Secondly, the community should not place confidence in too many guides, however, well meaning they might be. This is fraught with the risk of fragmenting the votes. While democratic rights of everyone must be respected, one should realize the fact that chaos and confusion could be the worst enemy of Muslim at this critical juncture. The community and the organisations guiding the Muslim choices for vote would do well by conforming to the agenda chalked out by them. Finally, it is apprehended that the questions like Kargil would be used for communal polarisation.
Some hints are already available.
Muslims would have to refuse walking into the trap.