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?Only Urdu? is the new Slogan in Ambur!

Recent incidents in Tamil Nadu has showcased that the Ummah matters more to the Islamists than the identities of language or region that is prevalent in the country todayThe disproportionate love Dravidianists have for Muslims doesn’t seem to be working out. While the apologists for Dravidian brand of politics tried to subsume the Muslim identity within their fold in the name of the great Tamil language, the Islamists don’t seem to be obliging. Both the Dravidian politicians and Islamists got to

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Recent incidents in Tamil Nadu has showcased that the Ummah matters more to the Islamists than the identities of language or region that is prevalent in the country today
The disproportionate love Dravidianists have for Muslims doesn’t seem to be working out. While the apologists for Dravidian brand of politics tried to subsume the Muslim identity within their fold in the name of the great Tamil language, the Islamists don’t seem to be obliging. Both the Dravidian politicians and Islamists got together to counter the Hindus but appears that the Islamic agenda of one-upmanship is getting the better of them. Recent incidents in Tamil Nadu has showcased that the Ummah matters more to the Islamists than the identities of language or region that is prevalent in the country today.
 
 
Mazharul Uloom Higher Secondary School in Ambur

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