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Election Result Rejection of BJP’s Hindu Rashtra; PM Must Apologize for Calling Muslims Infiltrators

Election result is a rejection of BJP's Hindu Rashtra ambition; PM must apologize to Muslims for calling them infiltrators: Amartya Sen to Karan Thapar for The Wire. ........................................... In his first formal interview on the Indian election results and the third Modi government, Prof. Amartya Sen has said that the result is a rejection of the BJP’s Hindu Rashtra and then, pointedly and at some length, added that the Prime Minister must apologize to India’s Muslim citizens for calling them infiltrators. He said it was “a terrible remark to make”. In a 27-minute interview to Karan Thapar for The Wire, Prof. Sen, a Professor at Harvard University, a former Master of Trinity College, Cambridge and a Nobel Laureate, said of the Prime Minister: “He can’t get away with insulting 200 million Muslims and, therefore, insulting us”. Prof. Sen said the Prime Minister’s comments about Muslims suggest “the limitations of Modi’s mind”. He added there is “something deeply worrying about his thinking of India”. Asked whether he accepted Narendra Modi’s claim that he is not of biological birth but has been sent by God to do God’s work, Prof. Sen this this was either “megalomania” or “delusion”. Asked whether he accepted the Prime Minister’s boast that he has equaled Jawaharlal Nehru’s record of winning three consecutive terms, Prof. Sen called it “hokum”. Prof. Sen said the seemingly defiant and still arrogant manner in which the Prime Minister was conducting himself as well as speaking about the Opposition, despite losing his majority in the Lok Sabha, suggests “a lack of comprehension of what actually happened”. Prof. Sen said the government’s treatment of Arundhati Roy is “just dead wrong”. He said he was “more than a little angry” adding he was “shocked”. In the interview, Prof. Sen spoke at some length about the need for the government to focus on health and education, agreeing that ignoring this would make a mockery of the government’s claim of achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047. I am only giving you the main big points made by Prof. Sen. In many ways this is a tour d'horizon interview which you need to see for yourself. There is a lot more that Prof. Sen has said which I have deliberately not paraphrased or précised. You must see it for yourself. This includes questions about NEET and Manipur, how the world perceives Narendra Modi and what are Prof. Sen’s apprehensions and fears if Modi is Prime Minister for the next five years. Join The Wire's Youtube Membership and get exclusive content, member-only emojis, live interaction with The Wire's founders, editors and reporters and much more. Memberships to The Wire Crew start at Rs 89/month.    / @thewirenews