Srinivas
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I think partition is inevitable.
The main reason is the religiously motivated intolerant people(Muslims who demanded partition) cannot live along side with Hindus and other religions.
Hindu majority India agreed to partition because the leaders at that time know Muslims only believe in their religious doctrine and will try to stop the progress or Govt. policies in the name of Islam. They find it difficult to follow Country's laws and they feel themselves as a different nation.
The population of Muslims is 93 Million and the population of others is 300 Million. The land was shared between the two nations based on the population ratio.
One nation started its reforms by implementing Democracy and the other started its religious indoctrination.
Muslims got their land from Bharat in 1947and they should be happy because they never thought it would be that easy to carve a separate country from Hindu Dominated India. As for Indians the most of the trouble makers in the name of Islam migrated to Pakistan and some people who started to believe in India stayed.
Partition is a good idea except that the violence and Kashmir issue would have been dealt in good manner.
As always motivated by the religious indoctrination and self proclaimed superiority Pakistan wanted to dominate India and recapture Delhi. But Pakistan never achieved its objectives through wars, the next step they took is to wage asymmetric warfare against India.
They got their land tried their religious indoctrination and now they are looking for their unfinished agenda, that is to conquer India and establish the Turkic empire and Arabic ideology.
The Fault also lies in Hindus, India remains tolerant and secular because Hindus are tolerant and easy going. They should not become hunting stock for religions who try to convert and change the very soul of India. For that we need reforms that will ensure the secular and tolerant nature of India remains in tact but the fundamentals of the Hindu religion, traditions and culture remains strong to withstand any attacks from other religions.
When Dharmic philosophy has the solution and wisdom for most of the problems in human life, there is no need to look outwards. Reforms should be initiated in this regard.
The main reason is the religiously motivated intolerant people(Muslims who demanded partition) cannot live along side with Hindus and other religions.
Hindu majority India agreed to partition because the leaders at that time know Muslims only believe in their religious doctrine and will try to stop the progress or Govt. policies in the name of Islam. They find it difficult to follow Country's laws and they feel themselves as a different nation.
The population of Muslims is 93 Million and the population of others is 300 Million. The land was shared between the two nations based on the population ratio.
One nation started its reforms by implementing Democracy and the other started its religious indoctrination.
Muslims got their land from Bharat in 1947and they should be happy because they never thought it would be that easy to carve a separate country from Hindu Dominated India. As for Indians the most of the trouble makers in the name of Islam migrated to Pakistan and some people who started to believe in India stayed.
Partition is a good idea except that the violence and Kashmir issue would have been dealt in good manner.
As always motivated by the religious indoctrination and self proclaimed superiority Pakistan wanted to dominate India and recapture Delhi. But Pakistan never achieved its objectives through wars, the next step they took is to wage asymmetric warfare against India.
They got their land tried their religious indoctrination and now they are looking for their unfinished agenda, that is to conquer India and establish the Turkic empire and Arabic ideology.
The Fault also lies in Hindus, India remains tolerant and secular because Hindus are tolerant and easy going. They should not become hunting stock for religions who try to convert and change the very soul of India. For that we need reforms that will ensure the secular and tolerant nature of India remains in tact but the fundamentals of the Hindu religion, traditions and culture remains strong to withstand any attacks from other religions.
When Dharmic philosophy has the solution and wisdom for most of the problems in human life, there is no need to look outwards. Reforms should be initiated in this regard.