Sorry to say, The mind of Indian Muslims is attached to Saudi Arabia
Not for you to speak on behalf of the entire Indian muslim community. Nobody has the right to do that, not even a muslim. And in this instance, I know for a fact that you are wrong in your generalization.
and they protest on things which are of no concern to Bharat.
Some do, most don't. By the way, protesting on issues that matter to their faith doesn't mean they hold allegiance to Saudi Arabia - they have every right to make their religious issue heard, as do hindus and everybody else.
But in some cases, where they protest explicitly against India's interest and on behalf of their religion alone, yes I agree that such people may hold their religion dearer than their nationality.
But do understand that that is in no way represeantative of th entire Indian muslim community.
Why should we protest for what happens in Palestine or Arabia?
For the same reason that Americans and British and Nordic people sometimes do - as an issue of human rights. You don't have to protest about it, but there is nothing wrong in doing so. There are plenty of people here who walk around with "I support Palestince t-shirts", and there are plenty who wear "I support Israel" tshirts as well, depending on their ideological stance. It could be for religious reasons, or simply from a human rights perspective, as is the case with many.
Don't people in Tamil Nadu protest on behalf of LTTE, although it has very little to do with Indian Tamils? Why is it that when muslims do so, they are suspected to hold allegiance to Arabs?
they hold separate Personal law boards, refuse to follow Universal civil code, Population control , nor want to get educated with modern education and oppress minorities when they are majority like in Kashmir and Kerala.
Once again, stop generalizing. Most muslims I know want nothing more than to get a good education and be upwardly mobile - just like most hindus and others.
Muslims (as of now) can choose whether to rely on the muslim law board or the Indian courts, for justice. Let me state this categorically - I believe and want a uniform civil code for all Indians, regardless of religion. As long as Indian laws do not discriminate on the basis of religion, and do not suppress anybody's religious faith or expression, and do not promote anybody's religious faith or beliefs, I am all for having a uniform code.
@anonymus @Bang Galore @jamahir : Your opinion about having a uniform code? And the rest of the issues addressed here?
If they can break away from the above things i mentioned and integrate we can accept they are stakeholders if not they are just guests and we hosts.
Oh no, you don't - let me stop you right there. As I said, all your above are generalizations - but even if they weren't, even if all Indian muslims want to be regressive and uneducated and want to breed like rabbits, and are attached to Saudi Arabia - even if all those pernicious accusations are true, Indian muslims are still equal stakeholders of the nation. They are not your guests, they are not your hosts, they belong to and are part of India, whether you like it or not, whether they like it or not.
You are not kindly hosting them as your guests - the house is as much theirs, as it is yours. Your certificate of approval is not necessary for their equal stake in the country.
Partition was made based on Religion.It was made clear Bharat was for Hindus,Pakistan was for Muslims,
No. One part was made for muslims, the other part was made for anybody, regardless of their religion. You may not like it, but that is the reality - the Republic of India was not made for hindus alone. The reason many muslims willingly stayed back was because India was constituted as a country for everybody, and not specifically for hindus.
When Muslims clearly chose Pakistan?
Many did, many didn't. A very large population of muslims chose to stay back. And their descendents still live there, whether you like it or not.
Those were the terms and everyone agreed to it,its a historical fact and no amount of falsification of the founding principles of Partition can make it right.
I'm not sure where you learnt history, if you think the Republic of India was made for hindus. It wasn't. Pakistan was created as a country for muslims, and the muslims who preferred to live is a country that was for everybody, chose to stay back.
If the choice was between a country for muslims and a country for hindus, all muslims would have chosen the former, out of self interest. But to choose a country in which everybody is equal in the eyes of the state, rather than choose a country where their religion is priviledged, was a more principled and selfless choice. Don't mock their courageous choice by saying that India was made for hindus alone.
The muslims in india were left on purpose.
To demonstrate the wisdom (or otherwise) of forming Pakistan? If so, it worked - India still exists, but Pakistan could not hold together for more than 25 years.
(That's only a half serious remark. Most muslims who stayed behind were not "left behind", they chose to stay behind - no matter what the religious bigots on either side may think.)