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When Pakistan was created, its founder, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, famously declared, "You are free, free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other places of worship in this state of Pakistan...


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3/D-4 Jul 04, 2003 12:03 AM	Mohammed Ali Jinnah created Pakistan and demolished the myth of psudeo secularists that a religion does not play any role in disintegration of a country. Jinnah's declaration was farce that "You are free, free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other places of worship in this state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion or caste or creed -- that has nothing to do with the business of the state." 14 million hindus and sikhs were successfully eliminated in independent Papistan. Now only less than 2 thousand hindus lives in Papistan. Jinnah's 2 nation theory was based on religion. Had islam not come to India the division of India could have never been possible. Jinnah has realised the dreams of those jehadi islamic invaders who invaded India for propagating their religion. Hindus were not converted to islam for fun. Jinnah was a mindset which is still alive in Kashmir. Jinnah could have never existed had Jai Chand were not born in India. Jai Chand changed the destiny of India by helping Mohammad Gauri to defeat Prithaviraj Chauhan. Many modern Jai Chand still exists who are helping Jinnah's mindset. World's oldest Hindu Harrapan Indus Valley civilization has gone to Pakistan. The current pakistan was india's most fertile land which was taken away from us. It would be very diffucult to forget our territories which was separated in the name of religion. Miss Kalavati Sonkar Nagpur, India PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE
2/D-3 Jul 03, 2003 12:02 AM	Excellent article, but the creditability of the 'logic' is blown to pieces with the inclusion of 'India versus Pakistan senario'in this article. What has India to do with Pakistan's problems? India is a democracy, Indian press is free, and they are fully aware of their problems. Indians will try to resolve the problem, without comparing, and taring Pakistan with the same brush. Raj Toronto, Canada PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE
1/D-1 Jul 03, 2003 12:01 AM	To compare minority rights in India and Pakistan is like comparing apples and oranges. I wonder if this person has ever visited India - does this person know that India has more Muslims than Pakistan? If supposedly 'Heaven for Muslims' Pakistan can not keeps its people from killing each other - who is he to point fingers at India? Such nut cases from Pakistan live in a glass house and try to throw stones. They can not accept the fact that in 50 years - Pakistan has nothing to show except exporting terror to the rest of the world while India is growing fast and developing. Writers such as this person can continue to bury their heads in the ground and scream till they are blue in the face. Vinay LA, USA PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE

1/D-1 Jul 03, 2003 12:01 AM	To compare minority rights in India and Pakistan is like comparing apples and oranges. I wonder if this person has ever visited India - does this person know that India has more Muslims than Pakistan? If supposedly 'Heaven for Muslims' Pakistan can not keeps its people from killing each other - who is he to point fingers at India? Such nut cases from Pakistan live in a glass house and try to throw stones. They can not accept the fact that in 50 years - Pakistan has nothing to show except exporting terror to the rest of the world while India is growing fast and developing. Writers such as this person can continue to bury their heads in the ground and scream till they are blue in the face. Vinay LA, USA PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE
2/D-3 Jul 03, 2003 12:02 AM	Excellent article, but the creditability of the 'logic' is blown to pieces with the inclusion of 'India versus Pakistan senario'in this article. What has India to do with Pakistan's problems? India is a democracy, Indian press is free, and they are fully aware of their problems. Indians will try to resolve the problem, without comparing, and taring Pakistan with the same brush. Raj Toronto, Canada PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE
3/D-4 Jul 04, 2003 12:03 AM	Mohammed Ali Jinnah created Pakistan and demolished the myth of psudeo secularists that a religion does not play any role in disintegration of a country. Jinnah's declaration was farce that "You are free, free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other places of worship in this state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion or caste or creed -- that has nothing to do with the business of the state." 14 million hindus and sikhs were successfully eliminated in independent Papistan. Now only less than 2 thousand hindus lives in Papistan. Jinnah's 2 nation theory was based on religion. Had islam not come to India the division of India could have never been possible. Jinnah has realised the dreams of those jehadi islamic invaders who invaded India for propagating their religion. Hindus were not converted to islam for fun. Jinnah was a mindset which is still alive in Kashmir. Jinnah could have never existed had Jai Chand were not born in India. Jai Chand changed the destiny of India by helping Mohammad Gauri to defeat Prithaviraj Chauhan. Many modern Jai Chand still exists who are helping Jinnah's mindset. World's oldest Hindu Harrapan Indus Valley civilization has gone to Pakistan. The current pakistan was india's most fertile land which was taken away from us. It would be very diffucult to forget our territories which was separated in the name of religion. Miss Kalavati Sonkar Nagpur, India PERMALINK \| LIKE (1) \| DISLIKE (0) \| REPORT ABUSE


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