You need to look at the context and not fly off the handle at the mere mention of Pakistan or Arabs.
Nobody's "flying off the handle". This is the essence of the Indian troll brigade: making off-topic soapbox rants to the gallery while avoiding the topic. Like I wrote, this will garner praise from fellow Indians, but it does nothing to advance your point in the debate.
If you had been in a proper, real-life debate, as opposed to an internet forum, you would have been ejected long ago.
Like you claim that India wants to convince Arabs of minority treatment? Really!
Do they need to be convinced when their own record is the worst?
Do we care for them so much? Are they such political powerhouse? Don't we see their performance against the tiny Israel?
Indians (and Pakistanis and other Asians) are building their country and doing things those lazy arses can't do themselves. They will be likely riding camels as soon as the oil runs out (or even earlier).
They are not doing any favors by paying a fraction of what they pay to the whites or any other nationality to the immigrant workers who are building and running their countries.
I am talking about your mental gymnastics here with the imagination running wild about even individual Indian companies decision making progress.
And the inability to understand the basic facts about immigration and diaspora and the factors driving them.
Its not that the basic IQ is lacking to understand it. It is the prejudice that prevents being objective about issues.
This whole rant is not only silly, it shows your basic ignorance of business matters and the concpt of relation and image management. Companies, and countries, go to great lengths to present a certain image to current and potential clients.
I would recommend you don't try to make soapbox speeches on this score; it only embarrasses you by exposing your lack of understanding.
I guess even you can't deny that the vast majority go abroad on their own volition, not on "deputation".
So yes, they leave by themselves and find a job where they can. Same as for Pakistanis.
So how does it prove the absurdities that you claimed earlier?
Your passion blinds you to realities. Contrary to your assertions, the vast majority do not go to foreign countries on their own volition -- certainly not to the Gulf which has very strict visa regimens. They have to be explicitly sponsored by companies.
But, then again, why let reality interfere with soapbox rants?
Ever given a thought that this "you" included probably "you" as well?
That is the difference between "you" and "us".
And it is irreconcilable.
You think conversion changed your history.
The "you" in this context was the Hindutva philosophy. The claim was that Hindutva is compatible with secularism because it is tolerant and 'welcoming' of all faiths.
Again, soapbox speeches are no substitute for actual debate.
I have never seen any customer being concerned about the religion of the people sent in to do his work.
Not in the West and from what I hear, not even in the gulf.
I am not responsible for your lack of real world experience. It's not that people go around asking everyone's religion; these facts come out in normal relationships, when things like Christmas, Diwali or Eid approach.
Once again, it's all about image management. You won't learn it from a forum; you have to pay attention to it in real life.
This "you" is the cause of my contempt. Not the change in the way one worships God.
Spare us the revisionist self-righteousness. We all know why you have contempt for "converts" and their "alien" religion.