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Majority bashing by pro-minority government
by Vimal Kumar on Sep 29, 2007 05:55 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Such an instance can only happen in 'secular' India. The Central government of a country, which has got a majority Hindu population, filing an affidavit stating that one of the most revered Hindu gods does not exist.
Imagine the US or British government filing an affidavit stating that there is no proof for Jesus Christ's virgin birth or resurruction after crucifiction.
The US, British and other Western countries also pride themselves in stating that they are democratic, secular countries. However, never in their history has any government ever come out openly questioning the religious beliefs of the majority community(in their case-Christianity).

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  RE:Majority bashing by pro-minority government
by balaji dev on Feb 28, 2008 04:19 PM   Permalink
Dear Vimal,

This is because those countries are really democratic, secular countries. Tell me from your heart is the situation is same in ours?

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  RE:Majority bashing by pro-minority government
by on Apr 14, 2008 05:42 PM   Permalink
I am telling from my heart, our country is more inclined toward the minorities than the majority Hindus. In any other country, they would not like to hurt the sentiments of any religion.

Our India is different though. It does not have any problems in questioning or even maligning any Hindu God's name.

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