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Keep repeating this mantra. Even if others don't - at least you might start believing your own falsehoods. Meanwhile, let's just wait for the next Pakistani to beg some Indian minister for a medical visa on Twitter.

I wouldn't hold by breath about that if I were in Pakistan. Just my nose most likely. https://dailytimes.com.pk/145728/79m-pakistanis-still-lack-decent-toilet-report/amp/ Isn't that half your people?

"There is no evidence the network is linked to India's government" Thanks for posting that. And yea, it's not as if Pak had a good image before some outlets amplified facts about Pakistan.

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Yea - everyone should aspire to reach the levels of Bosnia and Pakistan. Just invert that whole table. :D

Yes. Indeed. Democracy is a scam. Who doesn't want a Pol Pot or Idi Amin or Mugabe or Musharraf or some other tin pot in charge? Lol. Any other gems from you to entertain me?

Hahahaha. So now evaluation of democracy is an Anglo Saxon conspiracy? As opposed to what - the Celtics? And what are the factors? Pluralism, civil liberties, political participation etc. These are universal, not Anglo Saxon. Instead of clutching at straws, read up. It seems the reality of...

Oh, the irony. Democracy as a system of governance has existed in various societies since over a 1000 years. Do you know what democracy is?

Lol. So small countries have a license to trample on human rights? The index is not called "secular western democracy index". It's a democracy index. Period. Secularism has nothing to do with democracy. The UK is a Christian monarchy and still ranks high on the democracy index. Please read up...

Pot and Kettle - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index India is still ranked as 51st despite the setbacks based on a whole bunch of factors. Bosnia and Pakistan are not even ranked in the Top 100. So instead of nitpicking here, I suggest you approach your Govt to at least begin...

How is that related to the breaking of a temple in Pakistan? As it is I consider Modi to be a Hindu version of Jinnah - so am glad he was denied a visa. I'll celebrate when he loses the general election.

When did I say he needs my permission? The "right to hate" is fine in any democracy as far as it does not result in violence or inciting violence.

All I see is a lack of understanding of how democracies function. You can protest anything you like. You are free to hate Hindus and Hinduism - that's your right. I am not going to continuously explain to you how democracy works.

We don't live in a military state. If people wish to assemble, that's their right. Right now thousands of Indian farmers have assembled near Delhi to repeal farm laws. When an assembly becomes a mob, then it is a problem. In this case, the authorities did not allow the mob to break the mosque...

The Logical Indian contacted Police Control Room of Mandsaur who confirmed that vandalisation of property happened in Nayi Abadi area of Darona village in Mandsaur district of Madhya Pradesh. We also spoke to the police officer investigating the matter who said, "Some goons climbed the mosque...

The British official document clearly states India and Pakistan as the new Dominions. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Geo6/10-11/30/enacted And of course India and solely Republic of India (erstwhile Dominion of India) is the successor state of British India At the time of the...

What was Jinnah's position on the Khilafat Movement?

No it is not. It is a criticism, not a justification. Here is the definition. I have neither said it is right, nor have I said it is reasonable. Justification - noun the action of showing something to be right or reasonable.

When did I justify violence, this act or any such act? Please don't troll.

Please type in comprehensible English. I didn't get the point you are trying to make.