Sentence examples for communal hatred from inspiring English sources

Narendra Modi has filed a suit against me, accusing me of fomenting communal hatred, based on an article I wrote in 2008 on communalization of the Gujarati middle class.

The air was charged with communal hatred.

He told them how he had absorbed a message of communal hatred as a boy.

"The Gujarat riots of 2002 marked the apogee of communal hatred," the article's authors write.

Perjury, slander and libel, incitement to communal hatred, incitement to violence, all these are indictable offences in many countries today.

It was only after Saddam's overthrow that Iraqis began to divide themselves along sectarian lines, leading to the communal hatred and mayhem in Iraq now.

They destroyed Kabul, divided the country into petty fiefdoms and strengthened communal hatreds.

"But there is no doubt that their terrifying scale and brutality have engendered deep communal hatreds on both sides.

Communal hatreds are at such a pitch in Iraq and Syria that occupation by a non-Sunni Arab armed force may provoke a reaction in favour of Isis.

In 66, however, revolt flared in Judaea, fired by Roman cruelty and stupidity, Jewish fanaticism, and communal hatreds; the prefect of Egypt, Julius Alexander, prevented involvement of the Jews of the Diaspora.

He ended discrimination against the Chinese and was unbending in his defense of the rights of non-Muslims, providing leadership by example at a time when some members of the Suharto-era military were trying to stir up communal hatreds by funding extremist Muslim groups.