Watch it. He isn't the only one
I already gave you proof it doesn't. The cow slaughter ban for example and almost every issue where Muslim and Hindu thought has been divergent. Do you remember Babri masjid? It was demolished despite the protestations of Muslims across the country.
Look at Kashmir. At every point where Hindu and Muslim thought has been found divergent there has been chaos and the issue has been resolved in favor of Hindutvadi terrorists. You can claim such terrorists are a minority which I admit is a truth but it still does not do anything to prove that Muslims are in a great condition in India.
Another thing. No where in the world and particularly in developing countries the people, rich and poor are treated equally. In India there is something called a caste system.
My cousin said so and so is a dalit and I shouldn't touch him.
At that time I said nothing, but truly it is horrible that we can treat our own fellow beings as untouchable. The practice exists in parts of Pakistan too but nonetheless its a horrible practice.
My nana was the biggest supporter of Pakistan living in Lucknow. So don't try to teach me. He married almost every daughter to Pakistanis. There used to be bets on who would win matches with Muslims in Lucknow vouching for Pakistan. You can ask your grand father about this if you want.
In 1947 having a car was considered a big thing. Now almost 20% of Indian and Pakistani populations have a car. Its like saying first we had A and now we have A whose value has declined/appreciated so we are better off. It doesn't make a difference. Did anyone have internet in the year 1947?
What is your village? My ancestral place from one side is Barabanki. They are ansaris which almost every other day are being framed as terrorists in there. Almost every article about Ansaris seems to cover them as terrorists even though Ansaris are by far the most liberal people known.
I won't divulge my other branch but in any case the problems for Muslims in India are many. The economic situation has gradually improved for people in both India and Pakistan. What has not improved is the way Muslims are treated in India. By many those parts are not even considered Indian especially Lucknow being the heartland of the All India Muslim League which formed Pakistan.
I've got a question for you. If your nana loved Pakistan so much, Why didn't your nana leave during the partition?
Now, look at it from a Hindu's point of view. Muslims voted overwhelmingly for partition based on the reasoning that they couldn't live with the Hindus, and yet 1/3rd of the muslims of the subcontinent stayed back in India. Think about how effed up that is. You got a piece of land (Pakistan and Bangladesh) that was proportional to your population (90 million) but we ended up with a 3rd of the population. In what world is that fair play? Every time there is a post regarding an Afghan saying something negative towards Pakistan, every Pakistani poster is up in arms demanding that they be sent back to Afghanistan. Yet the expectation is that, despite our history, Hindus should quietly accommodate all of the Muslims demands.
You speak of the gujarat riots like it was the tragedy to end all tragedies. However, there have always been riots in Gujarat. There used to be 2 or 3 every year. There would be curfews and flag marches in the old city in Vadodara every year. Where were you when the Hindus were being killed?
Let's address cow slaughter, why should you be allowed to slaughter something Hindus consider holy? Your own religion offers you options of other creatures you could slaughter, why does it have to be a cow? Just so you can throw it in their face? How would you feel if they wore t-shirts with derogatory words for your religion in the guise of freedom of speech?
Regarding your post about economic opportunities, discrimination is only a part of why the Muslims are struggling. During partition, a large number of the educated, middle class from the muslim community left India. A vast majority of those who were left, were the rich businessmen, who didn't want to leave everything behind and poor people who couldn't afford to leave. That's why you see such a discrepancy in employment. I went to school with 9 muslim kids out of 50. Only 1 continued to college with me. The poor kids went to work after school and the rich kids joined their family business.
Take your prisoner stats and break it down to economic conditions instead of religion. I can almost guarantee that you'll see that the Muslims are not being jailed in higher proportion but rather the POOR are being jailed in higher proportion. That's the reality throughout the world.
There is definite discrimination in India against Muslims. It can be seen in housing, employment etc. Obviously, no country can get anywhere while large sections of its population is being actively discriminated against. And most people including me don't want to be part of a system where there is dicrimination against anybody. But my question to all the Pakistani Muslims, is a simple one. The Muslims asked for a separate country and got it. Why should any Indian care what happens to the Muslims?
To the Indian Muslims, Guys I am desperately sorry for posting this (except @mujhaidind, to whom I say, eff you and the horse you rode in one)