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In a statement on communal violence in Gujarat and injustice done to the minority community, the Naib Shahi Imam said "in times of such grave moral dilemma, the country needs the healing touch of a fair, just and visionary leadership; neither criminals nor cowards can be entrusted with the fate of this great nation''. The Molvi said the law-abiding common Muslim folk of Gujarat had been targeted by the state-sponsored vandals and arsonists who looted, raped and murdered indiscriminately. He also criticised the Congress. "The opposition Congress party in Gujarat has also done precious little to stand by the Muslim community in its hour of need. It is almost as if they are afraid of upsetting the fundamentalists among the majority community,'' he said while admiring the role played by the supercop, K.P.S. Gill, for reining in mischievous elements.
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