The origins of the separate electorate can be traced back to British India, when the foreign regime acquiesced to the demands presented by the Islamists to facilitate their communal agenda. The British Parliament's Indian Councils Act 1909, also referred to as the Morley-Minto Reforms, proposed the creation of distinct electorates for Muslims.
The Islamo-leftists have claimed that the Muslim perpetrators who subjected their Hindu coworkers to sexual harassment and religious persecution, have been "targeted" only because of their religion.
The Nashik TCS sexual harassment and religious persecution case exposes not just a chilling pattern of exploitation, but also the selective silence of those who claim to stand for justice when it becomes inconvenient.