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Emperor's memory causes conflicts between Hindus and Muslims in India
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Even though he died over 300 years ago, an Indian ruler is still making waves in the country's politics. Aurangzeb Alamgir has become so central to India's delicate political moment that his memory is causing sectarian violence (conflicts between different groups in a nation) across the country. The sixth emperor of the famous Mughal dynasty is considered by many critics to be a tyrant who brutalized women, razed Hindu temples, forced religious …
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