Meghalaya HC judge courts controversy after he says, 'India should be a Hindu country, PM Modi must save it'

As the results of state election are declared, now a Meghalaya High Court judge has courted controversy after he claimed that India should be a ‘Hindu nation’.

Justice S R Sen, who recalled partition, the bloodshed and other historical references has urged PM Narendra Modi to ‘save the country and its people.’

Justice Sen said, “only this government under Shri Narendra Modiji will understand the gravity, and will do the needful as requested above and our chief minister Mamataji will support the national interest in all respect.”

It was a domicile case filed by Army recruit Amon Rana, who was not given the certificate of domicile by the Meghalaya government.

Justice Sen added that, “I feel the difficulties faced by the residents to get the domicile certificate and the permanent residence certificate have become a great issue today which will have to be examined since the inception of India (Bharat Barsh).”

He also added that “NRC process in my view is defective as many foreigners become Indians and original Indians are left out which is very sad.”

Usually this narrative is seen by the RSS and the other right-wing parties who support the theory of a Hindu Rashtra, but now if the judges of the High Court will sing in the same tune then the faith in judiciary will be halted.

Justice Sen has invoked the divide and rule politics, where he also said, “As we all know that India was one of the largest country in the world and there was no concept of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan. They were in one country and was commanded by Hindu Kingdom but thereafter the Mughal came to India and captured the different parts of India and started ruling the country and at that point of time many conversion took place by force.”

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