Modi gets this in return from India Muslims

[hussain0216]

He is a politician a public representative an openly declared Sanghi Hindu, he just reflects what is the ground reality and support his cadre ,you think before him their were less lynchings ? Less Islamophobia ? ,I have origins in UP in core Hindi Heartland.
When one side says 100 crore Hindus will be butchered by 15 crore muslims in 15 min, what do you think his cadre is expecting from him ?
Similar statements are made everyday.
He is pro Hindu, situations and ground realities are getting in public eye hence public statements.

Wow, India sounds like a horrendous communal nightmare

 

[ChennaiDude]

Wow, India sounds like a horrendous communal nightmare

India is a international (Exotic Buffet)- The spread is so diverse that some food dont pair well others (Example try eating Sushi with Biriyani)- So best to not mix them, eat them seperately and enjoy each for what they are- I will take this exotic Buffet anytime over Dhal Chawal!

 

[ChennaiDude]

Yeah but dhal chawal is better than a exotic buffet with cow shit smeared all over it

Atleast with dhal chawal your not picking cow shit out of your teeth after every mouthful

Lol- Calm down man- Dont blow a blood vessel- You stick to what you like- All good.

 

[lightoftruth]

Let me ask you this- Is your belief system so weak that you need People like Modi to awaken you?- The only culture I knew of growing up was Indian culture- Never for once I knew that India was Hindu culture!

When did I said Modi awaken me ? Infact the "secular" " liberals" of this country woke me up, I always believed in their ideals but never expected the benchmarking for those ideals were bashing Hinduism , Hindu festivals, Culture, their is a limit to everything and this country reached that limit long far back and so did I.
Hindu culture is a huge subset of Indian culture.

 

[ChennaiDude]

When did I said Modi awaken me ? Infact the "secular" " liberals" of this country woke me up, I always believed in their ideals but never expected the benchmarking for those ideals were bashing Hinduism , Hindu festivals, Culture, their is a limit to everything and this country reached that limit long far back and so did I.
Hindu culture is a huge subset of Indian culture.

This is what you said-"For me he is just pro Hindu"- So I assumed "he" stands for Modi...(bashing Hinduism , Hindu festivals, Culture- When did that happen-Its a few on both sides so what)

 

[Thorough Pro]

Focus on the highlighted word

"Hum Modi Ko Maarenge"!


Listen to the kid in the end.. "Hum Modi Ko Maarenge"!

This is what that came out of their mouths after
More than 20 members of a Muslim Family got successfully treated for COVID-19 by efficient team of Doctors in a Govt hospital in Indore, Madhya pradesh.

Enormous amount of money & resources must have been spent on them during treatment process.

And while Modi going all out to save your lives, help you with income, ration, security & much more

https://twitter.com/x/status/1261166553229377536

https://twitter.com/x/status/1261281856907067393

@xeuss @AfrazulMandal @The_Showstopper @jamahir @Joe Shearer @Shantanu_Left

 

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Well ... The Muslims should really go beyond slogan and pick up AK-47S and fight for their freedom!!

 

[MayaBazar]

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So you are going paint the whole community as anti-Modi due to a statement from someone?

And what has secularism has any thing to do with this?

"Hum Modi Ko Maarenge"!


Listen to the kid in the end.. "Hum Modi Ko Maarenge"!

This is what that came out of their mouths after
More than 20 members of a Muslim Family got successfully treated for COVID-19 by efficient team of Doctors in a Govt hospital in Indore, Madhya pradesh.

Enormous amount of money & resources must have been spent on them during treatment process.

And while Modi going all out to save your lives, help you with income, ration, security & much more

https://twitter.com/x/status/1261166553229377536

https://twitter.com/x/status/1261281856907067393

@xeuss @AfrazulMandal @The_Showstopper @jamahir @Joe Shearer @Shantanu_Left

I feel sorry for that little brainwashed kid.

Hopefully the embarrassed mother will learn for this incident.

So, Modi in not anti-Muslim?

That may be debatable but what is not debatable is that all Pakistanis have great love for Modi.

 

[Nilgiri]

Well ... The Muslims should really go beyond slogan and pick up AK-47S and fight for their freedom!!

They did, and did so successfully in Dhaka, CTG, Barisal, Noakhali, Sylhet, Jessore, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Tangail and many many other places.

It was an honour to help them and get that concluded.

You should see what they display about you lot in their national press club and national museum.

Before reconciling there you want to jump up and down (like your DP) about another activity at far far less intensity and scale. Eat a hypocrisy sandwich and then some more first.

 

[Clutch]

They did, and did so successfully in Dhaka, CTG, Barisal, Noakhali, Sylhet, Jessore, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Tangail and many many other places.

It was an honour to help them and get that concluded.

You should see what they display about you lot in their national press club and national museum.

Before reconciling there you want to jump up and down (like your DP) about another activity at far far less intensity and scale. Eat a hypocrisy sandwich and then some more first.

The Indian Muslims need to exterminate the Hindutva Terrorist virus!

At the crack of dawn on Dec. 5, 1992 , my mother found a poster on the door of our apartment in Mumbai (then Bombay). The poster had an image of the Babri Mosque, painted in black with men holding swords standing in a circle around the monument. It read “Chalo Ayodhya 6 December” (let’s march to Ayodhya on Dec. 6). The Babri Masjid, a 16th-century mosque built by Mughal emperor Babur in Ayodhya, a town 960 miles from Mumbai, had been a disputed structure for years; some Hindu leaders alleged that it was built over the birthplace of Lord Ram. In the 1990s, right-wing Hindu leaders and members of the conservative Bharatiya Janata Party started a polarizing movement, and ultimately called on Hindus all over the country to converge in Ayodhya on Dec. 6 to demolish the mosque.

Hindu nationalists responded to that call and climbed on top of the mosque brandishing swords. The grand mosque, a symbol of faith for India’s largest minority, was razed to the ground. Overnight the patriarch of our family, who was feted as a progressive writer and a government school teacher, was reduced to being merely a “Muslim.” Provocative speeches by leaders of the BJP and other right-wing groups fueled a whirlwind of carnage: More than 2,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed around country; Mumbai alone witnessed 500 murders.

It was then that we, the sole Muslim occupants of a Hindu residential colony, began to feel that we didn’t belong. We moved to a Muslim-dominated pocket of Mumbai -- India’s most cosmopolitan city.

BJP and its leaders who led the campaign for the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya were voted to power in the general election that followed.

Twenty-six years later, as India marks the anniversary of the demolition of the mosque, Indian Muslims continue to live their worst nightmare as they wake up each morning to humiliating and threatening discourse by legislators and members of the ruling party.

Anti-Muslim hate crimes are not just encouraged but also rewarded by those in power. According to a report on hate crimes released by Fact Checker, 76 percent of victims of hate crimes in India over the past 10 years have been Muslims. Ninety percent of these attacks have occurred since Prime Minister Narendra Modi was voted into power in 2014.

By labeling Muslims as “beef eaters” and expanding bans on the consumption of beef by putting in place new rules to curtail cow slaughter that disadvantage Muslim and lower-caste Hindus, the Hindu nationalist BJP is encouraging young Hindu men to become so-called cow vigilantes, who brandish their patriotism and faith by physically attacking Muslims. Even a rumor that a Muslim family ate beef for dinner, or a Muslim man ferried a cow to a slaughterhouse, can prove fatal in the hinterlands today.

When Muslims are not being lynched for bovine-related reasons, they are attacked for marrying Hindu girls, for sporting a beard, or for wearing a skullcap or other symbols of religious identity. They are berated on popular, state-favored news channels for being ungrateful betrayers and traitors who have no love for the national flag.

Attacks on Indian Muslims are also a part of a wider campaign to undermine the community and its rich history. The Taj Mahal is an iconic 17th-century mausoleum, built by another Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, but it is frequently disparaged in remarks by Modi’s deputies. Yogi Adityanath, Modi’s choice as chief minister of India’s largest state, Uttar Pradesh, has stated that the Taj Mahal isn’t sufficiently Indian — code for belonging to India’s Islamic past. “Foreign dignitaries visiting the country used to be gifted replicas of the Taj Mahal and other minarets, which did not reflect Indian culture,” he said at a rally in the state of Bihar last year. “Now, [Hindu] holy books such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramayana are offered as gifts.” In the past six months, names of iconic cities and railway stations such as Allahabad and Mughal Sarai named after Muslim figures have been changed to reflect Hindu culture.

The obliteration of India’s Islamic history and culture is also reflected in the rewriting of school textbooks in provinces ruled by the BJP. Mughal rulers such as Akbar and Shah Jahan who embellished India’s cultural legacy are being reintroduced in academia as debauched, villainous invaders who robbed India of its Hindu heritage.

Communal fault-lines are not new in the country. When India was partitioned in 1947 — leading to the creation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan — tens of millions of Muslims chose a secular India as their homeland; they were betting on a more promising future in a country that enshrined religious equality into its constitution. But Hindu nationalists have long claimed a greater moral right over the nation and have questioned the patriotism of Indian Muslims. And the prejudice is no longer just rhetorical. It has turned into violent hatred that has spilled onto the streets of the country.

The shift in India’s attitude toward minorities is being met with resistance and response by writers, artists and activists. Even Bollywood, which usually keeps its distance from politics, is responding in small ways. A film released in August titled “Mulk” (Nation) tells the story of a Muslim family that is forced to prove its patriotism in the face of a prejudiced police force and society. The film is a work of fiction but reflects the agony of the 180 million Muslims in India.

Ever since 1947, Muslims have consciously chosen to place their destiny in the hands of a secular India, believing in the guiding principles of democracy. That faith is now being tested every day. In 2014, when Modi was elected prime minister, Muslims knew they now had a leader who carried the stigma of ruling the state of Gujarat in 2002, when nearly 800 Muslims were massacred in a planned attack by Hindu mobs. In its verdict on those riots, the Supreme Court of India described Modi’s government at the time as “modern-day Neros” who looked elsewhere when “innocent children and helpless women were burning.”

In Modi’s India today, as acts of communal violence increase, the worst fears of Indian Muslims are coming true.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/06/modis-india-is-living-nightmare-muslims

 

[Nilgiri]

The Indian Muslims need to exterminate the Hindutva Terrorist virus!

At the crack of dawn on Dec. 5, 1992 , my mother found a poster on the door of our apartment in Mumbai (then Bombay). The poster had an image of the Babri Mosque, painted in black with men holding swords standing in a circle around the monument. It read “Chalo Ayodhya 6 December” (let’s march to Ayodhya on Dec. 6). The Babri Masjid, a 16th-century mosque built by Mughal emperor Babur in Ayodhya, a town 960 miles from Mumbai, had been a disputed structure for years; some Hindu leaders alleged that it was built over the birthplace of Lord Ram. In the 1990s, right-wing Hindu leaders and members of the conservative Bharatiya Janata Party started a polarizing movement, and ultimately called on Hindus all over the country to converge in Ayodhya on Dec. 6 to demolish the mosque.

Hindu nationalists responded to that call and climbed on top of the mosque brandishing swords. The grand mosque, a symbol of faith for India’s largest minority, was razed to the ground. Overnight the patriarch of our family, who was feted as a progressive writer and a government school teacher, was reduced to being merely a “Muslim.” Provocative speeches by leaders of the BJP and other right-wing groups fueled a whirlwind of carnage: More than 2,000 people, mostly Muslims, were killed around country; Mumbai alone witnessed 500 murders.

It was then that we, the sole Muslim occupants of a Hindu residential colony, began to feel that we didn’t belong. We moved to a Muslim-dominated pocket of Mumbai -- India’s most cosmopolitan city.

BJP and its leaders who led the campaign for the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya were voted to power in the general election that followed.

Twenty-six years later, as India marks the anniversary of the demolition of the mosque, Indian Muslims continue to live their worst nightmare as they wake up each morning to humiliating and threatening discourse by legislators and members of the ruling party.

Anti-Muslim hate crimes are not just encouraged but also rewarded by those in power. According to a report on hate crimes released by Fact Checker, 76 percent of victims of hate crimes in India over the past 10 years have been Muslims. Ninety percent of these attacks have occurred since Prime Minister Narendra Modi was voted into power in 2014.

By labeling Muslims as “beef eaters” and expanding bans on the consumption of beef by putting in place new rules to curtail cow slaughter that disadvantage Muslim and lower-caste Hindus, the Hindu nationalist BJP is encouraging young Hindu men to become so-called cow vigilantes, who brandish their patriotism and faith by physically attacking Muslims. Even a rumor that a Muslim family ate beef for dinner, or a Muslim man ferried a cow to a slaughterhouse, can prove fatal in the hinterlands today.

When Muslims are not being lynched for bovine-related reasons, they are attacked for marrying Hindu girls, for sporting a beard, or for wearing a skullcap or other symbols of religious identity. They are berated on popular, state-favored news channels for being ungrateful betrayers and traitors who have no love for the national flag.

Attacks on Indian Muslims are also a part of a wider campaign to undermine the community and its rich history. The Taj Mahal is an iconic 17th-century mausoleum, built by another Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, but it is frequently disparaged in remarks by Modi’s deputies. Yogi Adityanath, Modi’s choice as chief minister of India’s largest state, Uttar Pradesh, has stated that the Taj Mahal isn’t sufficiently Indian — code for belonging to India’s Islamic past. “Foreign dignitaries visiting the country used to be gifted replicas of the Taj Mahal and other minarets, which did not reflect Indian culture,” he said at a rally in the state of Bihar last year. “Now, [Hindu] holy books such as the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramayana are offered as gifts.” In the past six months, names of iconic cities and railway stations such as Allahabad and Mughal Sarai named after Muslim figures have been changed to reflect Hindu culture.

The obliteration of India’s Islamic history and culture is also reflected in the rewriting of school textbooks in provinces ruled by the BJP. Mughal rulers such as Akbar and Shah Jahan who embellished India’s cultural legacy are being reintroduced in academia as debauched, villainous invaders who robbed India of its Hindu heritage.

Communal fault-lines are not new in the country. When India was partitioned in 1947 — leading to the creation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan — tens of millions of Muslims chose a secular India as their homeland; they were betting on a more promising future in a country that enshrined religious equality into its constitution. But Hindu nationalists have long claimed a greater moral right over the nation and have questioned the patriotism of Indian Muslims. And the prejudice is no longer just rhetorical. It has turned into violent hatred that has spilled onto the streets of the country.

The shift in India’s attitude toward minorities is being met with resistance and response by writers, artists and activists. Even Bollywood, which usually keeps its distance from politics, is responding in small ways. A film released in August titled “Mulk” (Nation) tells the story of a Muslim family that is forced to prove its patriotism in the face of a prejudiced police force and society. The film is a work of fiction but reflects the agony of the 180 million Muslims in India.

Ever since 1947, Muslims have consciously chosen to place their destiny in the hands of a secular India, believing in the guiding principles of democracy. That faith is now being tested every day. In 2014, when Modi was elected prime minister, Muslims knew they now had a leader who carried the stigma of ruling the state of Gujarat in 2002, when nearly 800 Muslims were massacred in a planned attack by Hindu mobs. In its verdict on those riots, the Supreme Court of India described Modi’s government at the time as “modern-day Neros” who looked elsewhere when “innocent children and helpless women were burning.”

In Modi’s India today, as acts of communal violence increase, the worst fears of Indian Muslims are coming true.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/06/modis-india-is-living-nightmare-muslims

OK release a stamp about it.

 

[That Guy]

No, it's clearly audible what he is saying n see the reaction of his mother who tries to stop him.

Her face is one of embarrassment, because he said something embarrassing.

Also, audible doesn't mean undoctored.

Unagain, you're basing your entire comment on an unverified twitter post.

On second thought, would you like to buy some snake oil?

 

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OK release a stamp about it.

Here you go... Released....

 

[Ahmad Saleem]

So muslims are supposed to bow before modi and they dont have an option to have political differences?
Just because a small kid hates modi and said it so muslims have become terrorists? By the way you can find same sentences for other world leaders used by their public but this is perceived as political hate or difference but in india this becomes a communal issue. Is Modi a hindu GOD or you just need excuses to persecute muslims?

 

[MayaBazar]

So muslims are supposed to bow before modi and they dont have an option to have political differences?
Just because a small kid hates modi and said it so muslims have become terrorists? By the way you can find same sentences for other world leaders used by their public but this is perceived as political hate or difference but in india this becomes a communal issue. Is Modi a hindu GOD or you just need excuses to persecute muslims?

Why only Muslims? Any one can disagree but do you really think the kid developed an opinion? Obviously not. He is repeating the opinions of the parents or someone in the family.

Also, having a difference of opinion is not same as planning to kill someone.