RSS on their Conversion Assignment!

[Med911]

Re: RSS on their Conversion Assignment!

@Samir_Mirchandani

Mr.Med11 - it is true that the British used as one of their strategies, the Hindu-Muslim divide which they took care to foster some. That however does not absolve or obsolete the fact of forced conversions - I as many in India do not need a ‘project account’ to read for this because we grew up looking at these ruins; with age and money when travel became possible, we visited across the region and country. The evidence first hand is quite damning. But India survives because neither the common Hindu nor the common Muslim has the energy and need to rake up this past which they know will only lead to cycle of bloodshed. Both have sufficient things to be ashamed of and be proud of.

However in the e-world of copy-paste artists the kind of half-baked ‘evidence’ such as what you present is common. May you one day get the urge to seek truth.

“Half-baked” is when you go traveling and see a ruin, and then automatically assume a Muslim must have torn down a temple that once stood there, and all the surrounding Hindu habitations were forced to convert.

If your so well traveled, then come to Pakistan, where only a mile from my village there are ruins of old temples at Katas raj, a holy site for Hindus who still visit every year. Now, those temples werent made ruins by Muslims. They are ruins because they are over a thousand years old.

You should rake up your past, because when you allow people (excuse me, like YOU), to make such false statements based on ZERO evidence other then to say “I travel.” then you are allowing hate mongers to spread disharmony and discontent. Its people like you who peddle false narratives that helped create Pakistan. That Muslims have always been the enemy of Hindus is only reinforced by this notion that Muslims just blindly ran around knocking down Hindu temples.

LOL… Copy and paste. If I copy and paste randomly from any source, that should raise eyebrows.
But I copy and paste from an interview by an ACTUAL historian of repute. Would you prefer i type in manually entire excerpts from his book since copy and paste are no longer acceptable?