EyanKhan
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In Indian context i agree as far as the "ruling" goes , Turks have had considerable more successYaar what he wanted or didn't want to do is one thing but when you look at history, Pashtuns kings had only three empires in India - Lodis(small empire in the North), Suris( again only in the North), Durrani (only limited to Punjab). [Not counting ghourids here since we are not sure of their ethnic background)
Compare this with the raids of Ghaznavi, then the setting up of the Delhi Sultunate by Qutnudding Aibak , a Turk followed by two more Turkic empires i.e. Khiljis and Tughlaqs. Khiljis are credited with kepping the Mongols at bay and Tughlaqs formed the largest dynasty of the Delhi Sultunate period. This was followed by Timur's invasion (another Turk). Later the Mughal empire which was the Greatest Muslim empire in South Asia and also one of the greatest overall in Indian history was also Turkic. The nvasion of Nadir Shah in 1739, he too was an Afsharid Turkmen.
As you can see , I believe that at least 80 % of all Muslim military success in South Asia can be attributed to Turks.
Let them , they in the end forget that the Bastard killed their and our ancestors alikeGhaznavi becomes a sensitive topic amongst Indians only when some Pakistanis start celebrating his temple destruction spree in North India in the 11th century. Any self respecting Indian and/or Hindu would feel offended.
He killed for the loot, not for the glory , not at all for the religion , not for the formation of a great state , nothing just loot , rape and plunder