10,000 forest trees are chopped down to build the Mughal road in Kashmir. No one makes a noise. Acres of land in the Kashmir valley are given to install mobile phone towers. No one screams.
Acres and acres of land in the Kashmir valley are allotted to lay sewage and drinking water pipes. No one objects. But when 40 hectares of uninhabitable land is handed over to the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board to provide better facilities to the Amarnath Yatra [Images] pilgrims, all hell breaks loose. Why? Because the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board caters to Hindu pilgrims who want to visit the Amarnath shrine in the valley of Kashmir. It is as simple as that.. It is a design by communal forces within the valley to completely Islamicise the valley by removing every symbol of Hinduism and other faiths from the valley.Heavy rains, snowstorms, landslides and hostile environment took away 256 lives during the yatra in 1996. And yet Omar Abdullah and Mufti have the audacity to promote the status quo!
RE:Raise voice against fundamentalists
by purnendu on Aug 06, 2008 08:44 PM Permalink
May be if Kashmiris vacate Kashmir and go to their Utopia, we will settle our surplus population there. Please leave. We donot need you parasites.
RE:Let us save our Hindu brothers
by Mohammed Islamul on Aug 06, 2008 09:05 PM Permalink
I am a muslim living in Chennai. Chennai is one of the cleanest cities in India. Can you tell me a city which has conservation efforts happening every day in the morning ? not in Mumbai - Not in India's own Kashmir. Yes Kashmir is India's and not Pakistan.
For heaven's sake, those who support Pakistan, please cross over to the other side. Dont tarnish the names of INDIAN peace loving muslims like me. We have no issues in living amicably with other hindus and christians.
You kashmiri muslims kept silent during the 90s hindu genocide. Shame.
RE:Raise voice against fundamentalists
by JGN on Aug 06, 2008 09:24 PM Permalink
Dear Mohammed Islamul, it seems that the North Indians muslims have a sort of inferiority complex due their ancestory. In the South the conversion was mainly peaceful (except for a few stray incidents like the invasion of Tippu and Malabar riots of 1921). by seers like Malik Deenar. I am also from South and had a muslim driver during my last visit to Chennai for a whole day. Though he had told me his name in the morning, I did not feel that he is a muslim the whole day. I remembered again that he is a muslim when he wrote 786 on top of the bill.
