Pakistani flags in three places in Assam..wake up India

[Flintlock]

Great News Anand. It took 60 years for the debate in the media to start, so how long it takes to get to the corridors of power is anybody's guess, as no one can accuse the Indian govt to be quick decision makers.

Are you kidding me? The debate is always on, and has been on ever since Independence.

 

[Kasrkin]

If they are illegals, they shouldn't be there in the first place. Why should we bother to address their grievances? In the name of humanity?

You and I both know you have enough problems with Indian Muslim alienation. And also in case you haven't noticed, not everyone here agrees with your assessment that these flag hoisters are 'non-Indians'.

 

[Flintlock]

Although I do not see any change in a positive direction, especially in places like gujrat, which has long been a hot bed of xenophobia and anti muslim violence. This from the state with the most number of vegetarians, as they are "Ahnisa ka pujaris".

The violence began a long time ago, when certain Muslim invaders laid to waste that region. Several, several times.

 

[Flintlock]

You and I both know you have enough problems with Indian Muslim alienation. And also in case you haven't noticed, not everyone here agrees with your assessment that these flag hoisters are 'non-Indians'.

Well, if you can prove the absurd notion that the Bodos are waving Pakistani flags, I'll agree with you.

Till then, I"m sticking to my theory.

 

[Kasrkin]

Are you kidding me? The debate is always on, and has been on ever since Independence.

Yes you're right, and things for Indian Muslims just keep getting better and better as stated in the following article.
Indian Muslims' gradual alienation - Jane's Country Risk News

Till then, I"m sticking to my theory.

Yes you do that.

 

[Flintlock]

Yes you're right, and things for Indian Muslims just keep getting better and better as stated in the following article.
Indian Muslims' gradual alienation - Jane's Country Risk News

Its a reflection of the current mood among Indians, and I would be lying if I said it didn't have anything to do with the nature of modern political Islam.

However, the government has limited capacity to influence the thoughts of people, especially in remote villages, who will react to the conditions in their locality rather than platitudes about secularism.

 

[Spring Onion]

The violence began a long time ago, when certain Muslim invaders laid to waste that region. Several, several times.

Violence in Hinduism started much before invaders when your gods were busy in eleminating each others.

 

[Flintlock]

Violence in Hinduism started much before invaders when your gods were busy in eleminating each others.

Violence has been going on before the existence of hinduism as well.

That's not the point.

The point is, what the locals remember, accurately or inaccurately.

 

[DarkStar]

Gujrat remembers violence? What violence was that? When did this alleged violence occur, which the people of gujrat remember so vividly? And the muslims of gujrat, who suffered violence just recently, and who suffer discrimination and ridicule every day (EE to saalo myoon chhay), they should not remember it? They should stop mention of it because India is secular, and doesn't pamper its minorities?

We muslims should forget the Maratha violence led by people like shivaji, or the sikh violence during their occupation of much of what is now Pakistan. There are memories on all sides, and I would think that gujratis have probably experienced least violence of most communities in India, yet they seem to be still the most intolerant.

 

[Flintlock]

The Indians here and even in the media are shifting between terming this action from illegal immigrants and local population.

Nobody is shifting. Different people have different opinions, that's all.

 

[Awesome]

Nobody is shifting. Different people have different opinions, that's all.

Indian opinions nonetheless. You yourself pointed out that ISI is nudging the local population.

 

[Flintlock]

Gujrat remembers violence? What violence was that? When did this alleged violence occur, which the people of gujrat remember so vividly? And the muslims of gujrat, who suffered violence just recently, and who suffer discrimination and ridicule every day (EE to saalo myoon chhay), they should not remember it? They should stop mention of it because India is secular, and doesn't pamper its minorities?

We muslims should forget the Maratha violence led by people like shivaji, or the sikh violence during their occupation of much of what is now Pakistan. There are memories on all sides, and I would think that gujratis have probably experienced least violence of most communities in India, yet they seem to be still the most intolerant.

Well I just gave the big speech about the history of mankind.

 

[Spring Onion]

Violence has been going on before the existence of hinduism as well.

That's not the point.

The point is, what the locals remember, accurately or inaccurately.

well if thats not the point then why to associate it with a certain segment just to prove one's claims.

And if locals remember only half of something then its their hypcracy.

 

[Myth_buster_1]

video of pak flag hoisted in assam Pak flag hoisted in villages of Assam - Truveo Video Search

as usual listen to indian bias reporting.. lol... a man on motor bike carried ak-47s and hoisted the flag and ran away..

 

[DarkStar]

My Gawd. listen to him putting his own spin unto this. Great piece of journalism that.

so, how far a motrobike ride is wagah from Assam???