Hyderabad, April 26 -- The enemy within is, on the one hand, a manufactured enemy, i.e., he is not really an enemy, but it suits the powers that be to label him as one. This can be a Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Dalit, student, an activist, an NGO, a doctor, a lawyer, a judge, anyone who does not toe the ideological line of the physically dominant majority.

The other is the de facto enemy, the one who stands against the Constitution and the Law. This de facto enemy can be an official, a State or Central Minister of any rank, a party leader, a Governor, a Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Dalit, student, an activist, an NGO, a doctor, lawyer, anyone who seeks to destroy the nation the framers of the Constitution desired India to evolve into, who wor...