2 comments on “Pakistan is promoting Hindu-Muslim religious conflicts to spread Jihadi terrorism in India .”

1. ramkrishnagoel

   December 11, 2016

   

   Dear Mr. Rajnathji == What` you was doing from 2002 of Gujarat riots against Muslims started from Vadodara on 27.02.2002.?
   Read my letters to you in 2013 / 2014 again attached below: –

   Demolition drive: At VMC, united they stand

   Ayesha Khan

   VMC COUNCILLORS BACK MAYOR’S EXERCISE TO REMOVE RELIGIOUS STRUCTURES ENCROACHING ROADS
   Vadodara, April 24: IT would have been unthinkable a couple of years ago to consider removing religious shrines which started mushrooming on roads at various places in Gujarat. But this is precisely what is happening in Vadodara, that too backed by political consensus and a predominantly BJP board
   At Vadodara Municipal Corporation’s (VMC) general board meeting on Monday, councillors cutting across party lines thumped their desks in support of Mayor Sunil Solanki’s ongoing drive to remove encroachments, including religious structures on city roads.
   Their attitude was in a marked contrast to that of Rajkot’s BJP councillors, who assaulted the city’s municipal commissioner last week for the demolition of a small Hanuman deri on civic land.
   For the last one month, a cautious elected body and a non-committal administration have been able to go ahead with the exercise, though detractors have tried to lend a communal colour to the peaceful operations. Solanki had received an anonymous phone call, threatening him if Muslim structures were touched. The Vadodara VHP unit, in an open letter to officials, had taunted that no action was being taken against Muslim structures or in predominantly Muslim areas. Worse still, an attempt was made to give a communal colour to the removal of unauthorised structures around a dargah on Rajmahal Road.
   But an impartial exercise has won the mayor the vocal support of his fellow BJP councillors and also Congress councillors.
   While condemning the anonymous phone call, which many concede could be a mischievous attempt, for the first time councillors believe this is an impartial exercise. ‘‘We are not deliberately targetting any religious structure, we are trying to build consensus and remove them with due respect,’’ said Solanki, visibly buoyed by the political support.
   A reason why on Monday, when the VMC demolition team removed encroachments near a mosque on Piramatar Road, officials could pacify a section of agitated Muslim residents as they feared action against the mosque as well.
   But the VMC team could manage to hold peace as they removed toilet structures adjacent to the mosque which were unauthorised, while keeping the structure intact as it is on private property. The Piramatar Road Muslim residents were voicing their fears after a VHP call for action against Muslim structures.
   VMC officials, including municipal commissioner Rohit Pathak, have been categorically saying that only those religious structures on public roads which are obstructing road widening exercises, or work on sewage or water lines, are being removed right now.
   This is why even BJP councillors in Danteshwar area stood by the demolition team when a Hanuman Temple alongwith a dargah was removed. Strangely, most BJP councillors publicly threw in their lot after Solanki faced flak following the voluntary removal of three temples on Tulsiwadi Road by local youths, and an unconnected incident of a minor communal clash in the neighbouring Fatehpura area.
   It was Solanki and fellow councillor Bandish Shah who had taken the initiative to convice local youths to demolish three temples in their own ward—Tulsiwadi, with a promise to help them reconstruct the structures on a private plot later, if they wanted. Police authorities, too, have lent their support, provided the action was taken with consensus and planning, as police commissioner Deepak Swaroop put it.
   Meanwhile, four big structures in the middle of the road continue to challenge the authorities. The four being: temples at Sangam crossroads and Deluxe crossroads, the dargah at the Fatehpura road divider and the Hanuman Temple opposite GEB Colony on Old Padra Road. Sensing the public mood which is supportive and growing consensus, VMC’s officials now intend to go slow now.
   ‘‘These are sensitive matters; we want the city to improve but peacefully. But we hope to take action, with consensus,’’ said Solanki.

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2. P.Singh

   December 26, 2016

   

   they dont want peace, they are trying to destroy you, after all this time if you cant understand that you are idiots.

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