Question

explain any three forms of communalism in Indian politics​

Answer 1

Answer:

The three forms of communalism in Indian politics are listed below:

(1) Expression of communalism in everyday beliefs. These involve religious prejudices against certain religious community,stereotypes,belief in superiority of one's own religion.

(2)Political mobilisation of masses of religious lines — political leaders exploit sacred symbols, instigate local religious leaders, emotional appeal, fear to polarise people of one religion for political gains. This happens during elections.

(3) Communal violence, riots and massacre are sometimes carried out for political gains.

Answer 2

1. The most widely recognized articulation of communalism is in regular day to day existence. These routinely include strict partiality of strict networks and the faith in the prevalence of one religion over different religions.

2. All the networks of the world have a mission for political predominance of one own strict network. For those having a place with the lion's share network, this appears as majoritarian predominance. For those having a place with the minority network, it can appear as a craving to shape a different political unit.

3. Political activation is another successive type of communalism. Gatherings dependent on a specific network utilize sacrosanct images, strict pioneers, enthusiastic intrigue and make dread so as to bring the adherents of one religion together in the political field.