Quote: Andha _Qanoon
I was expecting much stronger condemnation .But you are no different from average Hindus who may say it was bad but in their heart they think what MODI did was great.
How far you are my friend from Reality! I feel utterly disgusted at what has happened in Gujarat riots.
I know some of my friends, give statements like,“These people need to be taught a lesson”, but majority of the times it is in the heat of the moment. Later when they got the news about what was happening in Gujarat, there is utter Revulsion.
I do not care for Modi or Advani, but for Vajpayee yes!. He is a moderate and we need guys like him.
Quote:Andha_Qanoon
During this incident Vajpayee cut short his trip to Maldives and came back to India.Why didnt he do it when Gujrat was burning?
Do you find any retaliation by Hindus after the Temple massacre, No!. The fact is that in the previous tragedy many things went wrong, like none of the leaders were forthright enough to condemn the Godhra incident, as they have done now.
The media did not relay the views of the prominent muslims after the Godhra, unlike now.
Vajpayee did not visit Godhra also, where 59 people were burnt alive! but decided to cut short his visit now.
Most important is people have learnt a lesson. They know that violence takes them nowhere.
If we remain divided, it is so easy for our enemies to take advantage of the situation. Imagine our enemies succeed in sending operatives to bomb a few temples and masjid’s, again we will be in turmoil.
Quote: Asif_k
why did Modi decide to take a GAURAV YATRA ? What kind of Gaurav he saw in those riots ??
Modi decided to capitalise on the communal divide that he has achieved. Also, he wanted to keep the memories of “His Victory” fresh among the people to leverage political mileage in the forth coming elections. Hence the Gaurav YAtra’s and all other gimmick’s.
I would like my friends here to just see what reaction does people give me. Asif_K, I agree that I have not lost my near and dear one’s but still understand the pain and suffering it might cause. I would suggest you to have a look at the recent news about the feelings of the people who lost their near and Dear one’s.
““My sister is serious, my brother-in-law is no more and I am the one who will have to bear this personal loss. But we have got to keep the country together. We have to stop hate campaigns,” said a grief stricken Jaspreet Chhabra.”
“I have already lost my son. I just want to make one plea - nobody needs to take revenge. I want to tell the politicians not to use this incident. I don’t want anyone else to lose their children like I have,” said Puja Haathi from Ahmedabad’s satellite road area who lost her 3-year- old son and both her in-laws."
Source:
http://www.ndtv.com
