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Narendra Modi and Amit Shah harvest hate in India: The bumper crop is blood
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Start reading the twitter posts in response to such videos posted, you will know that majority of Indian hindus are supporting this genocide.
And on PDF, we can't trust an opinion of an Indian hindu.
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They want to, but in my view, they can't. It is too large a population. What they are striving for is to further downgrade Muslims and convert them from second class citizens, to third class, with hardly any rights.
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False equivalence that most indians like you perpetuate. It was never a both side thing. It was a clear cut pogrom and the victims are muslims. Whatever little casualties hindus suffered was because of self-defense.
The fact is , Indian hindus are bigots and racists to the core. They are incredibly intolerant and devoid of empathy. It is no wonder they elected the butcher of Gujrat as their PM.
Remember , Modi was not imposed on India. It is the Indian people who brought him to power. I believe it says more about indian people , especially indian hindus than modi himself.
Carry on with your deflection and "both" sides nonsense.
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After all the Indian Muslims are killed off who do you think they will turn to next?
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If you ask me, I have yet to see a single Indian Hindu poster on PDF, who has balanced views, about Pakistan and Muslims of subcontinent. Ultimately, most of them have a "Hindutvadi", hidden somewhere in their conscious, which pops up here and there.
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Probably themselves. They won't mess with Pakistan because unlike indian Muslims, bangladesh etc, Pakistan can permanently wipe india and indians off the face of the earth and from the universe and they know it. If Pakistan couldn't, they would have attacked us by now. Please remember, BOTH indian Muslims and indian hindus/sikhs hate Pakistan and Pakistanis with an abnormal obsession that you could never understand. That's why they don't deserve any sympathy from us.
If you ask me, I have yet to see a single Indian Hindu poster on PDF, who has balanced views, about Pakistan and Muslims of subcontinent. Ultimately, most of them have a "Hindutvadi", hidden somewhere in their conscious, which pops up here and there.
Which is why ALL indians should be banned permanently from PDF.
You do know that indian Muslims hate Pakistan and Pakistanis just as much if not more than indian hindus and sikhs do. So why should we care about them?
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No doubt, in what you are saying. What I was saying is that knowing that such a large population can not be eliminated, the aim of Hindutvadis appear to be to convert these Muslims to the lowest of the lowest cadre, with hardly any soul or pride, left in them.
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Modi ji is just laying the foundation of Greater Hindustan, next two terms should be of Yogi ji to complete the building.
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That is true .. even the Indian "secular" liberals support this pogrom against Muslims and the ethnic extermination.
Pakistani Liberals who have a love affair with the Indian neoliberal, are always willing to appease them.
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Mob attack on Muslim man in India's capital captured in dramatic photograph
Mohammad Zubair was on his way home from a local mosque when he came across a large crowd
Published: February 27, 2020 16:36Compiled by Sara Al Shurafa and Reuters
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Mohammad Zubair was on his way home from a local mosque in northeast New Delhi when he came across a large crowd. He turned towards an underpass to avoid the commotion; it proved to be a grave mistake. Within seconds, he was cowering on the ground surrounded by more than a dozen young men, who began beating him with wooden sticks and metal rods. Blood flowed from his head, spattering his clothes. The blows intensified. He thought he would die.Image Credit: Reuters
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Zubair provided his version of events at a relative's home in another part of the capital, his head wrapped in bandages. The mid-afternoon attack on Monday, captured in a dramatic Reuters photograph, came against a backdrop of tension and violence. Near the area of the Indian capital where it occurred, Muslim and Hindu protesters had been fighting pitched battles for hours across a concrete and metal barrier that divided the main thoroughfare, throwing rocks and primitive petrol bombs. But the sight of a mob screaming pro-Hindu slogans suddenly turning on an unarmed individual, apparently because he was a Muslim, was a sign that growing tensions between members of India's two dominant religions may be hard to contain.Image Credit: Reuters
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"They saw I was alone, they saw my cap, beard, shalwar kameez (clothes) and saw me as a Muslim," Zubair told Reuters. "They just started attacking, shouting slogans. What kind of humanity is this?" However, BJP spokesman Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga said his party did not support any kind of violence, including the attack on Zubair. He blamed rival parties for stoking the chaos during U.S. President Donald Trump's visit in order to damage India's image. "This was 100 percent pre-planned," he said of the violence, adding that his party or its policies had nothing to do with the chaos. Reuters has no independent evidence that the protests were planned in advance.Image Credit: Reuters
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Delhi police were not immediately available for comment on the attack on Zubair. Since cruising back to power in May, Modi has pursued a Hindu-first agenda that has emboldened his followers and left India's 180 million Muslims reeling. Hindus account for about 80 per cent of the population. Now opponents and supporters of the law, largely divided between Muslims and Hindus, are facing off against each other. Some say the polarization evokes a dark chapter in India's past. "The violence is now happening in tiny pockets of Delhi and reminds you of the beginning of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots," said Yogendra Yadav, a political scientist who leads a small political party opposed to the BJP.Image Credit: Reuters
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Modi appealed for calm on Wednesday after at least 24 people were killed and hundreds more wounded in some of the worst sectarian violence in New Delhi in decades. The citizenship law behind the unrest is one of several steps taken by Modi's government since its re-election that have appealed to the Hindu majority. In August, it stripped Kashmir, India's only Muslim-majority state, of its special status, a move which Modi defended as a way of integrating the region with the rest of the country.Image Credit: Reuters
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Before this week's clashes in New Delhi, 25 people had been killed in running battles between protesters and police across the country. That number has now nearly doubled after two days of arson, lootings, beatings and shootings in parts of northeastern New Delhi that police forces have struggled to contain. Delhi police said in a statement late on Tuesday that they were making every effort to contain the clashes and urged people to maintain the peace. Witnesses said police and paramilitary forces were patrolling the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday. Parts of the riot-hit areas were deserted.Image Credit: Reuters
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An unconscious Zubair was eventually dragged to safety by fellow Muslims who came to his aid after throwing stones to disperse his attackers. The 37-year-old, who makes a living doing odd jobs, was rushed to hospital where he was treated for wounds to his head and released late on Monday. "I was thinking 'I'm not going to survive this'," he recalled. "I was remembering my Allah." Image Credit: Reuters
remembering the proud indian muslims..
watch
as the saying goes reap what you sow... bad mouthing Pakistan not such a good idea?
Mohammad Zubair was on his way home from a local mosque when he came across a large crowd
Published: February 27, 2020 16:36Compiled by Sara Al Shurafa and Reuters
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Mohammad Zubair was on his way home from a local mosque in northeast New Delhi when he came across a large crowd. He turned towards an underpass to avoid the commotion; it proved to be a grave mistake. Within seconds, he was cowering on the ground surrounded by more than a dozen young men, who began beating him with wooden sticks and metal rods. Blood flowed from his head, spattering his clothes. The blows intensified. He thought he would die.Image Credit: Reuters
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Zubair provided his version of events at a relative's home in another part of the capital, his head wrapped in bandages. The mid-afternoon attack on Monday, captured in a dramatic Reuters photograph, came against a backdrop of tension and violence. Near the area of the Indian capital where it occurred, Muslim and Hindu protesters had been fighting pitched battles for hours across a concrete and metal barrier that divided the main thoroughfare, throwing rocks and primitive petrol bombs. But the sight of a mob screaming pro-Hindu slogans suddenly turning on an unarmed individual, apparently because he was a Muslim, was a sign that growing tensions between members of India's two dominant religions may be hard to contain.Image Credit: Reuters
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"They saw I was alone, they saw my cap, beard, shalwar kameez (clothes) and saw me as a Muslim," Zubair told Reuters. "They just started attacking, shouting slogans. What kind of humanity is this?" However, BJP spokesman Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga said his party did not support any kind of violence, including the attack on Zubair. He blamed rival parties for stoking the chaos during U.S. President Donald Trump's visit in order to damage India's image. "This was 100 percent pre-planned," he said of the violence, adding that his party or its policies had nothing to do with the chaos. Reuters has no independent evidence that the protests were planned in advance.Image Credit: Reuters
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Delhi police were not immediately available for comment on the attack on Zubair. Since cruising back to power in May, Modi has pursued a Hindu-first agenda that has emboldened his followers and left India's 180 million Muslims reeling. Hindus account for about 80 per cent of the population. Now opponents and supporters of the law, largely divided between Muslims and Hindus, are facing off against each other. Some say the polarization evokes a dark chapter in India's past. "The violence is now happening in tiny pockets of Delhi and reminds you of the beginning of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots," said Yogendra Yadav, a political scientist who leads a small political party opposed to the BJP.Image Credit: Reuters
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Modi appealed for calm on Wednesday after at least 24 people were killed and hundreds more wounded in some of the worst sectarian violence in New Delhi in decades. The citizenship law behind the unrest is one of several steps taken by Modi's government since its re-election that have appealed to the Hindu majority. In August, it stripped Kashmir, India's only Muslim-majority state, of its special status, a move which Modi defended as a way of integrating the region with the rest of the country.Image Credit: Reuters
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Before this week's clashes in New Delhi, 25 people had been killed in running battles between protesters and police across the country. That number has now nearly doubled after two days of arson, lootings, beatings and shootings in parts of northeastern New Delhi that police forces have struggled to contain. Delhi police said in a statement late on Tuesday that they were making every effort to contain the clashes and urged people to maintain the peace. Witnesses said police and paramilitary forces were patrolling the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday. Parts of the riot-hit areas were deserted.Image Credit: Reuters
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An unconscious Zubair was eventually dragged to safety by fellow Muslims who came to his aid after throwing stones to disperse his attackers. The 37-year-old, who makes a living doing odd jobs, was rushed to hospital where he was treated for wounds to his head and released late on Monday. "I was thinking 'I'm not going to survive this'," he recalled. "I was remembering my Allah." Image Credit: Reuters
remembering the proud indian muslims..
watch
as the saying goes reap what you sow... bad mouthing Pakistan not such a good idea?
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The Bollywood industry which is dead silent tacitly supports RSS.
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Indian Muslims need to band up, buy defensive weapons and be prepared. Believing in the "secularism" enshrined in the constitution will not help them when Sanghi thugs are rampaging through their neighborhood with the support of their supposed government.
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stems from their utter hate of muslim for no rational reason.
Indian muslims despite their time in india are no wise... they could not see what Jinnah the glaringly obvious.
probably bangladesh...
they cant take us down ... we will just blow them away.
Murder, he wrote
Zarrar KhuhroUpdated March 02, 2020
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IN his seminal work, The End of India, which was published a year before his death, Khushwant Singh recalled the carnage of Partition with these words: “I thought the nation was coming to an end.” Decades later, Khushwant was forced to watch the same kind of carnage unfold, by design, in Narendra Modi’s Gujarat during the 2002 pogrom against Muslims. Like a latter-day Cassandra, he warned that “with a triumphant Modi as their mentor, they will repeat the Gujarat experiment all over India, unless we stop them.” And as with Cassandra, no one listened and so, years later, we see the Gujarat model repeated in Delhi itself.
And why not, given that it has and always does work so very well? Take the demolition of the Babri Masjid and the ensuing riots, which catapulted the BJP into the limelight and, perhaps more importantly, forced the political ‘mainstream’ to fight on the BJP’s ideological turf … a battle they could never hope to win. And then come the Gujarat riots, which cemented Modi as a warrior for Hindu supremacy, a mythical king reborn who would avenge centuries of humiliation and save the Hindus from extermination in their own land. To an outside observer, that belief seems ludicrous. How can the overwhelming majority, one that controls all levers of state power, be threatened by a largely powerless and under-represented minority?
But it is this snake oil, poisonous to the very touch, that sells and sells well. The credit goes to the RSS, which has worked diligently and with great patience, sowing the seeds of a toxic Hindutva that has now grown into a festering forest, its roots choking all other life and its canopies blotting out the sun itself. It is under this shade that a slow-motion genocide flowers. Hate, fear and murder are good for the vote bank, it seems.
And, as in Gujarat, it is aided and abetted by the very police force that should be preventing it. In countless videos we see the police escorting mobs of Hindutva extremists who proudly boast of the police’s support. In another we see uniformed police officers smashing CCTV cameras to allow the mobs full rein without fear of identification.
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Here then is the Gujarat model for the modern era.
In another video we see several young men, all Muslim, badly beaten and bloody, lying on the ground as triumphant policemen stand over them forcing them to sing the Indian national anthem. “Do you still want azadi?” asks one of the policemen as he strikes his victim. “No,” the helpless man replies. The other, a man called Faizan, who was too badly injured to respond to his torturer’s jibes, later died in a local hospital. Speaking to NDTV his mother said, “He and the others were beaten up badly. He was beaten with iron rods. His legs were broken. His entire body had turned black because of the beatings.”
The judiciary, what we would assume to be the last line of defence here, is busy either ignoring or indemnifying Modi’s actions and those who defy that trend are punished. Take Justice S. Muralidhar, who heard petitions on the Delhi violence and slammed the Delhi police. He was transferred on the same day that a bench headed by him expressed “anguish” over the Delhi police not registering FIRs against incendiary hate speeches by three BJP leaders. This then, is what complete state capture looks like when the state is fascist to its core.
But how is all this possible in an age where the media is watching and camera phones are omnipresent? Well, first one makes the media itself an ally, and the majority of India’s electronic media are now staffed by the harlequins of hate, the jesters of genocide who have ranted, raved and lied their way into creating the grounds for the pogrom we saw in Delhi, and which we will see repeated, however sporadically, across India. Forget Amit Shah and Kapil Mishra, it is on Tahir Hussain that the media focus on, because how dare anyone resist a mob out to lynch them and theirs?
On social media, which too is dominated by Sanghi supporters, victims are blamed, genocide is cheered and fake news proliferates making it seem as if those being slaughtered are responsible for their fate. Much of this propaganda is then picked up and amplified by the mainstream media in an effort that would make Radio Rwanda proud.
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Here then is the Gujarat model for the modern era, and it is replicated time and again simply because … it works. Many Muslim families, their homes and livelihoods burned to ashes, are leaving the neighbourhoods in which they have lived for decades. The message has been received and it is that we can do whatever we want, whenever we want, even with the world watching. And for every heart-warming story of coexistence, there are dozens more of hate and carnage. ‘The avalanche has started, and it is too late now for the pebbles to vote.’
The writer is a journalist.
Twitter: @zarrarkhuhro
Published in Dawn, March 2nd, 2020
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