jaibi
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At least he fought the British. It was also obscure what Tipu Sultan actually wanted. But his will to struggle against oppression is what is known about him and makes him a hero. All of India with the exception of fanatics like @KS and @fateh71 basically admire him... and lets not forget words like India in those times did not even exist in its national sense while the word Pakistan had not even been coined. So by what logic we link tipu sultan to Pakistan when he was the ruler of a southern indian kingdom?
Why can't we admire chandra bose if the Indians accept Tipu Sultan? As far as the fight against the British is concerned its our fight... its not India's, Pakistan's or someone else fight and we can't turn it into that... it was the fight of oppressed people against colonial occupation and that is our basic, fundamental right. Lets support his freedom struggle.
I completely agree with you, HaviZ and I've been through your website: good stuff there too. However, people like you are a minority. You've used common sense logic to construct your arguments and that is rare in our fellow countrymen, unfortunately. Yet, it's good to know that there are people like you on board. I agree with your analysis of Tipu sultan too. If Indians today have no problem accepting him as a hero then we shouldn't have a problem accepting Singh and Bose, either.
Its PDF then why Indian stupids bringing our great leaders into this forum and voluntarily getting disgrace for them. You people can't understand simple facts.
It's one thing to have diagreements, sir, quite another to argue the legitimacy of a national hero. If you've not looked at the responses fully then you should because many PAKISTANIS have defended Bose and his stature.
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