Hindu Nationalism and Minority Struggles in India

This chapter explores the rising tide of Hindu nationalism in contemporary India and its impact on religious minority communities, particularly focusing on the hostility faced by Muslims, Christians, and Sikhs. It highlights the government's complicity in sectarian discrimination, detailing incidents of violence and a lack of accountability for hate crimes. The discussion paints a grim picture of the political climate under the current regime, warning of the increasing tensions and potential for violence in a society that is meant to uphold secular democratic values.