I agree with the management of AAP in saying that their purpose is to unite India and not to divide India.  This ought to be the aim of all political parties.  If India is united only then it can advance and make progress.  Divided nations do not move forward.  Hence, Ms. shazia' remarks about inciting Muslim community to become a 'communal group' deserves to be condemned.  Either she does not understand the meaning of being a 'communal' or her eyes are only to win an election by getting maximum Muslim votes by hook or crook.  It appears from her statement that she is an isolationist, segregationist and want to see a Muslim community as a monolithic community.  In any case, a person with this type of ideology should not be encouraged to run for an election.  It is a very serious matter and all political parties ought to probe the ideology of their candidates before awarding a party ticket for an election.  In the long run, this type of ideology gives birth to a civil war and revolution which, needless to say, are detrimental to the progress and well-being of any country.