What Anil has said is revelation to me as I haven't, even by mistake, read
about Narendra Modi demolishing hindu temples in such large numbers.
Therefore I googled and this is what I have found.........
If this is true and it must be, I say cheers to Modi
floriano
goasuraj
PS: Some guts that, though a lot less than the guts it took to demolish
Ehsan Jafri :-))
23 Responses to "CHURUMURI POLL: Right to demolish temples?"
1.. Vinay Says:
21 November 2008 at 7:51 pm
Most certainly option '3': "Maybe, but Modi should also pull down all
illegal mosques, churches, synagogues and ashrams, regardless of the
religion involved"
And in my opinion, the first word in the sentence above should be YES and
not maybe. Illegal temples, mosques, churches, houses.. everything certainly
needs to be demolished, all the more so if they have encroached on public
land.
And check out this sentence in the article: "Facing the axe are another
161 temples, a dargah, and a Christian prayer hall in BJP prime minister
hopeful L.K. Advani's constituency"
Modi is doing precisely what needs to be done. Kudos to him for this. The
VHP has again shown that it is an utter ass, and needs to be banished. I
still cannot believe that India has managed to produce a politician with
some guts.
---- Original Message -----
From: "anil desai" <anild...@gmail.com>
To: <goa...@goanet.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 4:05 PM
Subject: [Goanet] swiss referendum
Rajan Parrikar wrote:
To Goanet -
Goans should take a leaf out of the Swiss book
and ban new mosques and muezzin calls that the
migrants want to bring to Goa. The most visible
structure in the Chimbel slum - visible to the
naked eye from the Mandovi bridge - is the mosque.
r
My Dear Rajan,
You cannot be serious...............
Kangress babus have mastered: this and therefore when Narendra Modi - a '
Hindu zealot' demolishes over hundred hindu religious structures in
Gujarat
because they were illegal, no one takes blindest bit of notice. You try it
in Margao - Digu with his bleeding heart will be at the front of the queue
of howling protesters.
Anil Desai
