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What we, non-Muslims, are loathe or are ashamed to admit is that it is us who have been treating our Muslim brothers as aliens in the parts of our country that they have occupied ahead of us. Our distaste towards them is more for their faith than for anything else. For as long as we continue to nurture our dislike of them, for whatever reason, no amount of autonomy or money and dole-outs we give them will put an end to the internecine wars.

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