@Pravinin_Dubey@OpIndia_com U cannot chant Har Har mahadev in Gurudwara, u cant chant Jay Mahaveer in Hindu templez.. then why Mahadev ji slogans in Jain temple
@Pravinin_Dubey@OpIndia_com We arent asking them to not visit Jain temple, but while visiting they should maintain the sancity of that place, dancing, drinking alcohol, bolly music Why ?
@Viglnthindutva Gurudwara me jao waha ke rules follow karo
Mandir jao waha ke karo
Derasar jao waha ke karo
Jiska jo sthaan hai waha uske rules ke hisab se jao no issue at all
@MNSReportEng@onLighterNote White line doesnt represent Jainism, it is just to protect from Heat & Rain, it is unwanted controversy created by vedpathak - just to get some fame
White stripes were painted for a simple reasonтАФto make the road comfortable for barefoot pedestrians.
But @mnsadhikrut needed a controversy where none existed.
It represents a basic act of humanity & compassion Stop manufacturing outrage.
#mns#jain#mumbai
Jains are not your political punching bag.
MNS must stop the intimidation politics and respect every community's right to live with dignity.
#mumbai#jains#jainism@RajThackeray@mns
You are an Indian first ЁЯеЗ
Britishers divided us on the basis of caste and religion and ruled and looted us for centuries..
Today the anti nationalists are doing conspiracy to divide the Indians into Tamil, Gujarati, marwadi, Kannada or Marathi.
Let's make it Vishwa guru again
Request @CMOMaharashtra@Dev_Fadnavis@mieknathshinde@MPLodha@CPMumbaiPolice@DGPMaharashtra to immediately take cognizance of such threatening acts against jain community. Slowly this peaceful act of jains is being purposefully flared up by few. If any wrong is being done then let appropriate authority intervene and take cognizance giving suitable directions as per law.
Creating division over a basic public comfort measure is irresponsible journalism and cheap politics.
Not every issue needs a communal angle. Sometimes, common sense should come before propaganda.
@abpmajhatv@aajtak@abplive#jain#jainsim#media#marathi#mumbai
The white line was never about religion, power, or supremacy.
It was painted for one simple reason тАФ white surfaces absorb less heat, making it easier for barefoot walkers during extreme summer temperatures.
But instead of focusing on real public issues, parts of the media chose to sensationalize a painted line and turn it into a communal controversy.
Even worse, some influencers deliberately pushed a Marathi vs Jain narrative just for views, outrage, and social media engagement.