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[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

Driven out of Jammu, Rohingya reach Karnataka as Hashim Rifai works to settle them in Bengaluru.

Land is being searched for hundreds of Rohingya, with plans to establish an entire settlement.

Who is Hashim Rifai, the Rohingya sympathizer? Understand the full case from @VisheshtaA

[Doge @Doge888252]

@Imdead108_ybc @aditya_pandit08 @IntegralUnilko @akhandbharatera @yrr_aditi_hun Awful. If he threatened, he must be given exemplary punishment @IntegralUnilko

[Doge @Doge888252]

@LorenaR97671 They are frugal, cheap and avail welfare schemes as much as possible. Living a good life doesn't figure on their top 10 list of things to achieve. Having as many kids as possible is at least on their top 5

[Doge @Doge888252]

@claire_adams694 @grok is this news accurate

[Doge @Doge888252]

@BP_speak @TRobinsonNewEra Netanyahu is no hero or saint, but it is the ONLY way to repel Islam. Overwhelming and brutal force. Netanyahu is just a tribal warlord looking for survival of his tribe without caring how he is judged for his atrocities by other tribes. I respect him for that

[Doge @Doge888252]

@TRobinsonNewEra Muslim is "different". Euphemism for I want to keep my head

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Hindu driver in India is asked his views on Muslims.

Seems it's the same view worldwide.

They call it a "phobia" for not wanting to be killed, raped, or put up with their crap.

[SaarasGlobal @SaarasGlobal]

Saaras is purpose-built electric mobility for controlled movement across large workspaces, managed environments and walking-only spaces.

Indian engineering. MSME built. Women-led manufacturing teams.

Made by Indians. Made for India. Made in India.

Proof in motion.

[Doge @Doge888252]

@Lakshmi_D_N The muslim boy may actually love the girl, but it was engineered by the community to convert girls. The girl is just a prize, an object to them and converting her gives them a sense of subjugating Hindus. And in that context hopefully more Hindu girls would be wary 2/2

[Doge @Doge888252]

@Lakshmi_D_N because you don't understand the real problem. its simple math to them, not the boy specifically, but the community itself.

The whole community heavily discourages muslim women mingle with Hindu men, but the other way is encouraged. 1/2

[Doge @Doge888252]

@AmaraNoxVisuals @ExMuslimAz Because you let them have freedom of speech, which no Christian in Saudi Arabia can imagine doing. Sometimes, some wagging tongues need special treatment

[Doge @Doge888252]

@ExMuslimAz let the stinkies shout. Keep calm and convert to Christianity

[Doge @Doge888252]

@AshishS23097428 @The_SikhVoice not many. Indian Sikhs want to be part of India.

[The Sikh Voice @The_SikhVoice]

🚨How many more Gurdwaras will #Pakistan convert or demolish like Lal Khuh — where Guru Arjan Dev Ji was tortured, before admitting the systematic erasure of Sikh history?

[Doge @Doge888252]

@JFK_Q_PRD @grok verify this please

[Doge @Doge888252]

@seshanm @sanjoychakra True, but it hurts. Hurts because some muslim men use all kinds of underhanded tactics to lure Hindu women, who they consider fair game and don't target Muslim women, because they are of the deen. Their mindset hurts, the girls' gullibility hurts

[Doge @Doge888252]

@sanjoychakra Hindu parents are to be blamed

[Zeba Zoariah @ZZoariah]

Shehbaz Sharif’s 2025 UN speech is making the rounds again. He said Pakistan stopped terrorists who might have reached New York and London. Quite the pitch ! “Our terrorists could have attacked you, but we kept them closer to home.” Mumbai, of course, didn’t get a thank you card.

[Doge @Doge888252]

@Preach_DGospel Moms are the best.

[Lakshmi @Lakshmi_D_N]

A businessman's daughter fell in love with a Muslim boy. She loved him deeply and went against her parents’ wishes.

Worried about her future, her parents discussed the situation with a family friend. Later, both families went on a picnic together.

During the picnic, the friend supported the girl and told her that all religions should be respected and that her parents should consider the marriage.

The girl began to trust this woman and saw her as someone who supported her.

Later, the friend gave her a Marathi translation of Not Without My Daughter and suggested that she read it before marrying someone from a different religious background.

The girl started reading the book around 11:30 PM. A short while later, she came to her friend's room in tears and said she was frightened and no longer wanted to marry him.

The friend still told her to think carefully about whether their love was genuine. She suggested that, if the boy truly loved her, he could consider changing his religion and they could then discuss the marriage with her father.

The girl called the boy and told him about the suggestion. According to the story, he responded with an insulting remark about her.

Those words deeply hurt her. She realized that the person she had loved so much did not see her in the way she had believed.

She decided not to go ahead with the marriage.

Books mentioned in the story:
• The Kingdom Behind the Burqa — Carmen Bin Ladin
• From Tehran Prison — Marina Nemat
• Infidel and Nomad — Ayaan Hirsi Ali
• Blasphemy — Tehmina Durrani
• Not Without My Daughter — Betty Mahmoody
• Lajja — Taslima Nasrin
• The Last Girl — Nadia Murad

These books describe the personal experiences of their authors and others living under different social, cultural, and religious conditions. Readers can explore them and form their own opinions based on the accounts presented in them.