I want to …But its difficult to.
On the other hand, it is quite evident that the participation of a single community in global terrorism is the highest and if I may say so, has the largest share in the pie. In that case (and after the 9/11 attacks) it is not unnatural that they have become prime and natural suspects. Not only in the US but all throughout the world. Maintaining that aspect, it is natural for a person (if for a second, I believe that he doesnt know who SRK is)to detain and question anybody belonging to the same community. Its harrassing I admit. very disturbing (watch New York) but natural for a country which does not want another 9/11. Its not only to SRK, but in the past to Kabir Khan, Mamoothy, Irrfan khan, APJ Abdul Kalam too. all because of their surname. I definitely endorse the question raised by these respectable gentlemen-where is my dignity, my respect, my social standing as an individual? But if its a law in the US, then its a law. If its a belief, its a belief. A storm has been aroused because it is SRK. But people like him, who are not so famous, but share his religion, are subjected to such screenings everyday. As once friend of Shah Rukh now turned foe, Salman Khan said-that, an image has been created of the community, that of terror, suspect-because of the misdoings by some certain people from the community. And for that innocents, famous or not have to pay the price.
So while I personally do condemn religious profiling, I endorse the reason behind it.
While I back SRK, I dont want to witness another 9/11.
Let peace prevail.
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