Comments by "BHARATH CHANDRAN, JUST REMVER THAT" (@Your-god150) on "Another Sri Lanka In The Making? Pakistan On Brink Of Economic Ruin | Insight | Full Episode" video.

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  17.  @siddharthghosh1005 * constitution of India needs amendment. Art 30 needs to be removed if you think constitution ie so good. Minority special provisions is not secular but pseudo secular. No actual democracies in the world has such provisions that benefits only partial community. Beautiful constitution isn't it? And you have read it also? Indian constitution have too many loopholes that paves way to corruption. 2) south Korea Singapore Japan should be compared. Because it is democracy. India could've also implemented that model in 1947. Then by 2010 India could've been as good as China today. Population do not matter. But the crowd must be clean without fringe groups like pfi sdpi supported by political leaders who is in turn supported by the same beautiful constitution. 3) shouldve put the house in order implement caa nrc Ucc long before. 4) in a one rule, policies will be implemented immediately without delay hence development will be rapid unlike multi political system like India here any policy needs an acceptance from both houses of parliament, until then development will be kept on hold. 5) states with opposition political party in power will halt a policy of center implement into their states ( misuse of federal powers of the state against center) thus development will be put on hold till the opposition party in a particular state is put out of power. And news channels run by that state influence the peoples mind against center ( misuse of freedom of press by the same Indian beautiful constitutional law?) Are nothing but tools to lay down more corruption 6) freedom of press being misused by media creating confusion of facts that stands as obstacle to peoples right to know the actual information about a particular bill passed by parliament. Thus people in a state get misled by news channels and they lose faith upon the bill thus development is curtailed and put to hold for long time this tools to more corruption is in Indian beautiful constitution. No need to blame the govt but the people who thought they knew the constitution well but couldn't question it. 7) no need to depend on USA for development. Put your house in order first by removing all anti social elements then educate the society. Increase education bill as is done by the current govt. Give them skills. Remove labour forces ( this is age of AI and not labour forces) and give them skills ( like skill development bill 2015) wait for 25-30 years meantime new gen will come up up educated. Give chances for pvt investors. Let them invest they will give you job. Start with that. Give them opportunity to manufacture. Support them. When you support them naturally world market will get attracted with fdi. This the last 60 years govt shouldve done long before. 8) *a stable leader is not sent. It is made. If people are corrupt and lazy then leaders will also be corrupt and lazy only. Indias federal system ( of the same beautiful constitution) will turn any leader into corrupt. Eg as above: if centre passes a good bill in the parliament the state govt, if opposition means, he will block that bill and mislead the public of that particular state against the bill by using news channels who in turn misuse the freedom of press of the same ( beautiful) constitution, are nothing but tools for more corruption given by the same beautiful Indian constitution. Democracy of India sucks into corruption. It needs to remove multipolitcs make it bipolitcs like USA and remove the additional loopholes to corruption like federal system, and bring unitary form of govt or implement Ucc. If not separatists groups will grow in states under protection of opportunist political party in power and chances to split the nations becomes more. Conclusion = there is a need to be under control after some extent. A law that have too much liberal structure alongside with too many loopholes for corruption is like tempting people to do wrong and then punish. Unfortunately in India the loopholes for corruption are too many that you cannot punish the offender. The law ( of the same beautiful constitution) comes to protect the corrupt "India is not a police state" , this of went out of control there is no machinery in the law and order to bring it under control as India have only 1 police force oer 700 population = beautiful constitution laid down by somebody, edited by somebody. 😏
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  35.  @PakistanDefenseForum  pandemic was like a natural disaster. The world was not prepared for it. It is a collective effort to cure pandemic. India have supplied free vaccines to paxtan Bangladesh Nepal. We have supplied vaccines to Arab world. India have helped Turkey also in the past when they were down with natural disaster. Pandemic is like natural disaster that took the world by surprise. At that time we all provide help to each others is natural. In the past while paxtan went through earthquakes, India supplied oxygen medical support food supplies free off cost as part of humanitarian mission. So you should keep in mind that paxtan awaaaams wr living today due to made in India's covaxin running through the veins and blood vessels of paxtan awwweeeaaaams. This has nothing to do with economic drain. Economic dean means no money to repay previous debts and no money to run the country. Paxtans debts are above paxtans forex reserve. You have only millions in your reserve while your debts are demanding trillions. Paxtans debts are above indias trillion dollar economy. India is able to manage indias external debts even without depending on indias forex reserve itself. We are making profit through trade exports and business unlike paxtan making loss by taking loans. Same is happening with srilanka next Bangladesh. Then on what basis you compare paxtan with India? You are taking lots of effort to defeat india by self harm but in the end India proving to win over paxtans futile efforts to cause harm to India despite at the expense of paxtans fate. You are doing self harm to cause hurt to india. It's like you are aiming the gun into your own head to shoot india in the other side your own head. This is the result of hate for paxtan.
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  55. @A Zee you are asking why muslims suddenly become anti India after soo many ages yes? To find out correct answers about muslims anti India attitude in general lets go back to history and read some quotes from late great br Ambedkar 👇😊 According to the founder of Indian constitution ie dr andh bhakt br Ambedkar:👇 👉"There can thus be no manner of doubt that the Muslim Society in India is afflicted by the same social evils as afflict the Hindu Society. Indeed, the Muslims have all the social evils of the Hindus and something more. That something more is the compulsory system of purdah for Muslim women.” 2) "The existence of these evils among the Muslims is distressing enough. But far more distressing is the fact that there is no organized movement of social reform among the Musalmans of India on a scale sufficient to bring about their eradication. The Hindus have their social evils. But there is this relieving feature about them—namely, that some of them are conscious of their existence and a few of them are actively agitating for their removal. The Muslims, on the other hand, do not realize that they are evils and consequently do not agitate for their removal. Indeed, they oppose any change in their existing practices." 3)"The third thing that is noticeable is the adoption by the Muslims of the gangster’s method in politics. The riots are a sufficient indication that gangsterism has become a settled part of their strategy in politics. …. So long as the Muslims were the aggressors, the Hindus were passive, and in the conflict, they suffered more than the Muslims did. But this is no longer true. The Hindus have learned to retaliate and no longer feel any compunction in knifing a Musalman. This spirit of retaliation bids fair to produce the ugly spectacle of gangsterism against gangsterism.” 4) "The second thing that is noticeable among the Muslims is the spirit of exploiting the weaknesses of the Hindus. If the Hindus object to anything, the Muslim policy seems to be to insist upon it and give it up only when the Hindus show themselves ready to offer a price for it by giving the Muslims some other concessions. Another illustration of this spirit of exploitation is furnished by the Muslim insistence upon cow-slaughter and the stoppage of music before mosques. Islamic law does not insist upon the slaughter of the cow for sacrificial purposes and no Musalman, when he goes to Haj, sacrifices the cow in Mecca or Medina. But in India, they will not be content with the sacrifice of any other animal.” 5) "The brotherhood of Islam is not the universal brotherhood of man. It is brotherhood of Muslims for Muslims only. There is a fraternity, but its benefit is confined to those within that corporation.” 6) "The second defect of Islam is that it is a system of social self-government and is incompatible with local self-government, because the allegiance of a Muslim does not rest on his domicile in the country which is his but on the faith to which he belongs. ….  Wherever there is the rule of Islam, there is his own country. In other words, Islam can never allow a true Muslim to adopt India as his motherland and regard a Hindu as his kith and kin.” 7) "The realist must take note of the fact that the Musalmans look upon the Hindus as Kaffirs, who deserves more to be exterminated than protected. The realist must take note of the fact that while the Musalman accepts the European as his superior, he looks upon the Hindu as his inferior.” 8)"whether the number of prominent Hindus killed by fanatic Muslims is large or small matters little. What matters is the attitude of those who count, towards these murderers. The murderers paid the penalty of law where the law is enforced. The leading Moslems, however, never condemned these criminals. On the contrary, they were hailed as religious martyrs and agitation was carried on for clemency being shown to them. ” 9) "whether the number of prominent Hindus killed by fanatic Muslims is large or small matters little. What matters is the attitude of those who count, towards these murderers. The murderers paid the penalty of law where the law is enforced. The leading Moslems, however, never condemned these criminals. On the contrary, they were hailed as religious martyrs and agitation was carried on for clemency being shown to them. ” 10) "But Mr Gandhi has never protested against such murders. Not only have the Musalmans not condemned these outrages but even Mr Gandhi has never called upon the leading Muslims to condemn them. He has kept silent over them. Such an attitude can be explained only on the ground that Mr Gandhi was anxious to preserve Hindu-Moslem unity and did not mind the murders of a few Hindus if it could be achieved by sacrificing their lives. This attitude to excuse the Muslims any wrong, lest it should injure the cause of unity, is well illustrated by what Mr Gandhi had to say in the matter of the Mopla riots.”
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  57.  @AAmed1980  dr br Ambedkar'ambedkar' s answers on islamies Which society has more social evils? Hindu or Muslim?  Dr Ambedkar says: “There can thus be no manner of doubt that the Muslim Society in India is afflicted by the same social evils as afflict the Hindu Society. Indeed, the Muslims have all the social evils of the Hindus and something more. That something more is the compulsory system of purdah for Muslim women.” 2) What is the “relieving feature” of Hindus and the “distressing” feature about Muslims? Dr Ambedkar says: “The existence of these evils among the Muslims is distressing enough. But far more distressing is the fact that there is no organized movement of social reform among the Musalmans of India on a scale sufficient to bring about their eradication. The Hindus have their social evils. But there is this relieving feature about them—namely, that some of them are conscious of their existence and a few of them are actively agitating for their removal. The Muslims, on the other hand, do not realize that they are evils and consequently do not agitate for their removal. Indeed, they oppose any change in their existing practices.” 3) Which religious community adopts the “gangster’s method” in politics? Dr Ambedkar says. “The third thing that is noticeable is the adoption by the Muslims of the gangster’s method in politics. The riots are a sufficient indication that gangsterism has become a settled part of their strategy in politics. …. So long as the Muslims were the aggressors, the Hindus were passive, and in the conflict, they suffered more than the Muslims did. But this is no longer true. The Hindus have learned to retaliate and no longer feel any compunction in knifing a Musalman. This spirit of retaliation bids fair to produce the ugly spectacle of gangsterism against gangsterism.” 4)Why do Muslims carry out cow slaughter in India? Is it just to hurt Hindu sentiments?  Dr Ambedkar says: “The second thing that is noticeable among the Muslims is the spirit of exploiting the weaknesses of the Hindus. If the Hindus object to anything, the Muslim policy seems to be to insist upon it and give it up only when the Hindus show themselves ready to offer a price for it by giving the Muslims some other concessions. Another illustration of this spirit of exploitation is furnished by the Muslim insistence upon cow-slaughter and the stoppage of music before mosques. Islamic law does not insist upon the slaughter of the cow for sacrificial purposes and no Musalman, when he goes to Haj, sacrifices the cow in Mecca or Medina. But in India, they will not be content with the sacrifice of any other animal.” 5) But at least Islam teaches universal brotherhood, right? Dr Ambedkar says: “The brotherhood of Islam is not the universal brotherhood of man. It is brotherhood of Muslims for Muslims only. There is a fraternity, but its benefit is confined to those within that corporation.” 6) But what about the “idea of India?” Is it right to question the patriotism of Indian Muslims? "The second defect of Islam is that it is a system of social self-government and is incompatible with local self-government, because the allegiance of a Muslim does not rest on his domicile in the country which is his but on the faith to which he belongs. ….  Wherever there is the rule of Islam, there is his own country. In other words, Islam can never allow a true Muslim to adopt India as his motherland and regard a Hindu as his kith and kin.” 7)How do the Muslims of India see the Hindus? Do they see Hindus as equals and treat them with respect as per Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb? Dr Ambedkar says: “The realist must take note of the fact that the Musalmans look upon the Hindus as Kaffirs, who deserves more to be exterminated than protected. The realist must take note of the fact that while the Musalman accepts the European as his superior, he looks upon the Hindu as his inferior.” 8) Has it ever surprised you that Muslims in India (and countries in the West where they are a minority) so passionate about human rights when Muslim majority countries have barely any rights for anybody? Dr Ambedkarhe says: “If the representative government can help the Muslims, they will demand it, and fight for it. … The dominating consideration with the Muslims is not democracy. The dominating consideration is how democracy with majority rule will affect the Muslims in their struggle against the Hindus. Will it strengthen them or will it weaken them? If democracy weakens them, they will not have democracy.” 9) But don’t the vast majority of Muslims condemn all acts of violence? Isn’t Islam a religion of peace?  Dr Ambedkar says “whether the number of prominent Hindus killed by fanatic Muslims is large or small matters little. What matters is the attitude of those who count, towards these murderers. The murderers paid the penalty of law where the law is enforced. The leading Moslems, however, never condemned these criminals. On the contrary, they were hailed as religious martyrs and agitation was carried on for clemency being shown to them. ” 10) Have you ever felt that the political class in India turns a blind eye to atrocities committed by Muslims against Hindus? Dr Ambedkar says : “But Mr Gandhi has never protested against such murders. Not only have the Musalmans not condemned these outrages but even Mr Gandhi has never called upon the leading Muslims to condemn them. He has kept silent over them. Such an attitude can be explained only on the ground that Mr Gandhi was anxious to preserve Hindu-Moslem unity and did not mind the murders of a few Hindus if it could be achieved by sacrificing their lives. This attitude to excuse the Muslims any wrong, lest it should injure the cause of unity, is well illustrated by what Mr Gandhi had to say in the matter of the Mopla riots.”
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