Comments on: Terrorists Bomb Malegaon…

By: irfan

irfan — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 04:59:31 +0000

Yeah, I think people really need to control their emotion and its very easy for me or anyother person to say but we need to see big picture and India has been historically rich and amazing country and we are forgetting here generocity of yudhisthir and peace from Moinuddin chishty and Gandhi and Nehru, Moulana Azad We all stand together and we have been part of history and we will …. so I would like to request one thing that This world is freeland let people live and let live. after all we are talking about progress of India and it will come when we will be United..I think some countries cant see progress of India from last Five years so I hope they get wisdom from almighty.

By: Aby

Aby — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 08:48:25 +0000

have spend my vacations in malegaon as a child and for the ppl who havent visited this place dont know , its just a bomb abt to blow up if such a thing happens against Muslims….Me being a Hindu but not really that religious, I really appreciate the patience shown by Muslims in this case…Hopefully people all over india try to mantain communal harmony and live as one country…Specially after the stupid stuff going abt regarding Vande Mataram…

By: Sign

Sign — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 04:32:40 +0000

The government of India is not innocent in all of this. It has taken no action against those targetting minorities, from Gujarat to the facist anti-conversion laws. It continues to oppress the people of Kashmir and doesn’t give a toss about the aspirations of the people in the North Eastern states. All this mean that radical Hindu groups are emboldened to continue with their attacks on minorities – raiding, burning and killing Christians, annhilating Muslims in riots, controlling and dominating Buddhist places of worship, ridiculing and demeaning Sikhs and setting off bombs at Muslim places of worship.

By: vivo

vivo — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 00:22:53 +0000

48 dout u are talking about the people at dalistan? i think they might be for it

By: Beige Sage

Beige Sage — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 23:43:44 +0000

Have you guys heard that now some people want to separate the Mid-North part of India into “Mughalistan”?

By: kritic

kritic — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 23:37:21 +0000

I meant - the first thing thay did in 1989, when the so called kashmiri freedom struggle began. Anyways, the point being that Pakistan is worse than taleban and al qaeda combined for some people. In this case these people happen to be a from a developing country.

p.s. i know, because i was there in kashmir in 1989

By: Fei

Fei — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 23:36:42 +0000

Taliban was harboring Al Qaeda and were pretty open about it. Pakistan was harboring militant groups which were fighting for self-determination from India. Now some of these groups were obviously targeting civilians etc.

There is nothing murky about the situation. Pakistan supports terrorist organizations and hosts terrorist training camps on its soil. This isn't a secret anymore but since America's hand is on Pakistan's head, they have been getting away with it.

By: Kritic

Kritic — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 23:32:41 +0000

Pardon me, Amfd - If you do not know much about the last two decades, then you really do not know much about Kashmir. The first thing that the Jehadis/Militants/Terrorists did in Kashmir, was to ethnically cleanse [by, murdering the men and raping the women] the minority Kashmiris, who are Hindu, popularly known as Kashmiri Pandit. Those Pandits are the indegenous Kashmiri and had been living on that land for more than two thousand years. And, all this was carried out at the behest of the Pakistani establishment.

By: Al_ Mujahid_ for_ debauchery

Al_ Mujahid_ for_ debauchery — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 21:47:15 +0000

For a person, who ridicules desis who profess to lean Republican, you surely are discriminating when it comes to valuing brown vs white life.

Its not a question of brown life versus white life. You obviously believe that there is no difference between the Taliban government and the Musharraf led Pakistani government. I disagree. I have always seen conflicting reports on the level of past and current Pakistani involvement though I must say that even though I know quite a bit about the history of the Kashmir conflict, I am not very knowledgeable on what has happened there in the last couple of decades.

By: Kritic

Kritic — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 21:37:45 +0000

Amfd – Are you deliberately ignoring facts? Pakistan was/is the puppet master of the Taleban. Witness, the recent deal Musharraf made with the Taleban in Waziristan, which, btw, is an integral part of Pakistan. Moreso, than Jammu and Kashmir ever was or ever will be. And, over the last 17 or so years, Pakistan has allowed hundreds of non-Kashmiri/Foreign terrorists to be trained on its territory, and sent across the border to “bleed India with a thousand cuts”. For a person, who ridicules desis who profess to lean Republican, you surely are discriminating when it comes to valuing brown vs white life.