It creates latent hatred and ill will among people which generates a sense of fear and loss of faith among the citizens which becomes a big hurdle in the development of the society as the attention of citizens is diverted to non-issues. The citizens cannot put their best efforts and devotion to their duties.
Experiences show that agent provocateurs run behind or surrender to police and the innocent people face violent action. Even people passing by are injured in such clashes. Lots of public properties are also damaged in violent demonstrations or clashes among the public based on intolerance. Studies show that most of the clashes due to intolerance are caused due to psychological disorder of leaders, long discontent due to inequity or exploitation, and involvement of national or international organisations in such business due to financial greed or misconception of religious tenets or ethos.
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