Re: laws should be strong enough
by shubasrikrishna on Apr 10, 2014 07:02 PM
If we impassionately look at the reasons for all these communal problems it is this: The change in demography. Due to non implementation of family planning the population of the minorities have been growing in geometric progression. This has led to insecurity in the majority population. The Jats are the the only caste in Hindus who are aggressive and can exert their rights. They just did that. The only way to solve this problem is to maintain a demographic status quo and enforce a strict two child policy for all Indians , irrespective of religion. This will be strongly oppossed by minoritties but in fact it will do them a world of good. The economy and per capita gdp will improve. The inflation will reduce as demand will come down.
Re: Re: laws should be strong enough
by urmila das on Apr 10, 2014 07:20 PM
population of Iindia 1950: Majority Community: 73 % All Minorities: 27% 2014: Majority Community: 75% All Minorities: 25%
Re: Re: laws should be strong enough
by nurul saiyed on Apr 10, 2014 07:23 PM
my dear intelligent friend, what u want to teach is wrong. proportion of population of all religion is same, right from 1950s. If you don't believe, then go to statistical departments website. You know what is the real reason behind these riots? Cheap politics by people like u
Re: Re: laws should be strong enough
by nurul saiyed on Apr 10, 2014 07:27 PM
my dear intelligent friend, what u want to teach is wrong. proportion of population of all religion is same, right from 1950s. If you don't believe, then go to statistical departments website. You know what is the real reason behind these riots? Cheap politics by people like u
Re: Re: Re: Re: laws should be strong enough
by Alpine Walker on Apr 10, 2014 08:47 PM
Where did Urmila get this kind of fancy figures from? Muslim population was lessthan 2 crores and now they are 30 crores. The day u get wiped out u will understand but it will be too late.
Can the minority community not think for themselves? If India has to become truly secular, how can members of any community follow orders of their seminary on whom to vote?
Re: Will wait for order from Deoband! Really!
by urmila das on Apr 10, 2014 07:01 PM
Enough is Enough. We will not TOLERATE ANY RIOT AGAINST ANY COMMUNITY - SIKHS, CHRISTIAN, JAINS, BUDDHISTS OR MUSLIMS. NO ATROCITIES ON WOMEN, DALITS, CHILDREN. WE WISH TO ASSURE ALL THE MUSLIMS AND OTHER MINORITIES THAT WE (MAJORITY COMMUNITY) WILL DIE FIRST IN PROTECTING YOU BEFORE ANY BODY KILLS YOU IN THE NAME OF RELIGION OR PARTY POLITICS. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. INDIA IS A SECULAR COUNTRY AND WE BELIEVE IN THE SECULARISM IN TRUE SENSE OF THE TERM. THOSE WHO ARE INVOLVED IN RIOTS ARE NOT TRUE HINDUS. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
Re: Re: Will wait for order from Deoband! Really!
by chandra sekar on Apr 10, 2014 07:58 PM
Before making such tall promises, first get everyone follow an Uniform civil code. Let everyone pledge they won't have more than two children(all wives included). Let everyone say Country First and Religion next. Let every one pledge they won't target girls of other religion and marry from their own religion. 90% the problems will be solved by this
Re: displaced hindus, anyone?
by Bhavesh nayak on Apr 10, 2014 06:01 PM
Good question...sadly it has remained part of comments, and not part of the journalistic community...
Re: displaced hindus, anyone?
by Vishvaksenah E on Apr 10, 2014 06:36 PM
Saagar Bhatia, You are absolutely right. If there is some sort of pain to the followers of religion of peace due t their own misadventure, then secularism is in peril.
But if their arrogance is able to cause pain to the Hindus, then all things are well and happy...and the news is never heard again.
Sadly this is how secularism is practised in India- the land which has been saturated with the ideology of beloved Bapuji- father of present day India.
