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Riots: Intermittent Rehearsals of an open Agenda

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(Organiser, 9.3.2014);This is in reference to “ Riots: Intermittent Rehearsals of an open Agenda” by Anand Mishra “Abhya” in Organiser. He has given brief history of excesses and cruelties done by Islamic forces since 1947, and stated that now “Hindus are in constant fear in all Muslim-majority areas, cities, towns, mohallas and streets”. This is happening all due to treachery by the Congress leaders, and stupidity of the Hindus in general. It was in November 1947, that our family reached Agra from areas which became West Pakistan. I was a boy of less than fourteen years, and saw Muslims wearing skull caps, roaming freely. I felt very bad and spontaneous reaction in mind was, that if Hindus and Sikhs cannot live in areas now in Pakistan, why these Muslims should roam freely in our homeland. It is very sad and strange, that none of the Congress leaders could think on these lines and no one in the Constituent Assembly raised this issue, that after getting their seperate homeland Pakistan, Muslims have no right to live in truncated India meant to be homeland for Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists.

ANAND PRAKASH, 72/Sector-8, Panchkula: 134 109

Who finances Kejriwal?

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It appears that Aam Aadmi Party is just an overseas cell of the American Ford Foundation to destabilise and disintegrate India. AAP is being financed abundantly by the Ford Foundation with necessary counsels and advises it as to how to implement the above agenda and that is why Kejriwal makes very high claims, false populist promises and ridiculous forecasts. Even some of the founder members of AAP charge Kejriwal that he is a liar, stooge to Jindal, a CIA agent and thus beware of him.

HL Sharma,

Palam Colony, Delhi Outlines of Hinduism

“I have no other wish in this world but to find light, joy and peace through Hinduism”, said Mahatma Gandhi. This quotation is from the leaf of the book Outlines of Hinduism by Prof TMP Mahadevan with a forward by D Radhakrishnan, former Vice-President of India. What do the so-called Hindu seculars have to say on this?

CBD Rao, 39, 15 th Cross Road, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru: 560 003

First give Hindu Ayodhya, Mathura and Kashi

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(Organiser, 16.3.2014); This refers to the statement of Shri Ashok Singhal “First give Hindus Ayodhya, Mathura and Kashi then think giving anything to Waqf Board” in Organiser. Denying Hindus their religious places may not be a surprise, since Hindus are used for such humiliations and betrayal by their own men since pre-Independence period. Look how our so-called father of nation gave away Pakistan to the Muslim population of undivided India, and how late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru prevented Muslim population to go Pakistan after the Partition of individed India, look how Congress-I enforced Family Planning on Hindus whereas prevented on Muslims, look how money collected in Hindu temples are diverted to the madrasas and not putting it in to the developmental works of our country and see how liberal is our Government in enforcing the Indian Judiciary and Constitution over the Muslims in adopting the Common Civil Code. Hence seeing all these prejudices for all these decades against Hindus, denying Hindu holy places to Hindus may not at be a surprise. We do not know how far this vote-bank politics will damage our country and upto what extent.

SETURAM ASPARI, email: rangesh@ rediffmail.com

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