- a hobby which they have been indulging in for 1200 years.
The pseudo-liberal media and the Hindu hating international media, as usual - use this as a
handle to beat India and Hinduism itself. It is a twisted world indeed.
Someone posted recently on this blog that "peninsular India" is "safer" for women than "Hindi speaking India". I happen to hail from peninsular India - but I vehemently disagree with this demonisation of Hindi.
Kerala, the southern most tip of peninsular India has witnessed several ghastly incidents - perpetrated by ROP and ROL perverts. Maharashtra, also arguably located in peninsular India has witnessed policewomen molested on the streets by ROP thugs.
The contours of "secular" rape
broadly coincide with the regions
that are historically more "secular".
Go read the report at the Chindu regarding the latest Mumbai incident. Read the names of the arrested accused. Can it be anybody's contention that the Hindi language is the culprit?
http://m.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/police-round-up-all-five-accused-in-gangrape-case/article5058090.ece/?maneref=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.google.co.in%2F
Mohammed Kasim Hafiz Shaikh alias Kasim Bengali, a resident of Agripada in central Mumbai, was arrested at Mumbai Central, while his accomplice Siraj Rehman Khan was arrested on Saturday night. Both were remanded in police custody by a special holiday court till August 30. Salim Ansari was arrested in Delhi on Sunday. On Saturday, the police arrested Vijay Jadhav alias Nanu and Siraj Rehman. The first accused,
Shaikh was said to be hiding at Nair Hospital in Mumbai. Ansari had fled to Delhi. Police sources said that after the incident Ansari first went to Govandi and then to Delhi by train from the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus. In Delhi, he was hiding in the house of one of his relatives, who had no knowledge of his crime.
4 comments:
Yes. That "Punjab being safe..." was a masterpiece. No need to further glorify louts but that is a topic for another day.
@non-carborundum,
Punjab has a miniscule RoP and RoL population. Let's see how you justify your comment since you seem to agree with this post.
@karyakarta92,
Omitting RoP and RoL was a major blunder on my part, I should have said: "urban centers with big migrant Hindi-Urdu-RoP workers".
In Peninsular India and in Punjab, one can appreciate what the great Swami meant when he said "Thou blessed land of the Aryas, thou wast never degraded".
Inferno
To be precise, Punjab does not have as big a Hindu population as other states. Hostility towards Hindus does not arise just from RoP and RoL thanks to ISI. As I said, it is a topic for another day. One can visit this never-degraded land and see on their own the levels of corruption and frustration of youth for which the Akalis and Congress are both to blame.
Still, that has little to do with women getting raped. The cause is a general decline in law and order following the rape of the economy.
@non-carborundum,
Your first comment started with "Yes", which I assume meant that you are siding with the author about rape being exclusive to RoP and RoL. And that we should deny that Delhi, western UP and Bihar are any different from Gujarat when it comes to women's safety.
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