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Indian Media to be banned from showing file footage of Babri Mosque demolition

anything like this should be banned everywhere in world,
today's world need peace not hate
 
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The spectacle laid bare tall claims of secularism ... May Mr.Jinnah rest in peace for he had foreseen the future of muslim majority in united India.

Given Pakistan's current condition - you would have to be very optimistic indeed if you think Mr. Jinnah is resting in peace.
 
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No i am happy to see the hypocrite face of India and Its fake democracy exposed once again.By favoring ban on Media for showing the uncivilized act of Hindu militants
If people start feeling happy for the problems of another country, the rest of the world will be partying day and night on Pakistan's name.
1. So you justify destruction of Babri Mosque by Hindus because Mughal invaders destroyed temples many centuries back?
Babri masjid destruction was wrong. Its a shame that it happened and most of India accepts it. But honestly, can you even compare the extremist Hindus with extremist Muslims in your country?
They are fanatic Hindus of course. But they are not organized and they do not dedicate themselves to the ideology. They don't have weapons training and they don't blow up themselves and kill their own people. Do you see them bombing cities on a daily basis? Did they make my country feature in all the 'not to be proud of lists' in the world?


2. So you accept that there is NO difference between Indian "democracy, secularism" and foreign Invasion ?

You are not doing a favor to your county by trying to prove India is some how worse than Pakistan. If you are entertained by that, its fine. but if you are serious, you gotta get out of that bubble.

And you did not answer my question. Do you think the moguls were right in destroying 1000's of temples and committing a mass genocide in India?
 
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Govt bans bulk SMSes and MMSes ahead of Ayodhya verdict


NEW DELHI: As a measure of abundant caution in the face of Ayodhya verdict, the government on Wednesday banned bulk SMSes and MMSes for three days with immediate effect.

The ministry of communications issued the order in consultation with the ministry of home affairs.

The order has been issued to all mobile telecom service providers in the country for "banning all bulk SMSes and MMSes in all service areas with immediate effect for next 72 hours".


The step comes two days before the verdict by the Allahabad high court on the title suit of Ramjanambhoomi- Babri Masjid dispute on Friday.

The government is apprehensive that some extreme elements may foment trouble by inciting communal passions after the delivery of the judgement.

Earlier in the day, home minister P Chidambaram appealed for peace and caution against rushing to any inappropriate conclusion over the judgement.

Read more: Govt bans bulk SMSes and MMSes ahead of Ayodhya verdict - The Times of India Govt bans bulk SMSes and MMSes ahead of Ayodhya verdict - The Times of India
 
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