India is a secular country where the minorities are empowered and the majority is forced to shut up. Trust me, although I belong to the majority and live in a country which was originally mine, I feel like a second citizen of my own country. A country where few of my friends are getting converted, few are under the masks and the rest are scared to voice an opinion like me. Oh well, somewhere the silence breaks open. 
I feel like asking the government loud and clear… Why should I go through this? Knowing the facts of the country has become so painful. Why is there a quota for everything? Should it not be merit? My beautiful India… well, I prefer to call it Bharat(because Hindustan is secular), is today broken into quotas for various religions, various castes and sub-castes. Looks like there is no more scope for merit and genuinely of candidature. If there is anything left, I am sure that we are seeing the dieing phase of it.
Also, most of the times, I see the abuse of the word secular. To me today, secular looks like a smart word used to shut the voice of the majority of this country. Anything that the majority does and its right, it’s called to be very narrow-minded and against the spirit of the secular country. However, we are okay with increasing number of the minorities. How is the minority becoming a majority slowly? May be because -
- There is some massive conversion model, where people are forced to be what they are not… Does religion not come by origin???
- Like the british divided and ruled… they have divided the majority in various religions, regions, linguists, cultures, genders and then ruling.
- The family control measure of India is only applicable to the majority.
- We have lot of foreigners migrating and we have no control on it.
- Is there some major murder of the majority happening somewhere and we are not aware?
Somewhere, the whole minority and majority has become so political and hence brought in this differentiated feeling. We were so united few decades back…. when although we belonged to various communities we lived like brothers. Today the feeling is vanishing… thanks to the great effort made by media and our government of India. I am so sure, there are few of the minorities emerging today, who no more feel Indian! They must be feeling like they belong to some other country and are foreigners here. :/ I am foreseeing a breaking India… If this continuous, it’s not far in future that we will witness a civil war.
When these various thoughts passed by my mind for many days now… I decided to be speak loud!!! However, I think its time to go silent again and digest the facts!
