My friend I think we need to get on realistic ground first of all the fulmination going in our country is against vote rigging that is very important for our democracy to get strenghtened and is purely not a squabble. Operation going on is not a civil war . Stop exacerbating the operation named zarb-e-azb as civil wars are against separitists movements and talabans are neither separitists nor they belong from pakistan they are sent by Afghans and that is why if there is some sort of crisis in TTP, Afghani talabans arrives to finish that.
We donot accuse your PM to be a muderrer your own political party MIM and your well known politician Akbaruddin owaisi accuses Modi and BJP to be responsible for what happened in 2002 in Gujrat we donot have any problem with that but we are having woes of demolishation of Babri masjid because we are Muslims.Why would we malign your PM because we are jealous thats the peak of hilarity. Its your country we donot have to do anything with that.We are passionate about making our own country prosperous what we will be done with if our youth keeps the passion same.
Church that was set on ablaze was due to blasephemy that was done by christians and our government took strict notice of that and nothing else was done or is done against the ethics of christians. There is a minute killing of Ahmadis and our media aggravates for its rating Sikhs are living peacefully in our country we donot force them to unveil their heads or to do any other thing.
Last but not least keeping our cultural rivalaries aside and being honest fate of kashmir cannot be decided by bellingering among ourselves and forcefully sending the army and fight but by plebscite and even U.N supports it. Our media is our problem it is maligning everything in our country by which our international reputation is getting worse day by day. You have got tremendous media internationally now see we both are facing flood but still our flood is being exacerbated day by day by our media and yours is not even discussed so much internationally which is very good.
OK, you are discussing civilly without insulting or trying to score points, so let me respond.
1) Of course politicians accuse each other of all things, is that new? Accusations and allegations will always go on between politicians. But our independent judiciary, all the courts including the Supreme court of India have decided that such accusations against Modi do not hold any water. There was no evidence whatsoever to link Modi to the riots. Every independent commision has concluded that. So it is time Pakistanis stop repeating that tired old lie. The horrible riots in Gujarat in 2002 were perpetrated by hindu and muslim mobs, not by Modi.
2) It wasn't just a church set ablaze, there were also riots. And similar riots have happened in the past as well. "Blasphemy" is not an excuse for mass murder. We do not live in the dark ages of Europe, when every perceived blasphemy led to entire towns being massacred. Besides that, Shias have been massacred with guns and bombs. Hazaras in public places, Shia pilgrim in buses, etc etc. So Pakistanis don't have the moral legitimacy to criticize Indians on this matter - 2002 was the last major religious riot in the country. (An even worse one happened in 1984.) Both Indians and Pakistanis have a bad record of religious hatred - but India has been improving tremendously in that regard.
3) Babri mosque should not have been demolished. I wonder though if you are aware of how many thousands of temples were razed to the ground by muslims in the past few hundred years? Including the place where Babri mosque used to be - that was built after destroying a Ram temple. Rama is a major god for hindus, and that spot is his supposed birthplace. Do you think muslims would tolerate a hindu temple on Mecca or Medina or some such holy site? That being said, the mosque should NOT have been destroyed - a temple should have been built alongside. I do not support destroying anything.
4) About minority rights in general (since you mentiones that Sikhs and ahmedis are treated wel), you have to admit that they are still considered lesser citizens than you. In India, everybody is equal in the eyes of the state, irrespective of caste or creed. In Pakistan, can a sikh ever be PM? Even a puppet one, as you earlier charged MMS of being? Can a christian? A hindu? You also said (erroneously) that sikhs are not represented in the top ranks of the Indian army - that's a complete fib, as I explained. Now you tell me, how many sikhs or hindus have been army chiefs or even Lt generals or Major generals in the Pak army? BTW, if an Ahmedi has to get a passport, s/he has to sign declaration stating that their religion is false and that their prophet is an impostor. Do you see India making muslims sign something like that about Muhammad? I can go on and on - the fact of the matter is that India's secular credentials are far, far better than Pakistan's, a few riots notwithstanding.
5) About Kashmir: As far as we Indians are concerned, there is no "Kashmir issue" anymore, other than our will to prevent Pakistani terrorists from sneaking in and causing trouble. It is a state of the Indian union, just like any other. (With a few additional priviledges though.) The UN resolution and all that happened 60 years ago; since then, a lot of changes have happened. Pakistan, which kept trying to take our Kashmir, got cut in two, and has been permanently rendered incapable of daring to challeneg us openly again. More to the point, we have put in our blood and sweat to make Kashmir what it is today - not just the blood of our soldiers who defended it, but the sweat and money of the Indian taxpayers that built all the civic infrastructure in the state. After having painstakingly built roads and railways and schools and universities and hospitals and airports and tunnels and businesses in the state over the past 60 years, do you really think we care anymore for Pakistan's claims, or the UN resolution signed with a Pakistan that was twice its size way back then?
I'll put it quite simply - India will not give an inch of Kashmir away. I'm not saying this to sound combative; it is the reality. Indians have always considered it part of India, and now the region is economically well integrated into India. Nobody - and I mean NOBODY - in India, of any major political party or religious organization ever speaks about dissociating Kashmir from India.
50 years back, India was a dirt poor country with no infrastructure or prospects. But today, Kashmiris know the value of being part of the multi trillion dollar economy of India. Kashmir by itself cannot be a viable state for long - not without the immense resources of the Indian union. Just take what is gong on now for instance - could an independent Kashmir carry out such a massive rescue effort? No, that needs a mammoth army and civil defence force, which only large countries can have. 50 years ago, Kashmiris may have even been better off being with Pak. But today, it is plainly evident that being part of India is far preferrable to joining Pakistan or being a tiny land locked country with no resources. That is why seperatists do not get any attention anymore, and ordinary Kashmiris repose faith in the Indian democracy - they voted in record numers in the past election. Like any other state, they have their own state govt and representation in the central govt. I'm sure you being a Paksitani would appreciate the fact that such political and social stability coupled with increasing economic prospects is an exception, not a norm in the neighbourhood.
About the last line in your post, there is a reason for that - the floods don't affect India as drastically as it affects Pak. The area affected is a small percentage of our total area, one state among 29 states. But a large chunk of Pak has been affected.