How India moved on from Ayodhya

[kaykay]

Pakistanis themselves have killed more muslims on this earth than any nation....LOLz and look they are whining about India...you can talk on such forums and can spread your propaganda but the fact is world will hate you and not Indians.....even many muslim countries don't give a damn about your propaganda let alone non-muslims one...period!!!

 

[Pakistanisage]

Yes because 95% of them go to Bollywood. :cheest:

Thank you for proving my point i.e. You are full of BS and just trolling here. But for the Muslims of India it is pure hell living in India.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

Thank you for proving my point i.e. You are full of BS and just trolling here. But for the Muslims of India it is pure hell living in India.

What manure! Is that why most of the Muslims opted to stay in India while the others hot-footed it...... and still continue living in India.

 

[vsdoc]

This must be the 786th thread opened on Ayodhya here man.

India has move on.

Maybe Pakistan should too.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

This must be the 786th thread opened on Ayodhya here man.

India has move on.

Maybe Pakistan should too.

India is well on the move already, Doc.
Can't speak about the others........
"Joh ruk gaya samjho woh mar gaya"- Flubber Singh.

 

[Kaniska]

Ayodhya is one of the sad chapter of our times...But again it is not the only one...There are scores of example where indian secularism is challenged....But honestly speaking ...as long as mob culture in India still prevails in our country this kind of incident will happen...And on top of that it is also a fact that around 200-400 years back so many temples of India are destroyed by outsider and invaders..So these are also dark chapter of our past history...So to whom should we blame???

So these victim mentality is just an politician excuse... Believe me....we are still medieval and illiterate people where mob of some thousand goon can do anything on the street and no one really does anything to them....As long as this kind of people exist in our society, it was Ayodhya, Sikh genocide in past ....and also in future same thing will happen..At least we are just non sense mob only...

 

[Thorough Pro]

Bro I am one of the supporter of Pakistan on this forum. Been to Pakistan with my grand parents I can say Pakistanis are just like us. They want a prosperous nation and a successfull life. Problems remain but people are strong and determined to fight back. Just like India people will only see the bad part of Pak. I like to see a positive Pakistan. But I hate it when people call India an anti secular nation.

Tell me Will Pakistan ever let a Hindu be a President??? How can we allow a muslim lead a missile program and then be the most loved president. Will this ever happen in Pakistan???? Thats the kind of Pakistan I want to see where idiots are in jails and sane people rule the country.

Well, Its true not only for Pakistanis but all humans (except a few) to live a peaceful and prosporous life, but again no animalshave ever killed so mnay of their own kind as humans have done since stepping on this planet.

NO! No hindu or christian or follower of any other religion can become the president of Pakistan, becuase Pakistan is not a secular state. It is a declared muslim state and prohibits any non-muslim to be the head of state by its constitution.

 

[kumarkumar1867]

Thank you for proving my point i.e. You are full of BS and just trolling here. But for the Muslims of India it is pure hell living in India.

And they are dying in our neighbouring country on daily basis under name of sunnis, shias, ahmedis, hazaras, etc.

 

[I spikes therefore I am]

Well, Its true not only for Pakistanis but all humans (except a few) to live a peaceful and prosporous life, but again no animalshave ever killed so mnay of their own kind as humans have done since stepping on this planet.

NO! No hindu or christian or follower of any other religion can become the president of Pakistan, becuase Pakistan is not a secular state. It is a declared muslim state and prohibits any non-muslim to be the head of state by its constitution.

Then you people have no moral grounds to talk about secularism anywhere in the world. Stop bothering about muslims in India .

 

[Luffy 500]

Hindu extremism has failed to take hold in India, says writer and historian Patrick French, 20 years after the deadly riots that followed the demolition of the Babri mosque.

Looking at PDF & other social net working sites and the ground realities of India, one won't agree with the above statement. I say internet indians are a very good representation of Indian popular psyche. They have an allergy to specially muslims and Islam which is being aggravated by their state backed hindu nationalism. They say hinduism/paganism is not a religion but a culture of the subcontient which even muslim should follow. They call muslims invaders and give insulting epithets to muslim scholars and leaders/kings. PDF indians are a good example of this phenomenon. And after all that they proclaim secularism with a straight face. What hypocrisy.

Having said all that, I don't give a damn about hindu/hindutva nationalism. its their country & they can do whatever they feel like with it. But they cross the line when they try to impose their beliefs on minority muslim population under the guise of secularism and culture. Don't fart about Islam & muslim. Stay within your countries internal affairs & don't talk non-sense about other countries & communities if U are indeed non-communal and suckular. But champions of hypocrisy won't be able to do that.

 

[vsdoc]

Its been 20 years now so its easier to see what happened retrospectively rather than at that time.

Ayodhya was pushback - plain and simple. It was a warning that Indian social fabric was reaching tipping point.

You will find all sorts of views on those troubled times in India today.

But the unspoken sentiment is that it was something that was bound to happen.

And while most had a sense of unease at the time, there is today also a feeling of relief.

Especially when we see the alternative being played out across the border.

We were as a nation heading towards the same in the early 90s.

No easy way to say it.

 

[Manas]

One ,The occupy Babri mosque was demolished by hindu volunteers and its not coming up ever again. The first objective achieved.

Two, the statue of god RamLala is worshiped there in the make shift plank .Only thing left to do is to build a beautiful temple. And since the matter is in the supreme court ,the building work is held back. So the issue is in hibernation mode.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

One ,The occupy Babri mosque was demolished by hindu volunteers and its not coming up ever again. The first objective achieved.

Two, the statue of god RamLala is worshiped there in the make shift plank .Only thing left to do is to build a beautiful temple. And since the matter is in the supreme court ,the building work is held back. So the issue is in hibernation mode.

It will just remain in eternal hibernation. At the most there will be a park there, where people will sit on the grass below the trees and understand the real achievements of goD and nature. While those who are infatuated with bricks and stones can remain where they are.

 

[I spikes therefore I am]

Following Islam as the state religion does not mean we will let any bullcrap of indian secularism pass by when there clearly is none. By adopting secularism as official indian religion/non-rligion, all religions in india should have equal rights, but the past 60 years tell us that hindus have largely violated and mascared people of other religions with total backing of the state, which means india is not what it pretends to be.

Don't you think you argument is too weak. How Islamic state talk about secularism and equal rights at first place? preach what you practiced. You people don't know about secularism then how you able to criticize it? weird... see India having own secular policy what Pakistani think about our policy is not our concern , our country our rules.

 

[Manas]

It will just remain in eternal hibernation. At the most there will be a park there, where people will sit on the grass below the trees and understand the real achievements of goD and nature. While those who are infatuated with bricks and stones can remain where they are.

Build a park at your backward for all i care ,why insist on turning a scared holy site of hindus recovered after 400yrs from mosque occupation to be left for public park ??

If you don't know the state of Ramlala or child Ram is already being worshiped ,so for practical purpose its already a temple.