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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.

Yes - India is under great danger and on the path to becoming a Hindu version of Pakistan. Modi is like a Hindu version of Jinnah - refer to this thread - https://defencehub.live/threads/is-modi-a-hindutva-version-of-jinnah.3989/

Again, if you have a logical and factual counter view present it instead of attacking me. The Khilafat movement was championed by Indian Muslims like Maulana Azad and by Gandhi. It originated in Lucknow, close to where the Ganges flows. All this has nothing to do with Pakistan at all.

@Sinan - just delete this thread - it has become toxic.

Interesting perspective. Except the Khilafat movement was championed by Indians - it was based out of Lucknow - in Central India. Heck, it included Gandhi and Maulana Azad - it doesn't get more Indian than that. The only Pakistani leader I know who was part of the Khilafat Movement was Khan...

Not really. Speaking from personal experience - I lived most of my adult life in New York, California and Scandinavia and then returned to India.

There isn't any intention behind it. It's just news and marked as such. Obviously feel some affinity since it's a Hindu temple that was demolished. If mods want to make a super thread on religious intolerance in South Asia where all such news about discrimination against minorities and their...

I take that as a compliment but I am not @Joe Shearer - Joe is here too.

I am not offended. I prefer not to engage in "whataboutery".

If that were the case I wouldn't have posted the news about Indian Muslims being killed in Kashmir. Again, please follow forum rules.

Firstly, it isn't funny. Secondly I haven't come across the news. I did post the news of Indian Muslims being killed in a fake encounter in Shopian in the Indian Kashmir thread. Also, request you to stay on topic and stop making assumptions about other members and not indulge in personal...

Here is the video Here is the news https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/30/mob-tears-down-hindu-temple-and-torch-holy-shrine-in-pakistan

Oh, I've been to Badrinath. Quite the place.

I just told you we would be least interested in Pak regions joining India even if it wanted to. That includes its component units whether you cut them linguistically, ethnically, historically or any other method. Obviously Kashmir is not a part of Pakistan - it never was and never will be.