvattupuzha, where the demand for a new district is being made, the Muslim population is about 40%, Hindus 39%, and Christians 21%.Now understand that after the new district is formed, fundamentalists will take control of the system. The fundamentalists will make the policies, and their will will prevail.

Understand, this is Jinnah's thinking. It's the same thinking that led to the partition of India by citing cultural and religious differences. It was this very thinking of Jinnah that led to the partition of India in 1947 and the creation of Pakistan on the basis of religion.made.Kerala's fundamentalists are reshaping the same divisive ideology. Understandably, today they will demand the creation of a new district based on religion, under the guise of administrative convenience. Tomorrow they will demand the creation of a new state, and then they may demand the creation of a new country based on Sharia.

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