Modi watching in Pakistan - a nice article

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Wed May 21, 2014 11:29 pm

...Most of the gaseous anti-Modi opinion in Pakistan is borrowed from the alarm raised by secular writers in the Indian media. They fear that he will destroy the pluralist polity of India by arousing the Hindu masses to communal frenzy using Pakistan as a bogey. Even personal gibes, like Modi treating his wife unkindly, are a cross-border borrowing. The Deutsche Welle actually quoted a cab driver in Karachi as saying: “Break off relations with India if he wins. Modi is a monster. He is responsible for the killings of thousands of Muslims in Gujarat.”

This is why the Intellectual Islamic Apologists should be considered on par with India's traitors.

P.S. Bonus news: Frances Harrison, a former BBC correspondent, in her recent book, Still Counting the Dead: Survivors of Sri Lanka’s Hidden War, writes: “A damning report by the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress, the largest Muslim party, detailed 241 attacks on Muslims during 2013. These attacks included mosques being stoned, Muslim-owned shops being struck by Buddhist monks, calls for the hijab to be outlawed and a successful campaign against halal meat. Four-letter obscenities against Allah have been scrawled on mosque walls and pigs’ heads drawn on their exteriors or even tossed inside.”

by Kris Thu May 22, 2014 2:57 am

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

...Most of the gaseous anti-Modi opinion in Pakistan is borrowed from the alarm raised by secular writers in the Indian media. They fear that he will destroy the pluralist polity of India by arousing the Hindu masses to communal frenzy using Pakistan as a bogey. Even personal gibes, like Modi treating his wife unkindly, are a cross-border borrowing. The Deutsche Welle actually quoted a cab driver in Karachi as saying: “Break off relations with India if he wins. Modi is a monster. He is responsible for the killings of thousands of Muslims in Gujarat.”

This is why the Intellectual Islamic Apologists should be considered on par with India's traitors.

P.S. Bonus news: Frances Harrison, a former BBC correspondent, in her recent book, Still Counting the Dead: Survivors of Sri Lanka’s Hidden War, writes: “A damning report by the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress, the largest Muslim party, detailed 241 attacks on Muslims during 2013. These attacks included mosques being stoned, Muslim-owned shops being struck by Buddhist monks, calls for the hijab to be outlawed and a successful campaign against halal meat. Four-letter obscenities against Allah have been scrawled on mosque walls and pigs’ heads drawn on their exteriors or even tossed inside.”

>>>It is not just Pakistan. Even many western newspapers are guilty of it. To begin with, there is a certain intellectual laziness in how India and Pakistan are viewed as equals. Secondly, there is very little meaningful ground-level experience when it comes to india and absent that, the parroting of others' opinions is not a surprise.

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Modi watching in Pakistan - a nice article

Modi watching in Pakistan - a nice article

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