"The Hindu" newspaper, despite its name, functions like an arm of the Chinese propaganda machinery. Therefore, when
it posts an article like this, it is time to worry.
It is worrying that West Bengal’s political class remained tactical
spectators to the Kolkata rally organised by Muslim groups in support of
Bangladeshi war criminals.
Praveen Swami reviews the West Point Center's paper on the Lashkar-e-Tayyiba jihadists, and finds that jihad is more about politics than about religion. But that is the good news. The bad news is:
Pakistan’s jihadist movement has embedded itself in the historical
consciousness of its audience, offering solutions that democratic
political life doesn’t appear to hold out. ....{and a solution} needs a thoroughgoing reform of Pakistan’s political system and
polity—something neither dollars nor bombs can bring about.