Plight of Bangaldeshi Hindus

Even though Hindus are being persecuted across the world nobody seems to care. Here are some exhibits that shows the plight of bangladeshi Hindus.

Hindus raped
Death to Hindus
Exhibition by HRCBM

It is sad to see muzzie hooligans running amock across bangaldesh killing Hindus. When will the Hindus get peace? Not until they fight for it.

Hindu Killers...

Nothing fits the title more appropriately than the today's congress party. They have feasted on Hindu souls for the past six decades. Starting from ethnic cleansing of Hindus in Kashmir to killing of Hindus in Assam (all have happened during congress regimes and congress supported regimes) they have proved that they are the best Hindu killers after arabs and missionaries.

I am appalled at the media attention that Hindus are getting in Jammu for their struggle. They are conducting hunger strike in Jammu and nobody seems to bother. Of course whatever media that reports this reports them as Kashmiri Pandits and not Hindus. Plain hypocrites.

Hindus on hunger strike

JAMMU: The hunger strike of Kashmiri Pandits, demanding reorganisation of the relief department and bifurcation of the ration cards of Kashmiri migrants, entered its 7th day on Tuesday.

"The hunger strike would continue in first phase for 18 days. And then we would intensify the agitation if the government failed to come forward to meet our demands in this direction," said R K Bhat, President of Youth Wing of All India Kashmir Samaj (YWAIKS).

Six Kashmiri Pandit organisations under the banner of YWAIKS are protesting against the Congress-led government for allegedly failing to fulfill their demand of reorganisation of relief department and bifurcation of the ration cards, launch an employment package, allotment of the residential quarters to the migrants.

Hindus....forgotten in their own land

It is irony that Hindus are made refugees in their own land. None of the secular media talks about their plight. Worst these media refer them as Kashmiri Pandits and not Hindus. When will Hindus realize that they are being victimized in their own land and join together to fight against the muzzies and xtians?

These Hindus are thrown out of their land and couldn't resettle in their land for last 18 years. Would the Indian media remain mute spectator as they are doing today if Gujarati muslims weren't resettled in their land?

http://www.merinews.com/catFull.jsp?articleID=128428

‘ROOTS IN Kashmir’ a frontline youth group raising awareness about the atrocities inflicted upon the Hindu minority of Kashmir has condemned the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) for not coming to the rescue of the Kashmiri Pandits. It has been almost 14 years since the formation of the NHRC; it has completely failed to address the grievances of the Pandit community, which is living in the 18th year of exile from their homeland, Kashmir.

Kashmiri Pandit children accompanied by activists and common people under the banner of ‘Roots In Kashmir’ held a silent protest at Indira Park on the eve of International Human Rights Day to bring to light the injustice being done with Kashmiri Pandits. Similar protests were organized in various parts of the country by it at places such as Delhi, Jammu, Bangalore and Pune.

To escape persecution, more than 350,000 Kashmiri Pandits had to leave their home and hearths back in the valley of which more than 50,000 refugees are still languishing in uninhabitable refugee camps in Jammu and Delhi.

“The NHRC is a phantom we only hear about but haven’t seen any evidence of. Our community has submitted memorandums, fought cases and appealed to the senior bureaucrats and officials about the situation but to no avail,” said Santosh Razdan who lives with her son in Hyderabad.

“We have lived our lives in Kashmir but it sounds like a distant dream today, all because of the negligence of the responsible authorities.” she added.

In spite of cases of serious nature pending against terrorists like Yasin Malik and Bitta Karate, they roam free and further get all support from the Indian Government; whereas the Pandits continue to live a life of refugee’s in their own country. While, Yasin Malik himself is responsible for killing hundreds of innocents in the valley mercilessly; he now claims to be a human rights activist championing the cause of so-called freedom. He has no right morally to speak on such an issue of sensitive nature in which he himself stands guilty of initiating the gun culture and bloodshed in the peaceful valley.

The NHRC and the home ministry, government of India have, in a written communication through Right To Information Act 2005, said that they don’t have any data on terrorist Bitta Karate of JKLF; while it’s a known fact that there are cases pending against him in courts. It also said that they have no information on the number of Pandits killed in the valley since 1989. Further, NHRC has failed to do justice with the community, as till date there has been no probe on the reasons behind the exodus of them.

The International Human Rights groups like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have deliberately failed to frame charges against Malik and other serial killers. Their biased nature is quite visible for last almost a decade. The blind attitude to the ethnic cleansing and genocide of the entire Pandit community by these agencies speaks at large of the discrimination being done with the aboriginal people of Kashmir.

‘Roots In Kashmir’ endeavors to bring to light the real culprits and murderers of innocent Kashmiris. We would like to have an answer as to what happened to our human rights?” said Amrita Kar, Volunteer of RIK.

Our demands from the government of India:

1. An enquiry commission to be set up to come out with a report on reasons of exodus of Kashmiri Pandits.

2. Capital punishment for terrorists like Bitta Karate and Yasin Malik.

3. Kashmiri Pandits be declared as Internally Displaced People (IDP’s) and thus be given the required benefits.

4. Reconstruction of desecrated and destroyed shrines.

5. All property sales after 1989 to be declared null and void.

6. Better rehabilitation of people living in inhuman camps in Jammu and Delhi.

The bigger terrorists

An excellent article by B. Raman. Hindus need to understand that the bigger terrorists are the ones who give moral support to them.

Let us shed tears for ourselves

Large sections of the nation shed tears on July 11, 2007, in memory of the 190 innocent Indians belonging to different religions who were killed a year ago in a series of explosions in suburban trains of Mumbai by jehadi terrorists inspired by the ideology of Al Qaeda. Their tears were also an expression of solidarity with the surviving relatives of these victims.

Just as millions of Americans and their leaders belonging to both sides of the political spectrum shed tears on September 11 every year in memory of the over 2,500 innocent civilians belonging to different nations who were killed by Al Qaeda in the US homeland on September 11,2001, and in solidarity with their relatives.

Just as millions of Indonesians and Australians and their political leaders shed years every year on the anniversary of the Bali bombing of October, 2002, in which nearly 200 innocent civilians-Indonesians, Australians and others- were blown to pieces by jehadi terrorists.

Just as millions of Spanish people, their royal family and their political leaders shed tears every year on the anniversary of the Madrid bombing of March, 2004, in which the jehadi terrorists targeted suburban trains, killing nearly 200 innocent civilians.

Just as millions of British, their royal family and their political leaders shed tears every year on the anniversary of the London bombings of July, 2005, in which jehadi suicide terrorists targeted the public transportation system killing over 50 innocent civilians.

There was a significant difference between the observance of the anniversaries of these great human tragedies inflicted on humanity by the jehadi terrorists in other countries and in India.

In other countries, the head of the State or Government participated in the observance of the anniversaries.On July 7, 2007, we saw on the TV touching scenes of Mr Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, and his wife visiting the tube stations where the terrorists struck and placing flowers at the scene of the tragedy.

In India, our so-called secular political class and elite kept away from the observance of the anniversary of the Mumbai tragedy of July 11, 2006.

Forget about flowers.

Not a drop of tear.

Not a word of sorrow.

Not a sign of grief.

Not a single expression of solidarity with the relatives of the victims.

I did not write this article yesterday because I waited to see whether our Prime Minister would fly to Mumbai and lead the people of the nation in remembering the innocent Indians-men, women and children- who were blown to pieces by the jehadi terrorists last year. I was convinced in my mind that he would not. Still, I was hoping that he would prove me wrong by participating in the observance of the anniversary. He didn’t.

Why he didn’t?

Busy dealing with grave crises confronting the nation?

No.

Lack of time?

No.

Bad weather?

No.

He did not attend because he was worried the Muslims might misunderstand.

He did not attend because he was worried that any public expression of sorrow for those blown up by the jehadi terrorists might be misinterpreted by the Muslims as stigmatising their community.

A few weeks after the Mumbai blasts of July 11, 2006, I had been to Kolkata to attend a conference.One of the eminent participants told me that a few days after the blasts there was a meeting in the Raj Bhawan chaired by the Governor of West Bengal to discuss some other subject. One of the participants proposed that they observe a two-minutes’ silence in memory of those killed in Mumbai.

The Governor ruled his suggestion out of order.

Why?

Lest the Muslims misinterpret it as stigmatising their community.

Jehadi terrorists can go on indulging in one act of mass casualty terrorism after another.

But, according to our so-called secular political class and elite, we should not talk about it or even cry about it.

Our anger, our tears, our exasperation at the failure of the Government to deal with them might be seen by the Muslims as stigmatising their community.

How many acts of jehadi terrorism we have had in India since the present Government came to power in Delhi in 2004?

Delhi, Varanasi, Mumbai, Malegaon, Bangalore, Samjota Express, Hyderabad.

Shri Shekhar Gupta, the Editor-in-Chief of the “Indian Express”, in a recent article drew attention to a fact to which I have been drawing attention in my writings for over a year. There has been no satisfactory progress in any of these investigations.

In the past, our Police might have been criticised in some instances for its inability to prevent acts of terrorism, but it had generally received very high praise for its successful investigation.

We all felt proud of the Mumbai Police of the 1990s recently when the case relating to the Mumbai blasts of March, 1993, in which about 250 innocent civilians were blown up by jehadi terrorists, ended in conviction. There were many other cases in which too the Mumbai Police of the 1990s had covered itself with credit.

So too the Delhi Police.

So too the Police of other cities.

Why there is a perception now that they are not as good as they were in the 1990s?

Has there been a deterioration in their competence?

No. In the 1990s, they received the full backing of the political leadership of those years, which took active interest in the investigation.

The political leadership of those years did not give sermons to the police not to do anything which might be viewed by the Muslims as stigmatising or targeting their community.

It refrained from inhibiting a thorough investigation through such sermons.

The political leadership of the past provided leadership and guidance. It took active interest in the investigation. It was determined that the guilty will be brought to book, even if they be Muslims.

The political leadership of today gives sermons and no leadership. It avoids active monitoring and supervision of the investigation lest the Muslims misunderstand.

I was in service at the height of terrorism in Punjab and Jammu & Kashmir under leaders like Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and Narasimha Rao.

They never gave sermons.

I had never heard expressions like “stigmatising a community” or “targeting a community” etc coming out of their mouth.

In the past, we used to accuse Western countries of following double standards in counter-terrorism because of their reluctance to co-operate with us.

We accused them of adopting an over-legalistic approach in order to avoid co-operating with us.

Since the botched-up London and Glasgow terrorist strikes by a joint Arab-Indian jehadi cell, we have been guilty of the same sins of commission and omission which we attributed to the West in the past.

Much of the initial leads about the Indian participants and their jehadi background before they migrated to the UK came from the Karnataka Police. It is they who were the first to identify the man who drove the car, which crashed into the Glasgow airport, as Kafeel Ahmed, an Indian national.

They were also the first to identify him as an aeronautical engineer and not a doctor.

They were also the first to establish that he became Wahabised in Bangalore and not in London, Belfast, Cambridge or Glasgow. He was not infected in the UK. He carried the jehadi infection to the UK from India.

Leaders of the Indian Muslim community are worried that digging out the truth might lead to a stigmatisation of the Indian Muslims abroad.

They express their concern to the so-called secular political leadership. What does it do?

Till recently, our Prime Minister was giving sermons to our police and intelligence agencies not to do anything, which might be viewed by the Muslims as stigmatising their community.

Now, he gives a ring to Mr.Gordon Brown and gives him a sermon about the importance of not doing anything which might stigmatise the Muslim community.

The Australian Police want some quick check-up about the antecedents of an Indian Muslim doctor from Bangalore under interrogation by them. He is related to one of the Indian perpetrators of the London and Glasgow attempts and had lived with them in the UK before migrating to Australia.

What do we do?

The Central Bureau of Investigation gives them a sermon about the importance of making their request through proper channel.

Just as the Western Police and intelligence agencies used to tell us in the past when we asked for a quick check-up of a terrorism-related information.

New Delhi is afraid that any over-enthusiasm by our police and investigative and intelligence agencies in co-operating with the British and Australian investigators making preliminary enquiries about the suspected Indian Muslims might be viewed by the Indian Muslim community as stigmatising them.

So, the message is: Drag your feet in co-operating with the British and Australians.

The sensitivities and feelings of the Muslims are more important than saving innocent civilians-whether in India, the UK or Australia-by exposing the jehadi iceberg and neutralising it before it is too late.

We shed tears for the victims of last year’s Mumbai explosions yesterday.

Let us shed tears for ourselves today for having the misfortune of having a Government for which the feelings of the Muslims are more important than saving the lives of innocent civilians from the continued depredations of the jehadi terrorists. (12-7-07)