Refusal by Govt to Enforce its own laws is THE Reason why this land is still such an ungovernable, primitive, backward, underdeveloped poverty-stricken stinking hell-hole. For all its talk of seeking justice and equality for the aam aadmi, successive Cong Govts at the Center have payed a blind eye to such atrocities against the lower-castes. In this fetid land, the laws are meant only for the poor and unconnected- the rich and well connected are above the law and can literally get away with murder- every time!
with other subjects, which were common for all but with the inclusion of the followings in his speech , PM has again hurt the citizen of India which r binding us to think that why we shud be proud as an Indian? rather, had we been so called minority who r 23% now, world largest msulim population in the world! why, in independence day, PM has no courage to announce that everybody is equal and will be treated as a equal citizen of India with equal right! why u make someone special for vote bank?
*Schemes for the welfare of the minorities to be taken forward
* Funds enhanced substantially for special schemes for development of districts with concentration of minorities
* Will endeavour to ensure that human rights are respected in Jammu and Kashmir and all its citizens are able to live in peace and dignity in an environment of safety and security (what endeavour to ensure so called human right? why he does not talk for kashmiri hnidus who were butchered to approx. 75000 nos. and displaced from kashmirs by 4 lakh, who r staying in India like refugee, then what so called human right to establish for msulims who did not obey the human right at first instance?)
why our PM does not declare the action against 1slamic terrorist? why there is no action? why afjal, kasab like terrorist r being fed and treated like VVIP at our ex-chequers' money? why they r not hanged till date?
Re: with PM speech, shud we be proud to-day for independence day?
by Ramesh Anand on Aug 15, 2009 03:38 PM
I agree with you Banerjee.Infact the independence day,when ever celebrated always remind me of partition of India also.On 14 India was partitioned and Pakistan was created and declared a free country and on 15 the remaing India was declared free.In other words,independence day is synonimous to partition.We achieved independence/partition over the flesh and blood of girls or over their physical bodies.The fathers beheaded their duaghters who were broughtup so affectionately over their laps,the husbands beheaded their wives and brothers their sisters.And those whose hands shook and could not behead their females,repented though out their remaining lives as the wolves looted and carried them away to rape,insult and marry too to produced children and now those children have got their own children of the age group of say 25 to 30.These children or youths joined religous terror groups,say Laskare Toiba, to devastate the world,forgetting that they came to existence because of the rape of their grand mothers.On the other hand we too forgot those wretched girls whome we beheaded or left them alive to deal themselves as best as they could.Hence it should not be a national festival of rejoice only.We should not forget those grandmothers who gave their all for this 'independence',like their grandsons.The least we could do is , before rejoicing independence day,we should bow before some memorial made in their memory,as is done at Amar Jawan Jyoti and then celebrate this painful independen
Re: Re: with PM speech, shud we be proud to-day for independence
by KK on Aug 16, 2009 07:56 PM
Ramesh Anand. I felt sorry that your Entire family was raped.May God give you some Patience.
Re: Re: with PM speech, shud we be proud to-day for independence
by Ramesh Anand on Aug 15, 2009 03:40 PM
If we donot do this this mean we are insulting them,we are laughing at them,we are ridiculing them.Infact they are the real people of India who sacrificed their all so that we could celebrate Independence Day. Govt may kindly consider my submission
India depends on Western World for Defence Products and spends Thousands of Crores on them. Need of the Hour for India is Indegenous development of Defence Products.
Education can only bring equality and justice. Education is a key to empowerment.
I heard one of the poor kid telling her mother that 'dahi' containes bacteria and therefore its not as auspicious as she thinks. I was amazed, what a little scientific knowledge can bring in the changes.
If all indians are educated, India will be a better place to live( ignoring the enhancement in dowery level for the educated young boy)
Re: Tolerance - The hallmark of Hindutuva
by D S on Aug 15, 2009 07:30 AM
Will they ever want Dalit PM (that is not a puppet like MMS) elected directly from Dalit party?
so much of blame will be heaped on him/her of being corrupt, unqualified, backward, etc.
Re: Tolerance - The hallmark of Hindutuva
by Boss on Aug 15, 2009 11:25 AM
arent we tolerant that minorities get reservations while our children cold not get through a good institut or job even after studying hard and scoring much more. arent we tolerant that the minorities blast bombs at regular intervals and backstab us but we keep quiet and do nothing. arent we tolerant that after all this people like you still question us. arent we tolerant that our so called secular party will never look into the good of hindus although we being the majority. and we vote them back!!! dont you think that we are being sttupid being so tolerant. dont you think thee is a limit. dont you think you are pressing our tolerance to hard that if it burst the results can be quite disastrous.
Re: Tolerance - The hallmark of Hindutuva
by sadaChiddi on Aug 15, 2009 10:36 AM
hey man,according to rss version of history,it is mughals who created caste system and british who cherished.I am not joking.this was said by a notorious nut case called JGN in this forum.
Re: Tolerance - The hallmark of Hindutuva
by b bharati on Aug 15, 2009 09:57 AM
letting in grossly incompetent students into IIT's M.B.B.S, Engg and every govt sector jobs is tollerant. What do u have to say to that?
