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"This Is The Time To…": PM Modi Condemns Civilian Deaths In Gaza War

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the deaths of civilians in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and highlighted the urgent need for unity and cooperation among the Global South in the face of escalating challenges rising in West Asia due to the conflict. Speaking at the e inaugural session of the 2nd Voice of Global South Summit, PM Modi emphasised India's unwavering stance against violence and terrorism, including the October 7 attacks by Hamas on Israel. The Prime Minister underscored the importance of exercising restraint and prioritising dialogue as the cornerstones of conflict resolution.

"We all are seeing that new challenges are emerging from the events in the West Asia region. India has condemned the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7," PM Modi said. "We have exercised restraint as well. We have given emphasis on dialogue and diplomacy. We also strongly condemn the deaths of civilians in the conflict between Israel and Hamas."

The Prime Minister underscored the importance of exercising restraint and prioritising dialogue

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the deaths of civilians in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and highlighted the urgent need for unity and cooperation among the Global South in the face of escalating challenges rising in West Asia due to the conflict. Speaking at the e inaugural session of the 2nd Voice of Global South Summit, PM Modi emphasised India's unwavering stance against violence and terrorism, including the October 7 attacks by Hamas on Israel. The Prime Minister underscored the importance of exercising restraint and prioritising dialogue as the cornerstones of conflict resolution.

"We all are seeing that new challenges are emerging from the events in the West Asia region. India has condemned the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7," PM Modi said. "We have exercised restraint as well. We have given emphasis on dialogue and diplomacy. We also strongly condemn the deaths of civilians in the conflict between Israel and Hamas."

"After talking to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, we have also sent humanitarian aid to the people of Palestine. This is the time when the countries of the Global South should unite for the greater global good," he added.

The Global South refers to a collection of countries, primarily situated in the Southern Hemisphere in Asia, Africa and South America, with varied levels of economic development. While these countries do not share identical characteristics, they often grapple with common challenges such as poverty, inequality, and limited access to resources.

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"This Is The Time To…": PM Modi Condemns Civilian Deaths In Gaza War

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the deaths of civilians in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and highlighted the urgent need for unity and cooperation among the Global South in the face of escalating challenges rising in West Asia due to the conflict.

Speaking at the e inaugural session of the 2nd Voice of Global South Summit, PM Modi emphasised India’s unwavering stance against violence and terrorism, including the October 7 attacks by Hamas on Israel. The Prime Minister underscored the importance of exercising restraint and prioritising dialogue as the cornerstones of conflict resolution.

“We all are seeing that new challenges are emerging from the events in the West Asia region. India has condemned the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7,” PM Modi said. “We have exercised restraint as well. We have given emphasis on dialogue and diplomacy. We also strongly condemn the deaths of civilians in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.”

“After talking to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, we have also sent humanitarian aid to the people of Palestine. This is the time when the countries of the Global South should unite for the greater global good,” he added.

The Global South refers to a collection of countries, primarily situated in the Southern Hemisphere in Asia, Africa and South America, with varied levels of economic development. While these countries do not share identical characteristics, they often grapple with common challenges such as poverty, inequality, and limited access to resources.

Over 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians, were killed after the Palestinian group Hamas launched a sensational land-sea-air assault on October 7. In retaliation, Israel pounded the Gaza Strip — a Hamas stronghold — with airstrikes, killing over 11,000 people in the densely populated Palestinian enclave.

The Prime Minister advocated for a collaborative strategy guided by the ‘five Cs’ principles: consultation, communication, cooperation, creativity, and capacity building.

“I cannot forget that historic moment, when the African Union was inducted into G20 as a permanent member with India’s efforts,” PM Modi said.

India’s presidency of the G20 in 2023 witnessed the African Union’s accession as a permanent member of this esteemed group. The event marked the first expansion of the G20 since its inception in 1999, heralding a new era of inclusive global economic governance.

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"men shit happens."

That's literally the most accurate take on global politics right now.

Like… Macron raising retirement age like we’re immortal.

Modi doing PR while cities choke and hugging and saluting rapists&murderers.

Netanyahu speedrunning real-life dystopia.

Putin cosplaying tsar. Biden blinkin’.

Some big red T "grab 'em by the-" yeah, busy speedrunning indictments like it's a sport-and gaining fans for it.

The world’s literally burning and these men are just—shidding. Loudly. Publicly.

Democracy? More like Dema-clownery.

At this point, I don’t want a revolution. I want to take a really long nap and wake up to everything alright.

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Why Hindutva 😈 Far-Right Hindus Love Demonizing Palestinians

Israel's war has no keener defenders than pro-Modi far-right Hindus spreading fake news on Twitter/X ... slaves —

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Lula discusses international agenda with Indian PM Modi

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed Friday during a telephone conversation the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and other matters of mutual interest, it was reported.

Lula again extended his congratulations for India's success in organizing the G20 Summit and reaffirmed his interest in cooperating with the Asian country during the Brazilian presidency of the bloc. Prime Minister Modi conveyed India's full support for the success of the Brazilian Presidency of the G20.

The Brazilian president also thanked the invitations to participate in the second virtual summit of Global South Voices (on November 17) and in the virtual summit of the G20 (on November 22), and confirmed his participation in both.

The South American leader also expressed his sorrow for the ongoing war between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip and mentioned Brazil's efforts to bring back home some 1,445 people stranded in the area.

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[ad_1] Indian government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the people of Palestine with a recent shipment of 30 tonnes of medical supplies amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This consignment includes essential medicines and anti-cancer drugs. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhitr Jaiswal shared a post on X and stated, “India’s support to the people of Palestine continues. Extending humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine sends 30 tonnes of medical supplies comprising essential life-saving and anti-cancer drugs to Palestine.” ’s support to the people of Palestine continues. Extending humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine, sends 30 tons of medical supplies comprising essential life-saving and anti-cancer drugs to Palestine. pic.twitter.com/gvHFnDhlGd — Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) October 29, 2024 Last week, India sent its first tranche of assistance to the people of Palestine through UNRWA, which included 30 tonnes of medicine and food items.  “India sends humanitarian assistance for the people of Palestine through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA),” Jaiswal said on X.  “The first tranche of assistance, comprising 30 tons of medicine and food items, has departed today. The consignment includes a wide range of essential medicines and surgical supplies, dental products, general medical items and high-energy biscuits,” the post added. (Photo Credit: X/ Randhir Jaiswal @MEAIndia) India has long supported a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestine conflict. PM Modi was one of the first global leaders to condemn the horrific terror attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7 and repeatedly expressed concerns over the deteriorating situation in Gaza. India also sent humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza as part of its commitment. In July, India released the first instalment of 2.5 million dollars to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, UNRWA, for Palestine refugees for 2024-25.  Last month, UNRWA said people in Gaza are living in “inhumane” conditions. The agency said on the social media platform X that piles of waste are accumulating in central Gaza while sewage water is leaking into the streets. “Families have no choice but to live next to this accumulated waste, exposing them to foul odours and the imminent risk of a health disaster,” the UNWRA added.  The UN agency called for an immediate ceasefire. Meanwhile, Israel’s parliament has passed a law banning the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), a move branded “outrageous” by the humanitarian organisation, Al Jazeera reported. The ban will significantly restrict UNRWA’s activities across occupied East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. The move comes as the 24-day Israeli siege of northern Gaza has killed more than 1,000 Palestinians, destroying neighbourhoods and wiping out entire families. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Indian government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the people of Palestine with a recent shipment of 30 tonnes of medical supplies amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This consignment includes essential medicines and anti-cancer drugs. Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhitr Jaiswal shared a post on X and stated, “India’s support to the people of Palestine continues. Extending humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine sends 30 tonnes of medical supplies comprising essential life-saving and anti-cancer drugs to Palestine.” ’s support to the people of Palestine continues. Extending humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine, sends 30 tons of medical supplies comprising essential life-saving and anti-cancer drugs to Palestine. pic.twitter.com/gvHFnDhlGd — Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) October 29, 2024 Last week, India sent its first tranche of assistance to the people of Palestine through UNRWA, which included 30 tonnes of medicine and food items.  “India sends humanitarian assistance for the people of Palestine through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA),” Jaiswal said on X.  “The first tranche of assistance, comprising 30 tons of medicine and food items, has departed today. The consignment includes a wide range of essential medicines and surgical supplies, dental products, general medical items and high-energy biscuits,” the post added. (Photo Credit: X/ Randhir Jaiswal @MEAIndia) India has long supported a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestine conflict. PM Modi was one of the first global leaders to condemn the horrific terror attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7 and repeatedly expressed concerns over the deteriorating situation in Gaza. India also sent humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza as part of its commitment. In July, India released the first instalment of 2.5 million dollars to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, UNRWA, for Palestine refugees for 2024-25.  Last month, UNRWA said people in Gaza are living in “inhumane” conditions. The agency said on the social media platform X that piles of waste are accumulating in central Gaza while sewage water is leaking into the streets. “Families have no choice but to live next to this accumulated waste, exposing them to foul odours and the imminent risk of a health disaster,” the UNWRA added.  The UN agency called for an immediate ceasefire. Meanwhile, Israel’s parliament has passed a law banning the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), a move branded “outrageous” by the humanitarian organisation, Al Jazeera reported. The ban will significantly restrict UNRWA’s activities across occupied East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. The move comes as the 24-day Israeli siege of northern Gaza has killed more than 1,000 Palestinians, destroying neighbourhoods and wiping out entire families. [ad_2] Source link

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ISRAEL GAZA STRATEGY

It’s becoming difficult to predict the ‘end result’ in Gaza amidst Israel’s visible aversion and demotivation to arrive on any ceasefire agreement. Its stated goal is to “destroy Hamas” which is practically not in sight where Gaza’s toll has already crossed 40,000 in which almost half of them were children’s.

Let’s try to deconstruct this briefly, With Hamas’s TERRORIST ATTACK! On Oct. 7 (which killed more than 1000 Israelis, and taken many hostages) shows vulnerability in Israel’s impenetrable security net (incl. its intelligence gathering capability). But on the other side, this attack gave them an unprecedented opportunity I.e. a High moral ground to attack Gaza Strip in the garb of Self-defence and ‘Retribution’ to achieve some goals (because they were the victim this time).

Now what are the goals?

On deliberation, few probable options emerge for this prolonged operation (so called ‘war’) - 

Due to Sunk cost fallacy - Maybe they started Gaza raid with retribution in mind against Hamas but with no end sight amidst huge cost of war, they are not able to find any honourable and justifying withdrawal. 

Buffer space along with Gaza’s periphery - which may ensure their security post war (& now it extended to Lebanon aswell)

Force Migration - By huge no. of citizens toll to create fear among them and eventually pushed them out of the strip (like mass exodus during Gulf War!)

An exclusive land for Jews - It may be a long-sought dream of the past but any successful step in this direction works well for the personal gain of Netanyahu. 

Personal gain of Netanyahu - He started this to take retribution against Hamas but with prolonged war, unsuccessful attempts in releasing hostages and thousands of civilian’s deaths, he may be charged with various war crimes globally and wide condemnation domestically if the war wouldn’t end with a favourable outcome for the Israelis. (As END JUSTIFY THE MEANS). So, this war is now more personal for him than anything else. 

Purely Consequential reason – i.e. to prolong this war to get as much benefit as you can! before sitting on a negotiation table for Post war solution (like 2state solution) after the ceasefire. (because after that they may not get any opportunity to get these)

But this is not just about Israel, Gaza and Netanyahu, because of the ripple effect of this war, situation in West Asian theatre has already become tense which has affected the global Trade and food price as it is one of the major passage (accounted to almost 15% of sea borne trade) which resulted into high price of necessities (like food, clothes, medicine) especially for developing world (Global south) who are already facing the brunt of climate change. 

Other than this, with surging multi directional confrontation with Iran, Lebanon(Hezbollah), Yemen(Houthi’s) & Hamas (AXIS OF RESISTANCE), there is a possibility of wider escalation which will not limit to just West Asia and could push whole world into the time of chaos.

As our PM Modi stated, “this is not the era of war”, and hence this conflict should be end here and now, which is only possible with wide global interference and consensus, Stationing UN SECURITY FORCES could be the initial step to ease Israel’s security dilemma as well as ensuring peace and timely support for Gazans and stability for rest of the region.

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Modi Expresses Concern for Gaza During Meeting with Palestinian President

During his three-day visit to the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a crucial bilateral meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel in New York. This meeting took place against the backdrop of the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exacerbated by the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. PM Modi expressed his "deep concern" regarding the situation, reaffirming India’s commitment to supporting the Palestinian people.

In a post on X, Modi shared insights from their meeting, stating, "Met President Mahmoud Abbas in New York. Reiterated India’s support for early restoration of peace and stability in the region. Exchanged views on further strengthening long-standing friendship with the people of Palestine."

Continued Support for Palestine

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal echoed the Prime Minister's sentiments, emphasizing India's unwavering support for Palestine. He mentioned, “PM @narendramodi met H.E. Mahmoud Abbas, President of Palestine, on the sidelines of UNGA today. PM expressed deep concern at the humanitarian situation in Gaza and reaffirmed India's continued support to the people of Palestine.”

India has historically advocated for a two-state solution to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict. Following the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, PM Modi condemned the violence while also voicing concerns about the worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza. As part of its commitment, India has extended humanitarian aid, including a recent contribution of $2.5 million to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees for the 2024-25 period.

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Today's Current Affairs: PM Modi Urges Israel to Stop Airstrikes in Gaza During Ramadan In a recent interview, Prime Minister Narendra Modi disclosed that he had sent a special envoy to Israel to request them to halt the airstrikes in Gaza during the holy month of Ramadan. Despite efforts to maintain peace, the conflict escalated for a brief period. PM Modi also highlighted his independent visits to Israel and Palestine, deviating from the traditional diplomatic norms of combining the two trips for the sake of secularism. [ad_2] Download Latest Movies in HD Quality Downloading In 15 seconds Scroll Down to End of This Post const downloadBtn = document.getElementById('download-btn'); const timerBtn = document.getElementById('timer-btn'); const downloadLinkBtn = document.getElementById('download-link-btn'); downloadBtn.addEventListener('click', () => downloadBtn.style.display = 'none'; timerBtn.style.display = 'block'; let timeLeft = 15; const timerInterval = setInterval(() => if (timeLeft === 0) clearInterval(timerInterval); timerBtn.style.display = 'none'; downloadLinkBtn.style.display = 'inline-block'; // Add your download functionality here console.log('Download started!'); else timerBtn.textContent = `Downloading In $timeLeft seconds`; timeLeft--; , 1000); ); [ad_1] 1. What did Prime Minister Narendra Modi urge Israel to do during the airstrikes in Gaza? - A. Continue with the airstrikes - B. Maintain peace and not engage in combat during Ramadan - C. Escalate the bombings in Gaza - D. None of the above Answer: B. Maintain peace and not engage in combat during Ramadan 2. How did PM Modi describe the efforts made by India during the conflict? - A. They were ineffective - B. They were not publicized - C. They were solely focused on supporting Israel - D. None of the above Answer: B. They were not publicized 3. Which incident did PM Modi recount during the interview regarding his visit to Palestine via Jordan? - A. Meeting with Hamas leaders - B. Using his own aircraft to travel - C. Being offered a helicopter by the President of Jordan - D. None of the above Answer: C. Being offered a helicopter by the President of Jordan 4. How did PM Modi differentiate his visits to Israel and Palestine from earlier governments? - A. He made standalone visits to both countries - B. He avoided visiting Israel completely - C. He merged the visits to showcase secularism - D. None of the above Answer: A. He made standalone visits to both countries [ad_2] What did PM Modi reveal about India's role in the Israel-Gaza conflict during Ramadan? PM Modi revealed that India sent an envoy to Israel urging them to stop the airstrike in Gaza during Ramadan. He urged Israel to maintain peace rather than engage in combat during the holy month. Why did PM Modi send a special envoy to Israel during Ramadan? PM Modi sent a special envoy to Israel to meet and explain to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that they should not carry out bombings in Gaza during Ramadan. What did PM Modi say about publicizing such diplomatic efforts? PM Modi said that he does not publicize such diplomatic efforts, even though people in India keep "cornering him on the Muslims issue." What did PM Modi say regarding other countries' efforts to speak to Israel about halting bombings? PM Modi mentioned that some other countries also tried to speak to Israel to halt the bombings and may have achieved results. He mentioned that he also tried to facilitate peace talks. What was the reason behind the war in Gaza according to the article? The war in Gaza broke out after the October 7 attack by Hamas terrorists on southern Israel, resulting in a significant number of casualties on both sides. How did PM Modi describe his diplomatic visits to Israel and Palestine? PM Modi said that he made standalone visits to both Israel and Palestine, unlike earlier governments which used to display token secularism.

He mentioned refusing to follow the tradition of visiting Palestine when going to Israel for diplomatic purposes. Can you describe a unique instance from PM Modi's visit to Palestine via Jordan? PM Modi recounted an episode where the President of Jordan offered him the use of his helicopter for traveling to Palestine. Despite the unique circumstances involving three different countries, all came together in the sky for Modi's visit. [ad_1] Download Movies Now Searching for Latest movies 20 seconds Sorry There is No Latest movies link found due to technical error. Please Try Again Later. function claimAirdrop() document.getElementById('claim-button').style.display = 'none'; document.getElementById('timer-container').style.display = 'block'; let countdownTimer = 20; const countdownInterval = setInterval(function() document.getElementById('countdown').textContent = countdownTimer; countdownTimer--; if (countdownTimer < 0) clearInterval(countdownInterval); document.getElementById('timer-container').style.display = 'none'; document.getElementById('sorry-button').style.display = 'block'; , 1000); [ad_2] Today's current affairs include Prime Minister Narendra Modi's revelation that India intervened in the Israel-Gaza conflict during Ramadan. PM Modi sent a special envoy to Israel to urge them to stop the airstrikes in Gaza and maintain peace during the holy month. Despite efforts to uphold peace, the conflict continued for a few days. PM Modi also mentioned that other countries also tried to persuade Israel to halt the bombings. The war in Gaza escalated after an attack by Hamas terrorists on Israel, leading to many casualties on both sides. PM Modi highlighted his unique approach to visiting both Israel and Palestine separately, instead of following the traditional trend of combining the visits for token secularism. He shared an interesting anecdote about his travel from Jordan to Palestine with Israeli flight attendants, showcasing the diverse circumstances coming together for him in the sky. [ad_1]

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BREAKING NEWS: Maldives messed with India. And now it is paying the price!! In case you didn’t know, India recently announced that it will withdraw its troops from Maldives after pro-China President Muhammad Muizzu, who campaigned on a ‘India Out’ platform, called for the same. In contrast, India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, recently visited and promoted the tourist destination of Lakshadwep in a highly positive manner, in an effort to boost tourism to the UT without criticising the Maldives. However, Maldivian ministers thought otherwise. Two of them criticized India’s goals while Minister Mariyam Shiuna directly insulted PM Modi, calling him a clown and a puppet of Israel!!!! (India was among the first to send aid to Gaza and has always voted for a ceasefire. So how is it supporting Israel?) This sparked strong criticism from celebrities and other influential figures on social media, leading to the trending hashtag ‘Boycott Maldives’ as Indians started cancelling their trips right away! EaseMyTrip, one of the world’s largest travel companies, announced that it would be cancelling all flights to and from the Maldives in support of India! In addition, the owner of the Taj hotels chain, IHCL, has declared the opening of 2 mega resorts in the state ofLakshadweep for tourism purposes in the UT!!! With 2.5-3 lakh Indian tourists visiting the Maldives every year, Indians are the largest tourist group to the Maldives. Moreover, India has helped the Maldives in defence, education, and finance since 1988!! Can the Maldives survive a diplomatic war against India?? Follow Jobaaj Stories (the Media arm of Jobaaj.com Group) for more.

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- Kashmiris definitely deserve their freedom. hence, POK must be handed over to India since Jammu and Kashmir is a part of India since 1947. Kashmiri Pandits must also be given their land back since they had flee their homeland during the 1990s genocide of the Kashmiri Pandits.

- Hindutva is not serving zionisim. Standing up for your own religion doesn't make you a zionist.

- Modi was tried for his crimes in the Supreme Court of India and was released since there was no complicit evidence against him. Israel and India having friendly relations didn't stop India from being one of the first few countries to send humanitarian aid to Gaza multiple times. You conveniently forget to mention the whole riot started because of the burning of the train that carried a large number of Hindus.

- If you researched enough before making this post, you would know that India follows a 'no first use' policy and is the one of the only 2 countries that follow. You seem like the person who will blame India for retaliating after Pakistan nukes India.

- The terrorists involved are from TRF, believed to be an off-shoot of LeT. LeT is based in Pakistan. It has its headquarters in Pakistan and has been operating in Pakistan since 1985. India did not bomb civilian areas. It bombed terror bases and has provided evidence for the same in the briefings. If civilians were killed, you need to question their presence in the terror bases, not blame India. Pakistanis have posted videos on Twitter of them living life normally, proving that India hasnt bombed civilian areas, unlike Pakistan. Even if Pakistan had nothing to do with this attack, India has the right to retaliate after suffering from the terror attacks initiated by Pakistan for 78 years. Their defense minister goes on international media and accepts the fact they have been sheltering terrorists for 30 years. Their ex-pm says that there are more than 50 terrorist groups that are active in Pakistan. Pakistan starting shelling in Poonch and targeted civilian areas including a Gurudwara, which resulted in the deaths of many people. Do you think that's fair?

- Islamophobia may exist in other countries, but not India. Please take that argument else where. In India, the population of Muslims has been increasing since the Partition. Muslims are in all fields and have held several top positions in different fields. Why is there a decline in the population of Hindus in Pakistan since 1947? Why aren't Hindus allowed to hold top positions in the country? It is banned by their constitution. Please educate yourself better.

- Hindus don't believe in forced conversions. We are taught to live and let live. We are taught patience. India is a secular country because Hindus are in the majority. We have seen what happens if Muslims are in the majority. Pakistan and Bangladesh are good examples.

- Standing up for your country is being patriotic. It's being grateful for the armed forces for sacrificing their lives to keep us safe in the mainland. You love to bring Islamophobia into everything don't you? Yet you forget that the Khans are one of the highest paid actors and have a massive fan following.

- Pakistan is not Palestine. A country that has had independence for 78 years, has NUCLEAR POWER and has been funding terrorists for many decades cannot be the victim. Stop saying that they are similar.

just wanna say that

- the kashmiris deserve to be free and always have deserved their freedom. nothing will ever negate this.

- this all stems from the british partitioning our land without any consideration for the pre-existing people who resided there

- hindutva is serving zionism and the bozo indian nationalists are actually vile.

- modi aka the butcher of gujarat (who was banned from the usa for some time bc of the cruelties he committed to the gujarati muslims) has been emboldened by the complicity the world has shown to the obvious war crimes his friend netanyahu is committing in palestine

- pakistan and india are both nuclear powers. this is extremely dangerous for everyone involved, ESPECIALLY the innocent civilians.

- india has no evidence that pakistan funded or was behind the pahalgam attacks, and yet they chose to bomb civilian areas including masjids . there is nothing that can justify this, even pakistan was involved of the attack. this is very reminiscent of october 7.

- islamophobia is very very prevalent in this situation. be mindful of the sources you consume. islamophobia is rooted in hinduvta and pro india sentiments.

- most of your favorite bollywood celebrities are posting ab “operation sindoor yayyy jai hind” they are ignorant, nationalist people who do not care about muslims. islamophobia has also always been prevalent in bollywood as well.

i am indian, but i am a muslim first. i do not ever support the indian government, especially modi.

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