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In hindsight was Partition best thing to happen to India ?


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YES, It is a right thing or India would have been a terrorist country like pak. 55 45 split would tech mean daily fights over religion and religion of peace headed by brainwashed leaders like Owasi wouldn't let anyone live in peace... This is exactly how things would have fold out

 

 

1947 still one country India

 

47- 1950 Daily fights overs religion

 

50-1960 Civil war would have took place

 

1960 agreement over quotas of 50 50 in everything

 

60-1980 religion of peace on a mission to conquer whole India and convert Hindus to Islam or kill them

 

80-2000 Daily diwali(blasts) by religion of peace...  headed by terrorists 

 

2000-2017 would have been a complete shithole and USA will invade us saying we have secret nukes :drool:  and steal our oil:hehe: small left over reserves

 

 

 

im not tryin to say all of the musulmans are terrorists. many are good people but whenever u get a large concentration of them. there will always be a certain section of radical n hostile ones who cause trouble.

 

 

 

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Perfect example of the Muslim hatred prevalent in the Hindutva society of India perpetuated by falsehoods through WhatsApp groups run by jaahils I was talking about in another thread. In the 1946 election being referred to here, only around 4% of the Muslim population was eligible to vote comprising of elites who largely favored the idea of Pakistan.

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12 hours ago, Tendu_10 said:

 

im not tryin to say all of the musulmans are terrorists. many are good people but whenever u get a large concentration of them. there will always be a certain section of radical n hostile ones who cause trouble.

 

 

 

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No one is saying that but the reality is they are so easy to brainwash in the name of religion...

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No one is saying that but the reality is they are so easy to brainwash in the name of religion...

 

yes out of all religions they have largest proportion of people who can be radicalised who follow it literally.

 

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yes out of all religions they have largest proportion of people who can be radicalised who follow it literally.

 

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That's why education is important... It could cut down 80% for sure

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Perfect example of the Muslim hatred prevalent in the Hindutva society of India perpetuated by falsehoods through WhatsApp groups run by jaahils I was talking about in another thread. In the 1946 election being referred to here, only around 4% of the Muslim population was eligible to vote comprising of elites who largely favored the idea of Pakistan.

 

bhai if india remained one. it would have suffered a lot more islamic terror n attempted shariaisation from musulmans

 

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Gunga din shadow boxing :lol: 

 

A valid statistical sample size is a Hindutva conspiracy :laugh:

 

I wonder if gunga also applies the same logic to the Indian constitution, which was formed by people who weren't elected via universal franchise. 

 

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4% :hysterical:

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Partition hasn't saved India from any Civil Wars but has only delayed the inevitable by 100 years. Giving a false perception of Hindu -Muslim Unity only till Muslim Numbers are not strong enough to demand another partition based on religion. 

 

Muslims from Bombay,  Gujarat,  Hindi Belt and Malabar voted massively in favor of Muslim Pakistan and their leader Jinnah,    thereby helping the Muslims in predominantly Muslim areas to establish their own Islamic Country.

 

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In words of Pakistan Born Canadian Writer Tarek Fateh

 

Responding to another query, he said 95% of Muslims of Deoband, Bareli,Patna, Bombay, Madras voted for Muslim League leader Mohammad Ali Jinnah for creation of Pakistan. “They butchered this country (India) and stayed back to get Haj subsidy,” he added.

 

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3 hours ago, Haarkarjeetgaye said:

No it was not, in my opinion. We would have been much better off without the partition. We lost land, people and gained what?

LOL most delusional post in the history of ICF.

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1 minute ago, Haarkarjeetgaye said:

yours too. Please highlight the gains if you can. Losses are plenty.

If there were no partition there would be daily communal violence all over India. We would be the no 1 terrorist country in the world and NWFP, FATA, Balochistan would be uncontrollable. Osama would have been in India, as would Hafiz Saeed, D and thousand others. We would be bordering AFG which is one of the most volatile regions on Earth for the last 3 decades. Even Xinjiang would be bordering India then, another terror infested region. Non Muslims would be systematically cleansed in many areas and India would have become like present day Syria. 

Pakistan is mineral poor, water deficient and has 1.5% forest cover. What is it that we gain by having such a resource poor province with all the negatives. Intellectually too they aren't super smart, just like an average Indian, certainly not like Bongs or Tamils, so even human resource there is poor. Can write an essay on this but late for work. Bye.

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48 minutes ago, Gollum said:

If there were no partition there would be daily communal violence all over India. We would be the no 1 terrorist country in the world and NWFP, FATA, Balochistan would be uncontrollable. Osama would have been in India, as would Hafiz Saeed, D and thousand others. We would be bordering AFG which is one of the most volatile regions on Earth for the last 3 decades. Even Xinjiang would be bordering India then, another terror infested region. Non Muslims would be systematically cleansed in many areas and India would have become like present day Syria. 

Pakistan is mineral poor, water deficient and has 1.5% forest cover. What is it that we gain by having such a resource poor province with all the negatives. Intellectually too they aren't super smart, just like an average Indian, certainly not like Bongs or Tamils, so even human resource there is poor. Can write an essay on this but late for work. Bye.

All hypothesis. None may have existed if we were together. Russia would have never dared to reach Afghanistan and US would have never come to Afghanistan. Hypothetical again. Yet if you believe there were benefits, let's have one more for the benefits. Bye.

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losses - deaths, loss of land, loss of people, emotional trauma, wasteful spending on defence by both separated sides, deaths still continue, a torn Kashmir, two fronts to tackle etc, loss of good bowlers ( cricket forum)

 

Classify people into two types. One who do not give a **** about religion and can exist peacefully with others.  For them it was obviously a loss.

 

Two,  people who think that Hindus and Muslims cannot live together. You got an unfinished deal. The problem still exists. 

 

What benefit  is anyone making out of the partition keeping the cost in mind.

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Certainly best thing to happen. Hindus can live and try to live peacefully but I doubt if peaceful can live peacefully with Hindus...

 

 

The migration still continues so as to take the benefit of the progress Hindus make...

 

 

The peaceful community present will continue to drag other progressing communities behind to their level... Rarely contribute to the progress of the nation...

 

 

The many in the peaceful community doesn't believe in national boundaries, nationhood etc. Given an option they'll ditch the nation and follow the call foreign based religion...

 

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