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Anil

Anil — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

As a seasoned politician Varun Gandhi has succeeded in hogging the political limelight by uttering something nonsence in this plural country where diversity is a way of life, it would have been better to just neglect his utterings. The media lapped the issue; the Election Commission overstepped and the result was that Varun Gandhi stole the thunders from the Hindu chauvanists

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Dear Anil

Thanks for comment , but please say something about the examples given in the article, also suggest solutions of these problems, be part of this process those suffering because of tag of secularism they are also human being . Three boys killed in Meerut were also human being but no human right activist raise voice why? If this is the fees of secularism then we all should make our mind as the next number may be of ours

Charan Devesh

Charan Devesh — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Dear Amit,

secularism is the most understood word in our country. Secularism means ’SARV DHARM SAM BHAV’ but ironically our only national party congres has changed its meaning and terated secularism as ’SARV DHARM SARV BHAV’. It is the geneisis that has given birth to ultra hindu nationalism. Hinduism is a culture which assimilates every culture. On this only hinduism survives through out the centuries.

Varun Speech may appease Hindu sentiments which thrives on the negativity of JEHAD by so called Muslims. I am not advocating that whatever Muslims are doing is write. Terrorism has no culutre no religion. It is a mind set which tries to caputre popular imagination though guns. remove poverty and terrorism will loose its ground. Please do nt justify Varun act on the ground of MUslim extremism’ . Please unite souls and united souls will take care of terrorism.

with due regards

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Thanks Devesh, It is teally good that you are respecting your legacy of Sarv Dharm .............” but they are not when 3 chaps were killed brutally at Meerut by Muslims ,killer gave no heed on Sarv Dharm....., but yes our leaders and media rerspected that and no body disclosed this pthetic incedent , you know why ,, because those killed were Hindus and follower of Sarv dDharm..., Varun Is Wrong but At that time was our society Including media protected Muslim killer and no justic eto killed ones Why???????????????????????If a Muslim terrorist killed by Army all humenist cries but not for Hindus Why? You are respecting Sarv .. but they are not also please visit Muslim areas in Dalhi ask them not to create habok when Muslim terrorists will be hunted in future.

Sorry if harsh but we Hindus have no mean to express as media is for Muslims only.

Sachin Kumar

Sachin Kumar — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

We can’t justify fanaticism. Religion is a way of living life. Unity in diversity is our greatest strength and we can’t allow Varun Gandhi or any body else to disrupt communal harmony of nation.

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Thanks Sachin ,

When you are walking by the side of the road and somebody on bike slaps you without reason what will be your reaction , whether you will ask religion of the guy or will react immediately in order to protect your self. And if your sister is with you the situation may be grim,you will look help from nearby passers but if those passing say do anything to both of them as they are Hindus and standing in Muslim area or vise versa?????So when they killed three chaps in Meerut nobody supported them or even media ignored the incident why?But killing of terrorists in Kashmir becomes issue as terrorist belongs to Muslim community.How many Hindus were killed in Ayodhya Have any Idea? No human right activist inquired about it.Why ? My only motto is get answer Why Hindus are living in fear here in India?

Neha Finney

Neha Finney — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

`innovation leads to success’– innovation does not mean resorting to violence!

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Dear Neha ,

welcome , please say somthing about the incident held at Meerutin 2008 May , why not you are saying about incidents coated in the article , please say somthing ,it is request for the sake of those who are suffering on the name of secularism.

Thanks

Sachin Kumar

Sachin Kumar — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Dear Amit

Secularism is the soul of this country . We can’t justify the words of Varun Gandhi only because Hindus have also suffered due to Mohammedan fundamentalism. Religion is a way of living life, don’t let it turn into an opium. We can’t wash the blood stains by blood. Political parties may follow the policy of minority appeasement or majority fundamentalism but we have to preserve the history of communal harmony .

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

According to Mahatma Gandhi Non Violence is the weopon of strong ones but since Independence our nation is suffering on the name of non-violence. How many times we Hindus will have to secrifice?

Sanwali

Sanwali — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

When I was reading your article I could feel that whatever you have written is right except for the support to Varun Gandhi. The example of Parerna Kaul that you have quoted reminds me of something. Sometimes back Shabana Azmi created hype that being a muslim, she was not allowed to purchase a house in some particular area in mumbai. But this lady is thrown out of her own house and no one in bothered, because she is not a muslim.

See I have nothing against muslims but I hate extremists in any religion. But yes I have observed that Islam is a pampered religion. They are given the privileges over the other religion. Maybe in a fear that by not doing so, people might invite some trouble from muslim extremists.

Please don’t keep hatred in your heart for any religion. Remember people who refused to give land for the burial of Mumbai terrorists were also muslims.

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Dear Sanwali Shabana Azmi,s case is not exception when Mumbai was going through face lift even Lata Mangeshkarand no of other dignatries lost their houses for modernisation of Mumbai.

Neha Finney

Neha Finney — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

I feel for the boys killed in Meerut but neither Muslims nor Hindus are a minority and are equally strong who need to stand up for themselves and solve their problems in a non violent way ultimately bloodshed leads to more bloodshed and there is no end to revenge.

Sriharsha Ujjani

Sriharsha Ujjani — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

First of all let congratulate you on taking varun’s side. Happy to meet somebody who has the nerve to come out openly supporting a hindu cause.

Ms Neha feels for the killed hindu boys she says we need to stand up for ourselves and when we do she calls us violent. May be she means standing up means literally standing up and do nothing.

Mr. Sachin feels secularism is the soul and we should preserve the history of communal harmony nice thought indeed. I want to know if sombody’s own near and dear ones are killed in mumbai bombings will he still feel the same way.

Dear Amit you have started good work please keep it up. Dont worry about people who want to be secular who dont mind handing over the country to terrorists and finally make terrorism the religion of India all in the name of class I grade bull shit called non-violence.

Neha Finney

Neha Finney — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

By becoming violent you are becoming terrorists yourself, `the brain wins over the brawn’ hope u realize this!

Sriharsha Ujjani

Sriharsha Ujjani — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

So now Ms neha calls talking about self defense as terrorism I wonder may be she calls all the terrorists the fathers of communal harmony who should be worshipped. In the name of communal harmony may be we should even invite terrorists to bomb us and we keep quiet and show the world how impotent and communally harmonious and peace loving paople we are. Jai ho. Just talking about self defense upsets these people. For the time being Our congress govt is doing just that.

Afzal Guru has said ”he does not regret what he has done and doesnt expect any mercy to be shown” But our country which is under foriegn rule says he should be pardoned. And for Kasab he is given five star facilities and even a govt paid lawyer to defend himself. Wow Our country is paying the terrorists to defend themselves. that is indirect way of telling terrorists ”Please come and bomb us we will treat you as our most revered guests, and and the more people you kill the more nicely you will be looked after.” We are truly practising ”Atithi Devo bhava” Our (pseudo)secular govt has given one more ideal ”Svajan Ghaatuko Bhava” (Become the slayer of your own People”. Jai Secularism.

Finally if self defense means terrorism I want to become the best at it.

i just hope the day will not come when these secular people have to lose their own kith and kin due to communally harmonious activities of terrorists.

I have a doubt may be these so called secular and non-violent people are even eagerly awaiting such an incident to happen so that they can keep quiet and exhibit their secular nature to the wholoe world. All the best.

Neha Finney

Neha Finney — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

Amit Vashist

Amit Vashist — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +0000

it is the right weapon, you know laughter is best medicine ever and if person is secular the effect will be infinit. But donotlaugh on killed ones, on the name of secularism

Anil

Anil — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Varun Gandhi never claimed himself as an alumni of the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE). The journos twisted the facts. In fact he was the student of a disdtance-leaning course and once did attend a summer school at LSE. Little wonder, ”Varun was never with us, clarifies London School of Economics

London”

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), another prestigious London institution of higher learning, refused to comment on reports that Gandhi had done his Master’s from the school.

Meanwhile, the LSE spokesman said an online petition seeking to dissociate the LSE and SOAS faculty, staff, students and alumni ”from the values recently expressed by” Varun Gandhi had no official sanction. ”It is up to individuals to sign such petitions,” he added.