Gujarat genocide, first accounts: video

ok I take it back...jeez ........

whether one believes in resurrection or reincarnation, or does not believe in any religion, there is no escape from sin.

people ignorant of their own religion do such things.

i have already talked about kashmir.  kashmir was a mistake.  average indian does not know the situation in kashmir.  what he/she knows is kashmir was a part of ancient nation of bharat and that pakistan wants to take it in the name of religion.  and i think the same is with the pakistanis.  but the sufferers are the kashmiris.

thank you amah and liyala for your well wishing.

you know s666,
i commend you... really i do! on your optimism... i sincerely absolutely hope that you are right in your optimistic viewpoint.
about narender modi and others... i watch and wait for their trials knowing that he will go free or he will be not-in-jail and his trial would be so long drawn out that he will die of old age before he gets convicted and or punished...
muslim president and sikh prime-minister, what are you kidding me??? there were minorities in congress and parliament when the massacre at the golden temple happened, and they were there when babri masjid was demolished... and they were in positions of power when the australian missionary and his sons were burnt alive in their jeep... and they were part of that party for countless other instances of oppression against minorities... sure not all hindus will cremate alive their neighbours... but watch out.

amah wrote: Those who suffered, whose family members were raped and slaughtered and burnt alive, can NEVER forget it , my brother!! And it hasn't changed for those people who are still displaced from their homes. Do you think these people get any peaceful sleep at night? Try to put yourself in their place and tell me....

dear sister, consider my case.  my relatives were burnt alive in kashmir.  my grand father was displaced from his home just because he was hindu.  i thought that muslims were barbarians until my father told that my great grand mother was a muslim and that chauvinists are from both communities.

you need not ask me to empathise them.  i have already suffered.  i have had my counselling for years together.

amah wrote: Blown out of proportion??????? I have no words to describe my disappointment!! These incidents are a blotch on the image of "secular" India. The people who are responsible for such violence should be severely punished. I am sorry but I feel you have no sympathy for those who suffered.

if you are an indian you will know the situation which exists here.  my fellow muslims know how we treat them.

india has been secular and will remain secular.