Zakir Nair Denies Extradition Report Is It Time Up For 'Hate Preacher'

We should take pride in what can be called the Pax Indica the peace of India. A strong, stable country with a peacable population standing as a bulwark against the evil that is blowing in the wind of the world. But there are many who do not want a peacable India. They want to create a weakened, torn, hate ravaged conglomeration on who's ruin they can rule. The ISIS did just that in syria and tried it elsewhere. Before come the radicalised fighters, come those who radicalise. One such man who has tried for years to foment and stoke radicalisations amidst young Muslims in this country is Zakir Naik. Running off-shore TV channels, he's been spouting venom into Tv sets for years. That he's failed for years is a measure of India's Plularism, but that itself cannot be a laurel for us to rest on. We're in charge now of the India we bequeath to our children, Zakir Naik does not represents that India. He's tonight in Malaysia. Hopefully to be extradited soon after Narendra Modi visited the country a few weeks ago to hasten the push. He's denying it, but the law is catching up with him. His ilk need to be made to face the full fury of India's longstanding law. Whether there are hotheads and hatemongers spewing one kind of hate or another, they have no place in India. How do we ensure we fight back? Take the voice of India to drown in our solidarity what they chose to break in their sickness. That's the question tonight, here's what's happening.