policy research working paper of World Bank in 2013 calls India's unorganized sector 'Persistent'20. It says, the transformation of India's unorganized sector is important to its modernization, growth, and attainment of regional economic equality. Several key facts about India's unorganized sector in manufacturing and services are- First, the unorganized sector is large, accounting for more than 99 percent of establishments and 80 percent of employment in manufacturing. Second, the unorganized sector is stubbornly persistent -- it accounted for 81 percent of manufacturing employment in 1989 and 2005. Third, this persistence is not due to particular subsets of industries or states, as most industries and states show limited change in unorganized sector employment shares. Fourth, the degree to which localized unorganized activity exists is important as it is associatedis a need to understand the linkages of programs such as 'Make in India' and loss of livelihood and life of Bahujans. While the cow vigilantes are directly attacking the Bahujans on large scale through violence and disrupting their life, there are definite beneficiaries of this violence. The large scale organized abattoirs, dairy, etc, highly subsidized and supported by the Government are the direct beneficiaries.

The silence of Muslim politicians is glaringly loud, as coming mostly from upper caste backgrounds they have always neglected the plights of pasmanda Muslims. There are direct political and financial benefits that they reap due to the violence around. This situation needs to be understood as a Bahujan issue and not an issue of Muslims or Dalits only.

[Special thanks to Professor Shafiullah Anis, Glocal