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BJP Lawmaker Sakshi Maharaj Calls Gandhi Assassin Nathuram Godse A 'Patriot', Then Retracts

I'll have to add that to my list, buddy. Thanks for the recommendation.

Not to list,,top of the list.
Its better than battle de algeirs,,thats how good it is:o::o::o:

No song,no dance,no romance.
Pure,hard,grilling investigations with complete real names and details.

Why are comparing Gandhi and Bhagat Singh with these Hindutva Scumbags? :what:

Roosi,,shabaash.
I have hopes u are not at indrani's level yet:D
 
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Oh shut up!! When it comes to Hindus, you have to be selective and when it comes to Christians you are generalizing. Your rampant hatred is very surprising.. :rolleyes:

Do read about Joachim Alva

Well 80% of the country is Hindu, so it is hard to generalize about such a big body of people. Christians were a small minority at that time and privileged over Hindus. Their tilt towards a Christian Britain was obvious. Even you value American citizenship over India, so what is so surprising that Christians were at that time entirely in favor of British. There was a large element of Anglo-Indians too, all Christians, all employed by the British. Majority of them left the country when the British left. The only bigot is you who has been crying rivers about Christianity in danger in India when all along you were fine with Hindu conversions. So do not try to stick your bigotry on to me.
 
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why shameful..
doesn't democray provide right to speak.one his mind.
even i think what godse did was necessary for the time.

And what indrani is saying in 2014??
About christians and sikhs,,does that seem appropriate to u?
 
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even i think what godse did was necessary for the time.

I vehemently oppose. He was a murderer of a legend, the great Mahatma Gandhi, the likes of which rarely ever come into existence who so change an entire world, generation. I actually am in the league that hopes for the actual manifestation of Gandhiji's dreams of India.
 
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Why is it not surprising that you equate Hindus with Taliban.

U want to see this happen again?
I did not see any peace in these people at all.

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I vehemently oppose. He was a murderer of a legend, the great Mahatma Gandhi, the likes of which rarely ever come into existence who so change an entire world, generation. I actually am in the league that hopes for the actual manifestation of Gandhiji's dreams of India.

People don't understand how positive an impact it was on japan when it abandoned its weapons post 1945 and focussed on love rather than hate.
 
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Good, it is preserving what little you have of your brain left from evaporating.

Good to know u know a scientific concept called evaporation.
Was it invented/explained by ancient hindus in vedas/puranas too??

When they did a nuclear explosion back then surely they knew about evaporation:coffee:
 
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U want to see this happen again?
I did not see any peace in these people at all.

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People don't understand how positive an impact it was on japan when it abandoned its weapons post 1945 and focussed on love rather than hate.

They did what was necessary. By the way @Nihonjin1051 is a racist of the first order. He is an extreme right wing national where Japan is concerned but wants leftists to rule the roost in India. So your crying out your heart to him is highly amusing.
 
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I see u have no problem with any of ur fellow indrani,,,goes without saying u support her calls that all minorities are anti india.

Excuse me for not replying to ur querry.

What has my comments to do with her? Her comments are her opinion, mine are mine.
Don't want to discuss, your choice.
 
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@Indrani do google about the below notes if you want before spewing nonsense about Christians in India:


M.V.Kamath, an RSS ideologue and a regular columnist in the RSS weekly the Organiser is a person with little sympathy for Christians. Yet in his autobiography he acknowledges that several Christians took part in the freedom movement and mentions the names of Cyprian Alvares, Joachim Alva, Marcel A. M. D’Souza as Christian freedom fighters. He says: “It is necessary to state that many Roman Catholics I personally know of were very much in the freedom movement and national mainstream”.

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elow are some of the Christian organisations and leader who participated in freedom movement.

Madhu Sudhan Das- popularly known as ‘Utkal Gourab’), a well-known leader from the Christian community in Orissa


Kali Charan Banerjee (1847-1907), a Bengali Christian and a fine orator, regularly addressed the annual sessions of the Congress in moulding the policy of National Movement.

In the Congress session of 1889, among the ten women delegates, three were Christians: Pandita Ramabai Saraswati (1858-1922), Mrs. Triumbuck, Mrs. Nikambe.

Since the 1920s, many Christian institutions and organisations like, the All India Conference of Indian Christians, the National Christian Council of India, Christian leaders and student groups related to United Theological College (Bangalore), Serampore Collge (Bengal), St. Paul’s College, Calcutta (Bengal), Malabr Christian College, Calicut (Kerala), the Youth Christian Council of Action (Kerala), the Student Christian Movement of India, the Indian Christian Association of Bengal, a conference of Christians in Bombay, a meeting of Christians in Palayamcotta and Tinnavelly, and the like, passed resolutions expressing complete solidarity with the freedom movement. Some of them even took part in massive manifestations against the British colonial governent.

J.C.Kumarappa (original name John Jesudason Cornelius, 1892-1960) was a veteran Congress leader.


Paul Ramasamy (b.1906) was another important Christian who took part in the freedom struggle. In 1930 he joined the freedom movement during the Salt satyagraha days. He picketed the Bishop Herber College, Thiruchirappalli. He was arrested and sentenced to six months of imprisonment and was kept at Thiruchirapalli and Alipuram jails.


Venkal Chakkarai (b.1880) participated in the Civil Disobedience Movement started by Mahatma Gandhi.

In 1930 K.T.Paul went to England to participate in the Round Table Conference


The All India Conference of Indian Christians held at Lucknow between 27-30 December 1922 made a reference to some of the Indian Christians who had suffered imprisonment as a result of their involvement in the national movement. N.H.Tubbs, the principal of the Bishop College, Calcutta, wrote a confidential letter to his Mission dated 23 February 1921 stating “a very significant feature of the last months have been the deep interest of Christian students in the national non-co-operation movement”. In 1930 the editor of The Guardian said that a number of Christian young men have joined the Civil Disobedience Movement. Nirad Biswas who later became the bishop of Assam of the Church of India Burma and Ceylon (CIBC) joined the national movement in making salt outside Calcutta in 1932.


Geoerge Thomas notes that Barhmabandhab Upadhyaya (1861-1907) a ‘Hindu Catholic’ sadhu and theologian, played a leading role in the Swadeshi Movement



A conference of leading Christians from all over India held at Ranchi in 1923 passed a resolution to give full support to the national movement. In 1930, among the 78 persons who accompanied Mahatma Gandhi during his Salt March from Sabarmati ashram to Dandi, there was a Christian named Thevarthundiyil Titus Titus, a young disciple of Gandhi and a member of a Christian family of Travancore


In the freedom and pro-democracy movement in Travancore in the 1930s and 1940s, prominent Christian leaders like T.M. Varghese, A.J. John, Anne Mascarenes and Akkamma Cherian were pioneering forces. Philoppose Elanjikkal John (1903-1955) was another prominent member of the Travencore State Congress.


Joachim Alva (1907-1979) was another outstanding personality in the history of the freedom struggle.




George Joseph (1887-1938) was another outstanding Christian who engaged in the freedom struggle. He was one of the three members of the Home Rule deputation sent to England in 1918 to present the Indian case before British public


George Joseph was also invited to assume the leadership of the Satyagraha movement. He led the Vaikam Satyagraha for which he was beaten and arrested and sentenced to imprisonment.


C.Samuel Aaron was another noteworthy Christian who participated in the national movement. He was a great industrialist of North Malabar. The active participation of the Aarons in the national movement began with the Salt Satyagraha Movement of 1930

On 21 April 1930 when the Salt Satragrahis led by K.Kelappan reached the village of Pariyaram near Payyannur, Mrs Gracy Aaron led the women and showered flowers and rice on them. The Satyagraha camp at Payyannur was located on the spacious premises of the large coconut farm belonging to Samuel Aaron.


Among the leading Christian women leaders who took part in the freedom struggle mention may be made of Mrs. George Joseph, Mrs. Gracy Aaron, Mrs Margaret Pavamani, Miss Mary Thomas and Miss Matilda Kalten.
 
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