.@CongressmanRaja breaks down recounting the events from past Sunday.
“I don't know how the shooter's gun jammed. I don't know how my family & others escaped. I don't know how I happened to be there, but I believe that one purpose was so I could be here and I could speak out about hate, and that has become one of my life's missions.” 💔
#america #India
@hoorfiya - The core principle in Islam is that Muslims should not mingle freely with non-Muslims (kafirs). Muslims are generally not permitted to marry non-Muslims unless the non-Muslim converts to Islam. According to their religious rules, they are also not allowed to have non-Muslims as fiancés or partners. Muslims are discouraged from visiting churches or temples due to their strict beliefs.
By contrast, non-Muslims tend to mingle more freely with one another. A Christian can marry a Hindu, a Hindu can visit churches, and women in these communities generally have more freedom to talk and socialize. How can friendship develop if a woman is completely covered in a burqa and her Muslim family does not allow her to talk to or befriend non-Muslims?
The “divide and rule” approach begins within the community itself, not from the government or the USA. Lets.clean our own house first before blaming others.
I agree. This video might not represent actual event and muslims love music. We shouldn't mis-represent any community. But you also need to understand where the hate is coming from...
Most Muslims are normal and nice people trying to live their lives. They are not the danger. The danger is the ideology that still treats certain verses as permanent orders to fight, kill, and dominate.
Look at what radicals actually quote:
Quran 9:5: “When the sacred months have passed, kill the polytheists wherever you find them, capture them, besiege them, and lie in wait for them at every place of ambush.”
Quran 8:12: “I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve, so strike them on the necks.”
Quran 8:39: “Fight them until the religion is only for Allah.”
A famous Hadith adds: the Prophet was ordered to fight people until they accept Islam, pray, and pay the tax.
These are not secret texts. Groups that bomb civilians and cut throats use them openly. They do not invent them. They apply them.
No amount of “context” erases the plain command to kill non-believers until they submit. If a religion still carries these lines as sacred and final, then the problem is not only the radicals. The problem is also the refusal to say those lines no longer apply.
Real peace does not come from pretending the verses do not exist. It comes from rejecting any scripture that demands blood for belief. Muslims and non-Muslims who want to live together must stand against that demand not hide from it.
@NewsAlgebraIND As a hindu , i would also not accept Tika from everyone except my closed ones or Preist (Pandit). She atleast accepted her to put her in Hands. I dont like Farah as such because she is good friend of Rhea Chakraborty (ssr murder suspect) but she hasn't done anything wrong here.
Ghazaleh is about to get deported back to Iran where she faces execution. Please help by reaching out to @cyrus.razavi_ if you have connections to be able to keep her in Denmark 🇩🇰
@Channel6ixNEWS@grok@mybmc - Dear BMC Mumbai - Please take a note and add in your plan of action to clean the area shown in this video. This is an industrial waste and hazardous to enviornment. Thanks for all the good work already in progress by your team
@Channel6ixNEWS@mybmc - Dear BMC Mumbai - Please take a note and add in your plan of action to clean the area shown in this video. This is an industrial waste and hazardous to enviornment. Thanks for all the good work already in progress by your team
Thanks for the publicity, I suppose. Every post targeting Indians reminds your audience exactly how much attention you want from India. If mocking Indians are part of the reason you have 26K followers, a little gratitude wouldn't hurt. Criticism is a sign of free speech; disrespect for clicks is a sign of poor content. Know the difference.
Calling an entire country Stinkindia and blaming dalits for trash says more about the person posting it than about India.
India is the world’s largest democracy, a major technology and services economy, and a space-faring nation that has put rovers on the Moon and spacecraft around Mars. It has the world’s largest young population, a growing manufacturing base, and a digital public infrastructure used by hundreds of millions. Sanitation coverage has expanded dramatically through the Swachh Bharat Mission, rail safety has improved through sustained investment in tracks, interlocking and collision-avoidance systems, and clean-air programmes have produced measurable gains in many cities. Crime and pollution challenges exist in every large developing country; they do not define India or any single community inside it.
Stereotypes and casteist insults are not arguments. India is complex, diverse and still developing exactly like every other country that has grown from poverty to global relevance in a few decades. The data shows progress on the very issues raised. The slur shows none.
This is not chinese, lets not spread misinformation. I understand that fake videos and misleading images are sometimes circulated to portray India negatively, and that is certainly unfair. However, shouldn’t we hold ourselves to a higher standard rather than respond with the same approach? A video’s caption alone cannot establish the nationality of the people shown or the broader context. Unless we can verify its origin, it would be unfair to label it as Chinese or use it to generalise about an entire population.
India has a rich tradition of ahimsa, compassion, and respect for all living beings. We should take pride in these values by practising them, even when others do not. We cannot fight misinformation by spreading unverified claims of our own. Let’s verify the facts, criticise specific actions when justified, and avoid stereotyping entire nations. That is the more rational, dignified, and credible way to represent India.
Muslims as people are not bad the vast majority are kind, peaceful, and among the nicest individuals one can meet.
The problem is not ordinary Muslims, but Islamist radicals who twist religion into a weapon.
These radicals selectively quote the Quran and Hadith to justify terror, violence, and jihad against innocents.
Terrorism and extremist jihad have no place in a civilized world, and those who promote them must be condemned.
All Muslims who value peace should stand firmly against radical Islam and its justifications for murder.
Verses and traditions that are used to promote terrorism should be openly rejected and left behind by those who seek a better future.
Marco, Indians aren’t ‘invading’ Western countries by legally travelling, studying, working, or contributing to their economies. Immigration under a country’s laws is not an invasion. If someone breaks the law, hold that individual accountable regardless of nationality.
India has its own civilisation, culture, and identity, and Indians have every reason to be proud of it. Many Indians contribute to Western economies as doctors, scientists, engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs. If you oppose immigration, make a rational argument about immigration policy instead of insulting an entire nation.
You don’t have to welcome everyone into your country, but setting immigration rules is your government’s responsibility not a licence to dehumanise people. Respect for national borders and respect for human dignity are not mutually exclusive.
Arpit, I understand that fake videos and misleading images are sometimes circulated to portray India negatively, and that is certainly unfair. However, shouldn’t we hold ourselves to a higher standard rather than respond with the same approach? A video’s caption alone cannot establish the nationality of the people shown or the broader context. Unless we can verify its origin, it would be unfair to label it as Chinese or use it to generalise about an entire population.
India has a rich tradition of ahimsa, compassion, and respect for all living beings. We should take pride in these values by practising them, even when others do not. We cannot fight misinformation by spreading unverified claims of our own. Let’s verify the facts, criticise specific actions when justified, and avoid stereotyping entire nations. That is the more rational, dignified, and credible way to represent India.
I know u ll delete my comment 😀 Sorry to disaapoint u guys..u can still abuse india...british lady in video is unaware its Mehndi
This Is Mehndi..Mehndi is made from the dried, finely ground leaves of the henna plant (Lawsonia inermis) mixed with water, lemon juice, sugar, and essential oils to form a smooth, workable paste