It is argued that India is a civilised Nation where all major religions, including Christianity, freely exist and flourish through institutions and public participation.
Journalist Shrishti Jaswal’s career advancement appears to be bolstered by international support networks. Despite her inappropriate remarks about Shrikrushna.
The Government of India has recently blocked the ‘X’ accounts of Turkey’s state broadcaster TRT World and China’s state-run media outlets Global Times and Xinhua
While a Khalistani terrorist like Pannun operates from US soil against India, the USCIRF conveniently ignores this fact, revealing its anti-India bias !
Those who love this country and live here as citizens must be protected; but those living in the country and engaged in anti-national activities, must be punished.
Such policies seem to apply only to devout Hindus, while no action is taken against Jihadi terrorists, their supporters, as well as so-called secularists and communists with anti-Hindu agendas.
If Hindus are attacked, killed, abducted, raped, held for ransom or extortion, the appropriate substitute is ‘minorities’. If their temples are attacked, objects of worship or reverence vandalised, then other victims of murderous mobs, such as Christians or Buddhists or ‘tribals’ must also be mentioned in the same breath.
PETA’s enthusiasm for animal rights seems highly selective. The organization consistently targets Hindu traditions while remaining silent on similar practices in other religions.
Can the BBC ever dare to make objectionable statements on religious pilgrimages of other religions ?
While Hinduism and religious scriptures are being mocked through various media in India, the Hindus who do nothing to stop it should learn from this !