ideology
by shankar on 2008-06-03 01:52:48.626781+05:30
Hi Everyone,It is disturbing to have groups that will alter the image of india as a state that would bear groups like shiv sena RSS, VHP, BJP.They are bad stigma on the name of indian democracy, this country needs to develop and as long as we have such groups within our country who care less for the country and are based more on terrorism. This is pure terrorism and still the goverment capable of doing everything is still looking quite on this disturbing forces within the nation. I would say these type of parties based on religion cast and creed should be banned for ever and there leaders should be held accountable for all the hatred that is sworn in the hearts of innocent nationals of this country.Every citizen of this country is respectable equally and we have to honor everyone in equal way without building barriers among ourselves and uproot such forces that becomes a source of such terrorism and speration within our country.Jai Hind..
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by nilu on 2008-05-19 05:58:19.670407+05:30
Hate mongers RSS, Shiv Sena and BJP collecting funds overseas in the name of teaching adivasis and forcibly thrusting hinduism on them. Wake up 'World', RSS/ShivSena are terrorist organizations operating within India. Investigate their affairs. Stop them before they massacre any more in the name of democracy.
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by "Nautankee" on 2008-05-18 18:34:17.920107+05:30
DEEPALI NANDWANI - You are great,Al-Qaida and these Sena likes are thugs they rule like terrorists do.
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by DEEPALI NANDWANI on 2008-05-18 00:42:25.496823+05:30
SHIVAJI Park, at the heart of Mumbai, is the nursery of Indian cricket. Legends like Sunil Gavaskar, Ajit Wadekar, Subhash Gupte and Sachin Tendulkar have grown up playing cricket on its sprawling grounds. Most residents of the buildings surrounding Shivaji Park have played cricket either in the park or in the narrow gullies that crisscross the area. Ironically, Shivaji Park and Dadar, its neighbouring area, are also Shiv Sena strongholds. The residents of these areas were once the biggest supporters of the Sena and its 'son of the soil' ideology. No longer. When crazed Sainiks dug up the Ferozshah Kotla Stadium's cricket pitch in Delhi or stormed into the Mumbai office of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, beat up its staff, and smashed the cricket trophies, they did not realise they were alienating their own support base.
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by DEEPALI NANDWANI on 2008-05-18 00:32:27.125087+05:30
Shiv Sena's rabble-rousing against the Pakistani cricket team, its pig-headed insistence on not allowing Pakistani cricketers to play in India and its strong-arm tactics have shocked the middle class Maharashtrians, for whom cricket is more than just a game. Anger against the party they once rooted for is obvious. Nilesh More was a student of the Balmohan Vidya Mandir, Tendulkar's alma mater and captain of the under-14 and under-16 cricket teams of the Bengal Club. He wonders why Thackeray is bringing politics into a game they all love so passionately. Ashish Wadekar who captained the Balmohan Vidya Mandir's cricket team, says: "My parents were Sena supporters. My kaka was a member of the Shiv Sena. But now they are embarrassed by what is happening. They say the Sena has gone too far by doing things like breaking up the BCCI office." And what does he feel about it? "I don't know," he shrugs. "I only hope that the cricket match takes place. We were looking forward to watching it on TV."
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