Political correctness taken to an extreme

Violent demonstration by illegal
Bangladeshi Moslem infiltrators
== Secular.

Mere presence of law enforcement officials == Communal.

Seditious solidarity with Jihadis
in Assam & Myanmar == Secular.

Lathi charge by police == Communal.

Desecration of Amar Jawan Jyoti, a memorial to martyred soldiers == Secular.

Molestation of Female police constables on duty == Secular

Waging war against the nation == Secular

Expression of indignation by policewoman via poetry
== Communal

http://m.timesofindia.com/city/mumbai/Inquiry-ordered-into-hate-poem/articleshow/18091690.cms


A woman inspector Sujata Patil, attached with Matunga traffic police, called last year's Azad Maidan protesters as "snakes" and "traitors" in her poem and suggested that their hands should have been "chopped off". TOI was first to report the news. In her poem, captioned Azad Maidan, she wrote: "Hausla buland tha, izzat lut rahi thi...himmat ki gaddaron ne Amar Jyoti ko haath lagane ki, kaat dete haath unke toh faryad kisi ki bhi na hoti...Saanp ko doodh pila kar, baat kare hain hum bhai-chare ki. (Their morale was high, (women) were being dishonoured. The traitors had the audacity to touch Amar Jawan Jyoti. Had we cut off their hands nobody would have complained. We feed milk to the snakes and then talk of harmony."

What could possibly be objectionable about Sujata Patil's poem. She has forcefully articulated the sentiments of hundreds of millions of patriotic Indians. There is not even a remote mention of any particular community, their religious faith, leave alone anything offensive about the core tenets of that creed or its central figures.
(Apparently, the Razakar party of Hyderabad has a monopoly over true hate speech in the Deccan).

The poor lady constable is being
hounded by the "Secular" Nazis
for her articulate poetry. Why is the "Hindu nationalist" BJP missing in its defense of nationalism? This constable has given voice to nationalistic sentiment better than their dimwit President, Gadkari who hails from Maharashtra as well.

Balasaheb Thackeray would certainly have thrown the weight of the Shiv Sena, had he been alive. Hindus in Maharashtra and the rest of India are already feeling orphaned by the demise of the Tiger of Maharashtra.