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Hate/ extremism eventually undermines the society in which it is born. It has happened in many countries and nations just in the last century. And it ended up unraveling those nations.
Its generally the first sign of trouble.
My words exactly. Before Mughals and their Muslim precursor rulers started ruling and unifying India as a subcontinent, it was highly fractured and wracked by territorial division, forming small fiefdoms and no cohesive or unified front to resist anyone or any foreign power.
This is the natural form of the collection of myriad small princely states we call India today.
If left mismanaged - it will find its way back to that exact state of affairs.
The fact that the RSS and BJP found Hindutva to be a unifying force for Hindus (by using Muslims as an artificial 'common enemy') is an aberration. Once that hype and propaganda disappears and Indians wise up, then it will be interesting to see what happens.
I find Mr. Kamra to be rather refreshing in this respect. Though I am unable to understand everything. I realize he made some comments about Bangladeshis. If someone provides a two sentence TLDR, that'd be great.