What's in a name? Much feels ML activist
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What’s in a name? Much feels ML activist

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The Hindus of Kerala are agitated over League Ministers, refusal to light lamps at official functions, despite temple like, lamps being lit at Cheraman Mosque in Kodumgallur, the first mosque in India. The Muslim League political strategy in getting fifth ministership and attempts to grab 43 acres of land of Calicut University to, benami, League trusts has earned the ire of Hindus. The land grab with the active connivance of the Muslim VC and Muslim League Education Minister Abdu Rabb was abandoned due to the BJP and the CPM protests. Almost all top posts in Education, Industry, Local Administration and PWD are in hands of Muslim officials. Now in a blatant attack on the living and flowing symbol of Indian culture, River Ganga, Education Minister Abdu Rabb has changed the name of his official residence from ‘GANGA’ to ‘GRACE’. The RSS and VHP have voiced strong protests. Young Congress MLA from Thithala, Malabar, V.T. Balram, in facebook reminded Abdu Rabb of Nehru’s quote “Ganga is the liquid history of India” and posted there is nothing ‘disgraceful’ about it to change his house’s name to ‘GRACE’. Kudos to Balram. At least there is one Hindu with spine in Sonia Congress!

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