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In a democracy they have a right to protest, and some Muslims are exercising their rights.

Be it half a dozen, no matter, the point is only Muslims showed up in the protest. If I am not wrong everyone living in India is an Indian per se - Out of 1.2 billion, barely some people decried the ferocity! I personally don't agree with the idea of gathering on the streets for a purpose which concerns the people least however nothing stops one from calling spade a spade.

Anyway, when people in Pakistan protest on such cases they are taunted of Ummah and stuff and when people in India protest they actually exercise their democratic right to protest. Any idea why is it contradictory?
 
Be it half a dozen, no matter, the point is only Muslims showed up in the protest. If I am not wrong everyone living in India is an Indian per se - Out of 1.2 billion, barely some people decried the ferocity! I personally don't agree with the idea of gathering on the streets for a purpose which concerns the people least however nothing stops one from calling spade a spade.

Anyway, when people in Pakistan protest on such cases they are taunted of Ummah and stuff and when people in India protest they actually exercise their democratic right to protest. Any idea why is it contradictory?
u sure?:azn:
 

Rights activists protest outside Israeli Embassy in New Delhi. Photo by Mukul Dube.

HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS, INTELLECTUALS, ARTISTS AND ORDINARY PEOPLE STAND IN SOLIDARITY WITH PEOPLE OF GAZA IN DEMONSTRATION HELD ACROSS THE COUNTRY

TwoCircles.net

NEW DELHI — Massive protests were held across India on Sunday against continuing Israeli onslaught on Gaza with rights groups, political parties and Muslim groups expressing solidarity with the Palestinians. From Delhi to Mumbai, and from Hyderabad to Bangalore, popular protests were held in several parts of the country including outside Israeli Embassy and consulates.

On Sunday, thousands of protesters, that included students, youths, intellectuals, artists and ordinary citizens, gathered carrying banners and posters outside the Embassy under the banner of ‘Indian People in Solidarity with Gaza’. They submitted a memorandum to the Israeli ambassador in India and demanded to immediately put an end to the attacks.

Anti-Zionist-imperialist, anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian people slogans were raised in this demonstration too, as the speakers expressed their solidarity with the innocent ordinary population of Gaza and demanded from Israel to immediately put an end to what they termed as genocide.

A similar protest was organized outside the Israeli Consulate in Mumbai too on Sunday. People in Hyderabad too raised strong voice condemning Israel’s recent air strikes on the Palestinian lands, which killed at least 165 innocent civilians and injured thousands other while also damaging numerous properties. Over 1500 protesters gathered near PV Narsimha Rao Express Way in Mehdipatnam area under the banner of Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO) Hyderabad chapter on Sunday to express their anguish over killings and destruction in Gaza.

Protestors have been assembling in different parts of the country from Kerala to Kashmir expressing their solidarity with the Palestinians, while condemning the Israeli attack.




Popular Front of India protest in New Delhi on July 12.

On Saturday too several members of the Popular Front of India marched towards the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, condemning what they termed “Zionist attack” on innocent Palestinians that included women and children.

All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawarat, the apex body of Indian Muslim organisations, has also condemned the continuing Israeli aggression against the people of Gaza Strip who are already reeling under the Israeli blockade since 2006.


Protest in Hyderabad
President of AIMMM, Dr Zafarul-Islam Khan, said it is lamentable that the Arab countries, especially Egypt, have failed to stop the Israeli aggression. Dr Khan said this is the third Israeli war on the people of Gaza Strip since 2006 when it started its illegal blockade after Hamas came to power through a fair election.

Israel’s aggression on a territory which is under its occupation since June 1967, is a simple war crime. Dr Khan said, it is the duty of the Arab countries and human rights organisaitons to take Israel to the World Court of Justice and to impose strict boycott of Israel until it is forced to see reason, stops aggression and withdraws from occupied territories.

Earlier, on July 12 Welfare Party of India had expressed “serious concern over the worst human crisis at Gaza created by the inhuman, violent and disproportionate use of aerial force by Israel.” The Federal Executive meeting of the Party held here, presided over by national President Mujthaba Farooque also expressed anguish over the apathy of the international community. The Party asked the UN and other countries to put sufficient political and diplomatic pressure on Israel and to use economic embargo to halt the attack. The Party came down heavily on the Arab and Gulf states for not fulfilling their moral responsibility in reaching out to Gaza.







Thousands protested outside Israeli mission in Mumbai

Maulana Syed Jalaluddin Omari, Amir (National President) of India’s influential Islamic group Jamaat-e-Islami Hind’s (JIH) too has “strongly condemned” Israeli air strikes and termed the offensive “immoral and illegal” which is “against peace and justice”.


He asked Palestinians not to feel lonely for not having “no strong and sincere supportive Muslim nation in its neighbourhood” and assured that peace and justice-loving sympathizers are with them in their 65-year struggle for due rights.

While asking Muslim nations to help Palestinians in this difficult time as part of “religious and moral duty”, Maulana Omari urged Indian government not fall prey to Israel and continue its old policy of supporting Palestinian cause.

Civil rights groups believe that the Israeli onslaught is the reaction to thwart the unity effort between Fatah and Hamas. The siege of Gaza by Israel for the last many years have resulted in the deaths of many including innocent women and children.







Demonstrations were held in Hyderabad and other cities in the SouthIndia was one of the first countries outside the Arab world to support the Palestinian cause and had boycotted Israel till 1980s. It now, however, enjoys strong strategic and business relations with Israel too, although it maintains to support the Palestine’s right to freedom. The response of the Indian Government, hence, was cautious as it tried to maintain a balance.


The spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs said, “India is deeply concerned at the steep escalation of violence between Israel and Palestine, particularly heavy air strikes on Gaza resulting in tragic loss of civilian lives and heavy damage to property. At the same time India is alarmed at the cross border provocations resulting from rocket attacks against targets in parts of Israel. India calls upon both sides to exercise maximum restraint and avoid taking actions that may further exacerbate the situation and threaten the peace and security of the region.”


As a result PM Modi is mobilizing its rocket force to protect Gaza and attack Israel. NOT!


These massive protests are nothing but storm in teacup.
 
No, I am not.... I replied specifically considering quoted post of ranjeet, if you can spot I highlighted "some Muslims" part of his post for a reason.

Here, what he had to say.
sir,,,I am disputing the first para of ur post...
because I know for a fact that atleast a couple of non muslims were present in that Hyderabad protest:agree:
 
true nature of what people? hindus?

Did you protest when hindus where killed in bangladesh...or when people where massacred in the numerous conflicts in Africa.Did you protest when ANY GODAMM RELIGION except muslims where effected anywhere across this world.So, my dear friend you asked me true nature of whom...i don't want to be spiteful so i'll leave you to find your own answers.
 
sir,,,I am disputing the first para of ur post...
because I know for a fact that atleast a couple of non muslims were present in that Hyderabad protest:agree:

You have every right to dispute pal but nowhere in my post I have claimed that no non-Muslim had participated in the protest, it was actually ranjeet who thought that way. If you read my post again, in context of course, you'd find me replying to contents of ranjeet's post, not the contents of the news item. Hope that clears you my stance.
 
Be it half a dozen, no matter, the point is only Muslims showed up in the protest. If I am not wrong everyone living in India is an Indian per se - Out of 1.2 billion, barely some people decried the ferocity! I personally don't agree with the idea of gathering on the streets for a purpose which concerns the people least however nothing stops one from calling spade a spade.

Anyway, when people in Pakistan protest on such cases they are taunted of Ummah and stuff and when people in India protest they actually exercise their democratic right to protest. Any idea why is it contradictory?

Yeah It's a mistake on my part to have to just have pointed out some Muslims, but what can I do some times internet hindu in me comes online. Anyway it was for some Pakistanis who think Muslims are persecuted in India and they don't have any right or voice.
 
You have every right to dispute pal but nowhere in my post I have claimed that no non-Muslim had participated in the protest, it was actually ranjeet who thought that way. If you read my post again, in context of course, you'd find me replying to contents of ranjeet's post, not the contents of the news item. Hope that clears you my stance.
my mistake:angel:

edit:- did i guess ur profession correctly in that makkhan thread:)
 
No, I am not.... I replied specifically considering quoted post of ranjeet, if you can spot I highlighted "some Muslims" part of his post for a reason.

Here, what he had to say.

People irrespective of faith should condemn this violence and most do...
but what irks me is did gazans care when india suffered from 26/11 did they protest for us ?

or lets take pakistan, did they shed a single drop for drone strikes killing kids?

Even with all my disappointment for them i still cant stop sympathizing for the innocents killed there, but it sucks being the gud guy always..

Its cultural difference..
 
Typical idiot hindu extremist who think supporting right people is cowardice. Hindu version of al qaeda and taliban

A Hindu who would rather be Jodhabai's father (sent his daughter to a Muslim king's Harem) than A Valiant Shivaji.

"born again" Hindus aka RSS Sanghis(many of the northern Indian pdf members ARE!) are brainwashed to hate Islam(#1), Christianity(#2) and Judaism also. Their long term plan is to purify the country to be 100% Hindus. But, I don't think all India voted for BJP because of Monkey parivar Agenda(Hate for Infidels). Many of them may be fed up of the corruption saga of UPA. But, genuinely what is prevalent belief in my state(which may be a reflection of pan India?) is, Jews and Muslims are equal bhagidaar in hatred from Hindus while Christians are seen as Sheep stealer's.

Some Hindus burned crackers on 26/11 because many RSS Sanghis died in the attack.
 
We already 350 million. Plus 50 million Bangladeshis or probably more.

South Indian Hindus are converting to Christianity in hordes to please their white masters. In 30-40 years we will be a majority. In 50 years Christians will be 2nd largest majority.

Our Birth rate is high too . While Hindus is around 2 and 1 in urban areas. Even an educated Muslim family has 4-5 kids in urban cities. I have 6 siblings and my father has done his masters.

How are you 350 Million, you be bouncing your numbers from 300-350 million every other post. :sarcastic:


God Bless AAP may they form the next government in India, Ameen. :sarcastic:
 

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