The Incorrect Article

This is the Cover for the latest 23rd Jan edition of the London-based "The Economist" magazine. I was an ardent reader and follower of this magazine till this moment, but not any more. Not any more because this cover story is just not true. It is malicious in content and design. Instead of giving a bipartisan, neutral view it projects a highly prejudicial unilateral concept that India has become Intolerant in the recent months. In short, this article is a complete garbage, targeted towards defaming India and its present government at a global level. 
Whosoever has written this article, definitely has connections with India's enemies like the never-say-quit guy, the PM of Pakistan Imran Khan, the PM of Malaysia, Mahattir Mohammad etc. Undoubtedly it's a "paid" article. The author does not even look at the other aspect, that of the right wing. Paragraph after paragraph, he keeps on complaining about Article 370, CAA, NRC and NPR as being steps which will sideline the muslims completely from the mainstream!! How ridiculous!! Especially looking at the fact that CAA has nothing to do with muslims already living in India since independence. It's a law that has been enacted so that the Hindus, Jains, Parsis, Christians and Buddhists who have migrated from the 3 neighbouring countries, after living in a filthy condition since decades, get due justice by legalizing their existence within the borders of our country. It is as clear as that. Yet this article, keeps on harping upon the bizarre note that this Act will divide India in the future. It doesn't have a proper explanation as to "how" it's going to do that though!!! 
The BJP Govt should infact ask for an explanation to the Editors and publishers of this magazine as to why suddenly they have embarked upon a mission to defame India and if possible warn them of dire consequences, if they repeated the same mistake again. 
(Kb/Original/26-1-2020/1)

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