Comments by "Hindu Rashtra" (@hindurashtra63) on "When PM Modi, CM Yogi listened to Quran recitation inside new Parliament building | Watch" video.

  1. You can't fight Hate with Hate. We should remain Peacefuly and Calm and hope Muslims themselves change.
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  2. I don't think so. If we never held any Quran reading, That would be ok too. But he did to prove Hinduism is Secular and shut up mouht of Critics and Liers.
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  3. We are People who worship Many Gods and of Many Beliefs. Allah is just another God for us.
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  4. All Relgiions preach the same thing. There are good and bad people in all Religions.
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  5. Under Emperor Asoka, India sent Buddhist missionaries to Egypt, to Greece, to Persia, to China and to various other countries of the then civilised world. Three hundred years before Christ, instructions were given to them not to revile other religions : “The basis of all Religions is the same, wherever they are; try to help them all you can, teach them all you can, but do not revile them". (Revile -> To Mock, To Insult or To Abuse)
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  6. The Truth is this - Majority Hindus were never consulted when Indian Costitution was made. One man - Dr Ambedkar wrote the Constitution according to his own Whimms and Fancies and expected 300 Milion to follow his Law. This is nothing short of One Man Fascist Law. For real Constitution, Look at America as a Role-model. After they got Freedom by kicking out British Colonizers, Americans made a Cabinet of 350+ Scientists, Philosophers, Religious men, Historians, Teacher, Military men, Merchants, Sailots, Poets, Artisans, Lawmakers and Philosophers. All of them sat and discussed and came up with the American Constitution. This is why it is one of the best Legal Documents every written. It was with full consens of Majority people, with all representation that the American Constitution was framed. .But in India, Nehru gave Ambedkar the job to write Constitutuion. Thi meant Hindus who were majority 88% at that time, automatically gave up their right of representation and had to blidnly trust one man to represent them.
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