sandhya jain: Muslims lost an opportunity

jul 23rd, 2008

amarnath demonstrates clearly that mohammedans have no wish to live in harmony with hindus.

it's like the episode from the mahabharata -- the pandavas plead with the kauravas to give them at least five kingdoms, or at least five villages. and the kauravas say, not even an inch.

we know what that led to: war.

mohammedans are looking to provoke war, similarly. they think they'll win any war because they have the mythology that 1 paki mohammedan = 10 hindu indians. unfortunately for them this is not true.

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http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnist1.asp?main_variable=Columnist&file_name=JAIN145%2Etxt&writer=JAIN&validit=yes   Muslims lost an opportunity by Sandhya Jain The current explosion of violence, politics, and religious sentiment over the allotment and subsequent cancellation of land for civic amenities to Hindu pilgrims to Amarnath in Jammu & Kashmir should convincingly establish that religion is here to stay in the nation's public life. Religion and its associated culture and civilisational ethos have a large and legitimate role in forming the national character of a people, and need honourable acknowledgement, not concealment. In India, the time has come to end the 'invisibility' of its Hindu face, and affirm the primacy of Hindu dharma in national identity and national life. Hindu dharma is the faith of India's native and majority community; it cannot cede its status to guest faiths which came here seeking solace from persecution, or to faiths that rode on the back of colonial conquest. If Ayodhya was the first significant milestone in the Hindu quest for civilisational comeback, Amarnath is the next turning point. In Ayodhya, the Muslim failure to perpetuate the 400-year-old appropriation of the Ram Janmabhoomi was given a semi-fig-leaf of 'victimhood' by anti-Hindus appalled at the fall of the decrepit Babri structure. But Amarnath is pure provocation, a scandalous demonstration of intolerance by groups and parties that take their cue from external sources. ... deleted

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