Now that’s a good sign. Just shows the new generation is fed up with old fundos!
Better would have been, if she were to marry Hafiz Saeed. Then both these Fundos (Thakrey + Hafiz)would be pre-occupied to sort out their differences at home and we people of Pak and India would have had a little breathing space.
Extremist Hindu party Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray’s granddaughter Neha Gupta married a Gujarati Muslim in Mumbai on December 4, media reports said. Neha is the daughter of Bal Thackeray’s eldest son late Bindumadhav. Neha, 25, has married Muhammad Nabi, 27, son of an old friend of Bindumadhav and Raj Thackeray. The marriage has further cemented the family’s bond with the MNS leader. The entire family, excluding Bal Thackeray, attended the wedding at Hotel Taj Lands End. Neha’s mother Madhavi Thackeray welcomed guests like Manohar Joshi, Ram Kadam, Ashish Shelar, Gopal Shetty, Nitin Sardesai and wife Swati, Mangesh Sangle, Shirish Parkar, Shishir Shinde and others. Raj Thackeray, too, attended the reception, along with his wife and sons, reports said.
so if hafiz saeed daughter going to marry bal thackeray son, will you support it being “shows the new generation is fed up with old fundos”
the difference between Pak & India is .. they are still alive .. if God forbid something like that happened in Pak .. .pata nahi kitney mar chukey hote.
i meet hafiz saeed the lost commander once, his daarhi is freaking out of control, looks like to me as a “mountain goat”.
well done neha and nabi , young generation are free from evils of the older who exploit religion and shed blood for their personal gains .times are changing for the good .now a days intercaste and interreligion marriages are rising on a very fast pace in the metropolitan cities of india , relatives from both sides too participate in these marriages without any inhibitions of difference in religion .
Good sign - if I recall you were against rights for minorities such as gays in Pakistan - maybe time for change is here - not just for religious tolerance, but tolerance across the spectrum.
What people do behind their four walls and how they live, as long as it does not include killing, raping etc., I don’t care.
If you want to be a gay behind your four walls, I don’t give a tiny rats a$$ about that.
But if you want to legalize it, sorry, I am completely against that. Per constitution we are an Islamic country, we do not want outright Sharia in our country, but we also do not want any law which totally goes against our religion.
India, however at least on paper, is a secular country and no one is stopping her to legalize homosexuality. Go and campaign it there.
If it is legalized, where are you gonna stop then?
What if tomorrow someone else comes with an idea that he be allowed to have sex with cats, dogs and God knows what, and Govt. should legalize it?
Therein lies your inconsitency. you preach tolerance elsewhere. But when it comes to Pakistan, youwant Islamic laws applied.
Your last sentence is somthing the right wing in the west uses - comparing gay sex to sex with animals.
You should take a lot of comfort that your views are identical to extreme right wing religious fanatics in the west.
You are right “What people do behind their four walls and how they live, as long as it does not include killing, raping etc., I don’t care.”
Practise religion within your 4 walls - do not impose it on the general population. Your post is clear indication that India withall its faults is streets ahead in terms of progressiveness.
This forum is abt expressing individual opinion. As an individual, i support gay rights, women’s rights, minorities (muslims included)rights. As a US citizen, I vote in favor of it
as for this topic not belonging to this thread, last I checked, you raised this topic here.
Indik’s liking your postis clear indication that discrimination in India against gays is alive and well by the way, and so is use of the word faggot either in this or another thread. So u are preaching to the choir - India also has lots of room to progress
