So were the laws discriminatory or partial to some, or not? Who is
right and who is wrong on this? FN
I would kindly request Marshall not to continue to use political smears against
me, just because I corrected the erroneous information he had posted on Goanet
regarding the recent change in visa rules. Also, as alluded to before, I hope
someone with the right background and expertise would
Santosh Helekar:
I hope someone with the right background and expertise would provide him
with the knowledge he does not possess, by answering the diversionary
questions he asks below to cover up for his errors on the visa issue.
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Response:
It is unfortunate that Santosh
Once again, I would like to kindly request Marshall not to resort to personal
insults against me just because I corrected his misleading statements on the
visa issue. As far as engaging in a healthy debate on the subject of this
thread is concerned, I would be happy to respond in a sincere and
Santosh in his usual style has indulged in a lot of politically loaded
polemics (without any substance) that would put many a seasoned politician
to shame. Disregarding the same, I would prefer to focus on the main points
raised by me which he has been unable to explain.
1. Why were christians
Marshall Mendonza wrote:
My post consisted of two reference points-
1. denial of long term visas to Christians of Pakistan.
2. denial of benefits to dalits of christianity and islam
Anybody who has read all other posts in this thread (i.e. in the thread
entitled Christians of Indian
The loaded language apart, I think the question simply is, does the
secular Indian state have any laws or rules which are discriminatory
on the basis of a person's religion? Either overtly or covertly? FN
FN +91-832-2409490 or +91-9822122436 (after 2pm)
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Gabe Menezes: This is probably the best thing done by the NRI Minister for
Goans this year. Question is why was it a practise to favour only Hindus and
Sikhs before?
Response:That is because of Indian style 'secularism'. Dalit Christians and
Muslims are denied benefits which are extended to
aka, shit for brains (or, kaka. Remember these are our benign uncles too).
Or refined shit, since our Kakas are no slouches. Ustads yes.
Maybe increasing the bride pool too in the process. A different admixture.
Now its time for some xekotti.
venantius j pinto
Message: 5
Date: Sat,
Initiative to enable Pak Goans to return to IndiaLong-term Indian visas for
Pak XiansPanaji, Aug 31, DHNS:
*Christians of Indian origin who live in Pakistan will now be entitled to
long term visas to India, Goa’s Commissioner for NRI Affairs Eduardo Faleiro
said.*
The Union Home Ministry recently
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