Communal Violence: A Sociological Study of Gujarat

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India is multi-cultural state with large number of Muslims. In the recent past communal violence has been frequent. The state puts down violence by crushing it by police, paramilitary forces and army. But it id necessary to understand and critically examine various causes of social violence and adopt successful strategy to curb such violence. The present volume is an attempt towards this direction. It is a unique strikingly quantitative sociological research on communal violence with special reference to Gujarat. Causes of ferociousness, result into further turmoil. Constantly concerning lives of innocent people. The data received from more than twelve hundred respondents and with the aid of information technology, the entire course of communal violence is examined point by point in the book. Policy makers, research scholars and students of sociology and political science may find the book useful.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR V Kannupillai

Dr. V. Kannupillai, after Post Graduations in Economics from Madras University, has served as a member of Indian Police Service since 1963 and was allotted Gujarat State. He served as Superintendent of Police in communal sensitive districts of Godhra, Junagadh, Rajkot and Bharuch; as Additional Commissioner of Police, Ahmedabad city during 1986 communal violence; and as deputy Inspector General if Police, Ahmedabad Range during 1987-1988 communal riots. He took M.B.A. and received Ph.D. from Gujarat University. He has contributed many articles at All India Police Science Congress and was guest faculty at national Police Academy and the other Police Training Institutes,. Dr. Kannupillai has to his credit two books An Introduction to Caste System and Politics in Tamilnadu and Hinduism Varna and caste.

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Title
Communal Violence: A Sociological Study of Gujarat
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8175413026
Length
208p., Tables; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.
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