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@SQ8 ..
1- I am not sure if India is completely successful in it, but for now, we are not doing as badly as Pakistan...
In general, in India, we assume that we are a hugely diverse nation...So it is well-accepted fact that we may find a different kinds of food, behavior, and difference in opinion when you travel more than 100 KM in India...
2- In general, Hindus, in general, are docile in nature...As we do not have any concept of conversion, so there is not any serious urge for the missionary concept of religious conversion which is of course different than Hindus react when they worry about themselves being converted to others. So it is eliminating any probability of a majority population in their thought process getting engaged in use less task of providing why one's religion is supreme.
But my thought process about TTP - KP issue is different. I feel you should not see within the framework of the cultural prism. You should consider TTP or anyone who is anti-national, in the same prism...Just think about India and the Kashmir issue....Even if during the BJP tenure, you must have observed the difference between Indians who are Hindus and Muslims, Almost all of the Muslim leadership as well as Muslim intellectuals support the same narrative as per New Delhi...Our political establishment from both mainstream, as well as cultural level, are equivocal supporting our nationalistic narrative. But in Pakistan, i am amazed to see, there are still people, political parties, and a good amount of intellectuals who have double thoughts in condemning terrorist and their supporters...So prior to taking any action on TTP, you need to come up with a unified no-nonsense approach to how to deal with children's killer TTP without any double thoughts.....