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Post by chetak » Wed Dec 26, 2018 2:56 pm

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Still think the Sabarimala rituals are an indication of gender oppression?

They are the true stakeholders.

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Post by chetak » Wed Dec 26, 2018 3:00 pm

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#SaveSabarimalaTradition

Jayashankar @jaypanicker 2h2 hours ago

What a response! 4Million people lighting up the entire state at one go. World record indeed #AyyappaJyothi


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Post by chetak » Wed Dec 26, 2018 3:17 pm

RVAIDYA2000 @rvaidya2000

Interesting: It appears The tempo traveller for Manithi was provided by one Jappar of SDPI from TN--If true then it has far reaching implications of EVR grand daughters and SDPI collaboration:)RT

8:30 PM - 24 Dec 2018 from Bhopal, India

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Post by chetak » Wed Dec 26, 2018 4:22 pm

Kerala's Republic Day float left off list of final 14 state tableaux: LDF leaders slam 'political' exclusion by Centre


Kerala's Republic Day float left off list of final 14 state tableaux: LDF leaders slam 'political' exclusion by Centre

TK Devasia Dec 26, 2018


After right-wing outfits thwarted its move to implement the Supreme Court verdict lifting the ban on the entry of menstruating women to the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala, Kerala's Left Democratic Front (LDF) government has been trying to make the entry of women possible by reviving the renaissance legacy of the state.

It sought to articulate the idea at the national level by making renaissance the theme of its float for the Republic Day Parade on 26 January. However, the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Front (NDA) government is not impressed by the idea. The Ministry of Defence, which is the final authority on selecting the floats, has reportedly denied permission to the proposed float that depicts the 1924-25 Vaikom Satyagriha.

The state government considers the satyagriha relevant in the case of Sabarimala since it helped lower caste Hindus in gaining their right not only to enter temples, but also to use public roads. The satyagriha organised with the blessings of Mahatma Gandhi was also instrumental in the 1936 Temple Entry Proclamation made by the erstwhile Travancore rulers.

The state government had also proposed the Temple Entry Proclamation and the Non-Cooperation Movement as themes for the float. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's political secretary MV Jayarajan said that the cultural committee under the defence ministry had selected the Vaikom Satyagriha for the state's float. However, it did not figure among the list of 14 state floats finalised by the ministry.

"We have not received any communication from the ministry so far. We presume it is rejected since the state was not included in the final list. We don't know the reason for rejecting the theme, which we thought is relevant in the wake of the stiff resistance from right-wing outfits to the move to implement the Sabarimala verdict," he added.

When asked whether the decision is political, Jayarajan said that it was clearly so, since the BJP and Sangh Parivar have been at the forefront of the agitation against permitting women's entry to the temple. He opined that the state unit of the BJP was trying to use the issue for political gains.

The state leadership of the saffron party, that initially welcomed the apex court verdict, started opposing it after women in large numbers took to the streets against the government's support to women entering the temple. The party workers and Sangh Parivar activists have been resisting the entry of women by trekking up the hill as devotees and physically blocking young women from going into the temple.

State BJP president PS Sreedharan Pillai had described the Sabarirmala issue as a golden opportunity for the growth of his party in the state and urged the cadres to extract maximum mileage from it. The biggest attraction of the party was the strong position the Nair Service Society (NSS), a community organisation of the upper caste Nair community, took against women's entry to Sabarimala.

The party believed it to be an opportunity to bring the organisation under the NDA fold as in the case of Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana (SNDP) Yogam of the lower caste Ezhavas, which aligned with the NDA by floating a political party called Bharat Dharama Jana Sena (BDJS).

The BJP has been targeting Hindu community organisations as most of the regional parties are well-entrenched in either the LDF or UDF. However, NSS defied the move saying that it did not want to be identified as a Sangh Parivar outfit. The Sabarimala issue saw both coming together.

Although NSS general secretary G Sukumaran Nair denied any political tie-up with BJP, the LDF feels that the members of the community will side with the saffron party as they believe that the saffron party has backed their struggle for protecting the customs and rituals in Sabarimala.

Political analysts believe that the government had thought of rallying renaissance organisations to make up the loss by consolidating its position among Ezhavas, who traditionally backed the Communists. They believe that the government had given the leadership of the women's wall on 1 January proposed as part of the renaissance campaign to SNDP general secretary Vellappally Natesan with this in mind.

The government had proposed the float on Vaikom Satyagriha to strengthen the movement. Therefore, it considers the rejection of the float by the Central government as a politically-motivated decision. The state BJP chief refused to comment on the defence ministry's decision. He said he had no official information from the Central government about the rejection of the float. "I have only seen the media reports. I cannot comment based on the media reports," Pillai said.

However, a BJP leader, who did not want to be identified, denied any politics behind the decision. He said that the floats for the parade are selected based on various criteria. He pointed out that the floats proposed by the state in 2015 and 2016 were also rejected. No one raised any political point behind the decision then, the party leader said.

Political analysts suspect that the Central government decision not to allow the state's float on the Vaikom Satyagriha could be aimed at supporting the Sangh Parivar. Joseph C Mathew, advisor to former chief minister VS Achuthanandan, said it could be a political decision as the theme of the float was cleared by the cultural committee.

"If the defence minister has overruled the committee's decision, it could be on political grounds. This is a serious issue. The state should protest this strongly," he said, adding that Kerala will lose the gains it has made through renaissance if the conservative sections are allowed to gain an upper hand. Joseph said he had differences with the government over the conduct of the women's wall. But he said that he wanted the campaign to succeed as it would strengthen the fight against the reactionary forces trying to 'take the state back to the Stone Age'.

The BJP and Congress-led Opposition United Democratic Front have been opposing the women's wall by terming it a communal wall aimed at seeking political gains from dividing people communally. While the Congress refused to associate with the wall, the Sangh Parivar countered it by organising an Ayyappa Jyothi — the simultaneous lighting of Ayyappa lamps from Manjeshwaram in the North to Parassala in the South — on 26 December.

The Central government's decision to deny permission for the Kerala float on renaissance may fuel the simmering tussle between the LDF and the Sangh Parivar over Sabarimala

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 3 (Oct 2018 - )

Post by Vriksh » Wed Dec 26, 2018 6:37 pm

fanne wrote:
Wed Dec 26, 2018 1:28 pm
because Judiciary is last, most powerful Break India Force (BIF) that exist. Anyway to tame it, including reservation
Tame it? Do you have any idea about what most of the educated beneficiaries of reservation think about the BJP/RSS? And what the long term consequences of having caste bias in the judiciary will be? This is a move fraught with little benefit.

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Post by fanne » Wed Dec 26, 2018 9:56 pm

I also do not agree with the approach. Not for the same reason. The current bunch of Judges, with or without reservation you cannot be worse. It has been rock bottom, any bad, and they may themselves get justice kangaroo court way.
However, the people who voted against BJP because of reservation will double down with this approach. Imagine explaining this to others when political savvy people @BG would not understand.

They should have stopped before. When the right judges were not picked, not clear the appointment t all. Let there be constitutional crisis. There pu$$y footing has come back to haunt them.

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Post by JohnTitor » Thu Dec 27, 2018 2:10 am

Fanne, how exactly does provision of reservation "tame" the judiciary? Are you saying those who benefit will swing the system toward BJP/Hindus?

Unless you have a logical explanation, it sounds like another one of those "chanakyan" CT theories that are good for an echo chamber.

When the judiciary struck down reservations, BJP took it upon itself to pass laws to enable it, losing thousands of voters in the process. We all, here, know that reservation will not allow India to progress.. it will only lead to people with talent and skill leaving the country for better lives abroad while the mediocre remain.

So when you had the judiciary striking it down, why go out of your way to provide reservations?? After all, BJP happily use the judicial process to hide behind inaction for other things like RJB etc?

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Post by Vikas » Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:42 am

Could it be that BJP leadership believes that reservation is a good thing and should be continued. Why everything has to be viewed from political angle ? Reservation is a good thing for anyone who can potentially benefit from it.
Taming Judiciary is a fast slipping slope which once stepped upon will result in a disaster. BJP is no den of saints and there is no guarantee that someone else with sinister agenda will not someday rule India and will find tamed Judiciary, just the recipe She needed.
Don't awake more demons than you can slay !!

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Post by Raj Malhotra » Thu Dec 27, 2018 5:16 am

As a disappointed Modi fan, I have 5 suggestions, which I think may turn around 2019 elections :-

1. Abolish Income Tax & double Customs duty (permitted by WTO). Target Middle class & job creation

2. Issue Ordinance for Ram Mandir, Vishwanath, Krishna temple. Target Hindutva voters

3. Abolish 370 & 35A by executive action. Target Nationalism


4. Freebies, waivers, subsidies, UBI through budget for pro poor propoganda by using by RBI reserves

5. Completely End all foreign funding to social, political, legal NGOs

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Post by JohnTitor » Thu Dec 27, 2018 5:26 am

Vikas wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:42 am
Could it be that BJP leadership believes that reservation is a good thing and should be continued. Why everything has to be viewed from political angle ? Reservation is a good thing for anyone who can potentially benefit from it.
Taming Judiciary is a fast slipping slope which once stepped upon will result in a disaster. BJP is no den of saints and there is no guarantee that someone else with sinister agenda will not someday rule India and will find tamed Judiciary, just the recipe She needed.
Don't awake more demons than you can slay !!


Noone believes anything. It's all a stand taken in the hope of getting votes.

If tomorrow, voters who want reservation are against it, politicians will change their tune. Politicians' belief in reservation is as good as pappus belief in dharma. They are not interested in ensuring their vote bank move up the prosperity ladder either - take JDS in KA or mayawati / Yadav party in UP, their vote banks keep bidding for them, they are promised the sky, yet nothing ever changes.. the biggest beneficiaries of reservations are those that don't need it. Yet it is propagated because fools vote for the promoters and keep India a third world country.

As an aside, the judiciary indeed needs to be tamed, their overreach is simply undermining democracy and will lead to long term instability. Their sole duty is to interpret laws, not change, enact or revoke them, as they have been doing. But I don't see how reservations in the judiciary solves that. If anything, it will lead to incompetent and undeserving candidates moving up because they were born in a certain social division (which BTW isn't something you are allowed to change).

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Post by Aditya_V » Thu Dec 27, 2018 5:47 am

None of this can be achived without relevant economic and miltary capabilities within the country. Uneducated(Literate but propaganda filled minds are also uneducated) can be best used by these Politicans.

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Post by chetak » Thu Dec 27, 2018 6:46 am

Vikas wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:42 am
Could it be that BJP leadership believes that reservation is a good thing and should be continued. Why everything has to be viewed from political angle ? Reservation is a good thing for anyone who can potentially benefit from it.
Taming Judiciary is a fast slipping slope which once stepped upon will result in a disaster. BJP is no den of saints and there is no guarantee that someone else with sinister agenda will not someday rule India and will find tamed Judiciary, just the recipe She needed.
Don't awake more demons than you can slay !!
The BJP needs "reservation" for electoral purposes. It just cannot afford to alienate a large percentage of the voting, very vocal, assertive and entitled new brahmin class, especially when all the other blatantly caste and religion based parties are openly vooing this segment.

Reserved judicial posts are one way of breaking the deeply embedded congi ecosystem that has preserved and sustained a religion based and political dynasty family based self perpetuating, beyond the constitutional pale of entitled royalty in a democracy.

The self selection method of India's judiciary enforced by the collegium system and not subject to the usually acknowledged checks and balances, is unparalleled anywhere in the world and it is a power that had been stealthily grabbed over the years of congi rule.

This needs to be broken along with the so called succession plan that is cast in stone for decades to come without any reference to merit or experience.

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Post by srikumar » Thu Dec 27, 2018 7:15 am

Seems like the election battle has come to me. Youtube, which I use daily for entertainment (hindi songs mostly) has in the last couple of weeks, started 'suggesting' videos ......with Indira Gandhi in them. I've never looked for IG stuff. There was one that came 2 weeks ago, stayed for week. I did not click on it, It went away. Today another one, different, came as a suggestion.

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Post by darshhan » Thu Dec 27, 2018 8:35 am

Raj Malhotra wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 5:16 am
As a disappointed Modi fan, I have 5 suggestions, which I think may turn around 2019 elections :-

1. Abolish Income Tax & double Customs duty (permitted by WTO). Target Middle class & job creation

2. Issue Ordinance for Ram Mandir, Vishwanath, Krishna temple. Target Hindutva voters

3. Abolish 370 & 35A by executive action. Target Nationalism


4. Freebies, waivers, subsidies, UBI through budget for pro poor propoganda by using by RBI reserves

5. Completely End all foreign funding to social, political, legal NGOs
First of all I don't think you are a Modi fan. But if you are indeed a Modi fan and these are your expectations, then you will continue to be disappointed .
So a very sad new year 2019 to you in advance.

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Post by chetak » Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:03 am

The major controls that the BIF have are embedded in the RTE act and Govt control of Hindu temples and 5 - 6 enabling clauses in the constitution that have been conveniently amended from time to time.

Apart from the RJB issue in the short term, the rest is of no consequence.

Simply enable the Hindus to enjoy all the rights and facilities that are currently "enjoyed" by the so called "minorities". This will immediately equalize a lot of things. Remove the words "socialist" and "secular" from the constitution. Even today the inclusion of these words by IG has not been ratified by the Indian parliament.

Ever wondered why "secular" gets added immediately to any country's constitution when that country is in trouble?? It is the doing of the very same BIF.

Look at what happened in nepal after "secular" was added into their constitution.

The BIF have been actively operating slyly, secretly and in the shadows in India since before 1947, they openly came to the forefront and added "secular" to our constitution when IG was in trouble and they declared their hand confidently when the italian mafia came to power and see what they did in TN, AP and KER and KAR.

In India the rolers and the ropers are from the same stock as the Hindus, so the very concept of "minority" is wrong and unjustified especially when accorded constitutional protection.

Someone like the North Sentinelese or others fitting such criteria can very justifiably be called "minority" and thus accorded such a constitutional status, not rolers and ropers who converted from amongst us. You are fraudulently benefitting those who "converted" and belittling, disrespecting, disabling and disenfranchising those who remained steadfast to the ancestral belief systems, culture, civilization and religion.

And yet we are currently 80 - 85 % of the total population and being actively discriminated against by a "minority" monster that we ourselves willingly created, pushed from the background by the venomous britshit christians who very slyly and cleverly played their poisonous cards through willing cats paws like gandhi and nehru.

Don't withdraw anything presently given to the "minorities" but simply and immediately, give exactly the very same privileges and facilities to the Hindus.

Nothing in the constitution prevents this.
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Post by Aditya_V » Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:12 am

I was an INC-UPA fan

1. I expected them to make sure India's GDP on par with USA.
2. Healthcare services to be on par with NHS UK
3. Pakistan to be a peaceful nation with not 1 terrorist being sent to India
4. China to smoking the peace pipe with India
5. India exports to be 500 billion during MMS rule.

Due to these disappointments I want to make sure never to vote for INC UPA team for this.

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Post by gauravsh » Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:12 am

Guys, follow this twitter feed for some insights on AW update

https://twitter.com/raghavohri0

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Post by Primus » Thu Dec 27, 2018 12:35 pm

srikumar wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 7:15 am
Seems like the election battle has come to me. Youtube, which I use daily for entertainment (hindi songs mostly) has in the last couple of weeks, started 'suggesting' videos ......with Indira Gandhi in them. I've never looked for IG stuff. There was one that came 2 weeks ago, stayed for week. I did not click on it, It went away. Today another one, different, came as a suggestion.
YT has algorithms they follow based on your viewing activity. I have a premium account which enables me to watch videos without any ads, I find it useful as I do see a lot of videos related to my work and hobby. However, I also watch a lot of Hindi Kavi sammelans and of course political videos with the usual TV debates, news analysis etc. Also see Hindi songs. IOW, I have a wide variety of interests on YT.

Every time I click on the logo, it pops up recommended videos for me. Sometimes I am surprised and pleasantly so, for it is something that I do find interesting. However, have not seen anything promoting Cong or IG at all.

Of course this may have to do with the fact that I am not in India so maybe their Indian policy is set up differently. Wouldn't surprise me at all if they were pro-Congress, like all the other Western outlets.

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Post by JohnTitor » Thu Dec 27, 2018 1:00 pm

chetak wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:03 am
And yet we are currently 80 - 85 % of the total population and being actively discriminated against by a "minority" monster that we ourselves willingly created, pushed from the background by the venomous britshit christians who very slyly and cleverly played their poisonous cards through willing cats paws like gandhi and nehru.

Don't withdraw anything presently given to the "minorities" but simply and immediately, give exactly the very same privileges and facilities to the Hindus.

Nothing in the constitution prevents this.
Absolutely agree with your post.

Except I don't think Hindus constitute 80% of the population. At best they make up 60%.. The census is wrong, because I know for a fact that many of those who have converted don't reveal their conversion to the census collectors. They do this because on paper they are still SC/ST etc and they continue to get benefits meant for those segments. They are TOLD to lie to the census staff by the converters. In effect, they are Hindu on paper but converted in practice.

The proof can be seen in AP where only 4-5% are said to be rollers but every village of the state has a church or two or more. It doesn't add up until you realise the duplicitous game played by the conversion crew and their new followers.

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Post by crams » Thu Dec 27, 2018 2:55 pm

Raj Malhotra wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 5:16 am
As a disappointed Modi fan, I have 5 suggestions, which I think may turn around 2019 elections :-

1. Abolish Income Tax & double Customs duty (permitted by WTO). Target Middle class & job creation

2. Issue Ordinance for Ram Mandir, Vishwanath, Krishna temple. Target Hindutva voters

3. Abolish 370 & 35A by executive action. Target Nationalism


4. Freebies, waivers, subsidies, UBI through budget for pro poor propoganda by using by RBI reserves

5. Completely End all foreign funding to social, political, legal NGOs
If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. But indeed, my disappointment also has been that ModiJi has not been a fraction 'tough' on the above issues as we all expected. And sensing his weakness, his haters have gone on the assault, attributing to him their wildest fantasies about 'fascism', 'destroying institutions' etc. So he is left with all the negative tags without actually doing anything radical. All of his positive policies are not the kind of big bang moves that would result in instant results. But lets see what he comes up with in the run up to 2019 so he can seize and control the narrative. Except for #4 or a version of that which is a possibility, the others, he will not touch with a foot-long pole in the immediate future. The traitors will scream from the roof tops.

On another note, did you guys note that the NIA arrest of scores of p!ssfuls planning ISIS style attacks in Delhi has drawn the usual sarcastic poo poing from the libtards? So what we have is a programmed Pavlovian response to any move that affects p!ssfuls by casting it as 'majoritarian extremism' (a favorite phrase by libtards to anything perceives as pro-Hindu even if its not anti p!ssful). Note how that ordinance in Noida asking p!ssfuls to obtain permission before mass prayer congregations in public places has been viciously caricatured and attacked. If something reasonable and benign like that is so furiously opposed, what chance is there for anything radical?

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Post by Chandragupta » Thu Dec 27, 2018 3:00 pm

JohnTitor wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 1:00 pm
chetak wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:03 am
And yet we are currently 80 - 85 % of the total population and being actively discriminated against by a "minority" monster that we ourselves willingly created, pushed from the background by the venomous britshit christians who very slyly and cleverly played their poisonous cards through willing cats paws like gandhi and nehru.

Don't withdraw anything presently given to the "minorities" but simply and immediately, give exactly the very same privileges and facilities to the Hindus.

Nothing in the constitution prevents this.
Absolutely agree with your post.

Except I don't think Hindus constitute 80% of the population. At best they make up 60%.. The census is wrong, because I know for a fact that many of those who have converted don't reveal their conversion to the census collectors. They do this because on paper they are still SC/ST etc and they continue to get benefits meant for those segments. They are TOLD to lie to the census staff by the converters. In effect, they are Hindu on paper but converted in practice.

The proof can be seen in AP where only 4-5% are said to be rollers but every village of the state has a church or two or more. It doesn't add up until you realise the duplicitous game played by the conversion crew and their new followers.
I was speaking to somebody who has worked on the grassroot level in the rural areas of the country. His estimate was that the Hindu population is between 68-70% and declining rapidly, specially in the South.

The only way to find out is to ban the construction of new churches & those that exist in areas where there are very few Christians, must submit a list of people that would attend the church so that cryptos can be filtered out. Ofcourse, this is not possible in the current set up but it will be supported by a lot of reserved castes whose rights are being stolen by cryptos who have converted out of the Hindu fold yet eating the pie that is reserved for the Hindus.

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Post by dinesh_kumar » Thu Dec 27, 2018 3:38 pm

^ I agree partially with above posts on Control of Hindu temples, RTE, etc.

These Acts were created for causing much mischief by the Congis.................

But, the acts continuing to exist is causing much angst.... Why is the man so stubborn that he refuses to change them?

He certainly used his power to push thru the shoddy GST.

He is the modern Prithviraj Chauhan, the last Hindu king of Delhi.

He couldn't change our lives.... Let him go in peace.

Our ancestors were right, the best shot at success lies in our own hands. ( the law of the jungle is preferred to the law of uncertainty).

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Post by srikumar » Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:10 pm

dinesh_kumar wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 3:38 pm
^ I agree partially with above posts on Control of Hindu temples, RTE, etc.

He is the modern Prithviraj Chauhan, the last Hindu king of Delhi.

He couldn't change our lives.... Let him go in peace.
Good post Dinesh.

After he goes, ideally who could replace him (to reach the goals)?
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Post by Primus » Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:10 pm

Chandragupta wrote:
Thu Dec 27, 2018 3:00 pm

The only way to find out is to ban the construction of new churches & those that exist in areas where there are very few Christians, must submit a list of people that would attend the church so that cryptos can be filtered out. Ofcourse, this is not possible in the current set up but it will be supported by a lot of reserved castes whose rights are being stolen by cryptos who have converted out of the Hindu fold yet eating the pie that is reserved for the Hindus.
This is an interesting angle.

It is true that Hindus converting to Christianity retain their Hindu names (usually). Those moving to Islam do not, and are thus easier to identify. The Cryptos continue to avail of the freebies promised to the SC/ST/Dalits in Hinduism while depriving the ones who remain Hindu.

It would be a simple enough legislation to pass, making it impossible to obtain such benefits without filling out a form that declares your religion is still Hindu. There will be a lot of opposition to this and many will be brazen enough to pretend they are still Hindu, but then if there is enough awareness, such crooks can be outed by their own neighbors and friends that are Hindu - for such things cannot be kept secret from the community. There will still be problems for sure and a lot of resistance to boot, but at least there will be some semblance of justice done.

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Post by dinesh_kumar » Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:52 pm

^ there's none saar.

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