Shiva Sena MP allegedly forces Muslim worker to break fast
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A Shiv Sena MP allegedly forced a Muslim staff member of the Maharashtra Sadan in New Delhi to break his Ramadan fast by making him eat bread, according to Indian media reports.
The incident, which reportedly took place last week, sent shockwaves through political circles.
However, the accused MP Sanjay Raut denied the allegation against him, saying that there seemed a plot to give a communal twist to the entire episode.
Shiv Sena MPs have been agitating against the allegedly flawed management of Maharashtra Bhavan, especially the official administrators who are accused of turning the Bhavan into their personal fief.
A senior Sena MP Anadrao Adsul denied media reports that a party MP had forcefully shoved a roti down the throat of an employee who was observing a fast for Ramazan.
Adsul said that MPs were not even aware that the staff member belonged to the Muslim community.
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), which is the Indian Railways subsidiary catering to Maharashtra Sadan, has suspended all operations in protest against the incident.
There was uproar in both Houses of Parliament when reports surfaced that a Shiva Sena MP, supposedly angry over not receiving Maharashtrian food, forced a Muslim worker to eat bread, causing him to break his fast.
When the Lok Sabha gathered for the day, opposition leaders brought up the issue and declared it violation of religious beliefs.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:10pm
This is a criminal offence. This young man should file a case against this Shiv Sena hooligan and take him to court. I am happy that IRCTC (Indian Railways) has stood by its employee and suspended operations. The MP should apologise publicly to Arshad for violating his fundamental right. If the MP says that he did not know that Arshad was a Muslim and fasting, the MP should be booked for assault.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:21pm
I am very saddened to hear about this incident. As Gaurav said in his comment, the MP should apologise to this man. MPs should set a very high standard of behaviour for others to follow and not bahave like this man. Even if the man was not a fasting Muslim, the MP still behaved disgustingly. I am sure opportunists on both sides of the border will give it a religious colour.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:29pm
Shame on this MP. Many of my teachers my friends and my boss were Muslims while I lived in Bombay. we respected and admired their dedication to fasting during Ramadan. This crook MP should be kicked out of parliament.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:38pm
This is a case of gross violation of the young boy's fundamental rights. The Indian Constitution guarantees to every person the right to profess and practice one's religion and fasting during Ramadan is an integral part of the same. I cannot believe that the MP was unaware of it and am quite sure that the poor young staff must have conveyed the same to him. I hope the Indian Railways Catering Services continues its support and the rights activists take this up before either the High Court or the Supreme Court. It would also be the test of character of the Modi Government as it is the duty of the state to protect and preserve his fundamental rights even against some one who forms a part of the Legislature. I hope some action is also taken against People's Representation Laws in the country so that, if found guilty, the MP is asked to resign and barred from ever contesting election, and by-elections be held in that constituency.
Protection of freedom of religion and of protection of rights of the minority communities is a part of the basic structure and no one should be allowed to violate it.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:44pm
This is against the fundamental right of indian constitution..every one have right to follow their religion..
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Jul 23, 2014 03:45pm
Sad day for the Indian democracy. It will be a darker day if no action is taken against that MP. It is because of such people that communal violence occurs.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:54pm
@Khalid You always exhibit a very mature stance. I appreciate it very much. But I will have to differ with you a little. The fact that the boy was a Muslim is very relevant and religious colour will have to be given to this incident as his right to religion has been attached. The boy has every right to not only practice his religion but even to propagate it. And this right of his as a citizen of India has been violated by a member of the Legislature, one of the three wings of the State. Also, being a Muslim, he belongs to a religious minority community and protection of religious minorities and their rights forms the very fabric of the Indian democracy. Immediate action is required to be taken by both the Executive as well as the Judiciary for preservation of the same.
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Jul 23, 2014 03:54pm
The behavior of the MP as per the report, if its true, is really sad. However, don't jump to conclusions. The story didn't talk whether the action was deliberate (after knowing that the staff member is a Muslim and he is fasting) or done in a fit of raze (Some sections of Indian media reported that the quality of food was not good and hence the MP was angry and asked the staffer to taste it).
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Jul 23, 2014 04:04pm
What a country.
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Jul 23, 2014 04:10pm
Manhandling anyone is wrong but the incident should be seen in the right perspective. It was not done to break the fast of the youth as alleged. The MP's were protesting about the quality of food & tried to force feed the staffer the substandard roti. It just happens that the staffer is a muslim. Its preposterous to name the article as "Shivsena MPs force muslim worker to break fast". saying so is akin to hate mongering. Imagine...how many muslims would be angered by the headline like this. I am sure it would have not made a news if the staffer were from different religion.
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Jul 23, 2014 04:10pm
While pak actors are hugging bollywood! Very good keep on licking indias rear end!
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Jul 23, 2014 04:14pm
@NORI The MP complaint because he did not get Maharashtran food in Delhi. Also if he is so particular, he and his party (which has the largest number of MPs from Maharasthra) should have appointed a Marathi cook to work at Maharashtra Bhavan or carried food with him, he has no right to even touch the young boy. That amounts to battery which is a criminal offence and is also an abuse of his power. Further, it is a little difficult to accept that when the boy protested he would not have mentioned that he is a Muslim and that he can eat the food as he is fasting for Ramadan.
Some of these MPs from Shiv Sena and MNS are known to indulge in such activities whereby they try to shove their regional and cultural agenda on others- beating Biharis, UPites, Tamilians, etc, in Maharashtra. I am guessing it was another instance such arrogant behaviour which has on this occasion fallen foul of religious rights.
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Jul 23, 2014 04:34pm
I personally believe that it should not have happened and the MP should have been more sensitive to the religious belief of the staffer. But then there is catch, how the MP could have known that the staffer is a Muslim and is on Roza. But if he did all this while knowing the facts, it must be condemned and the MP should make amends. After having said so, I also believe that this incident should not be blown out of proportion as it is not happening like this to Muslims at large every day. This is one very exceptional single incident and should be condemned. The MP should apologise as well. But the media should also act in a responsible away and not arouse the feeling of one community against another for a rare incident. Larger conclusions must not be drawn against the country's secular character.
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Jul 23, 2014 04:41pm
True face of so called secular India. Shame on you
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Jul 23, 2014 04:43pm
India should stop emulating China and instead follow the good example set by Pakistan in its treatment of minorities.
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Jul 23, 2014 04:50pm
@Rohit
You have spoken objectively and fairly.
However, there is always a danger that such instances might turn thugs into martyrs. As a Muslim he has to be cognisant of the sense of proportion and balance enjoined upon him. Fasting is an act of a Muslim purely to please Allah and forgiveness is very much part of piety and in the spirit of Ramazan. There are many instances throughout history. He should forgive the MP.
Even if the food was shoved down the fasting Muslim's throat it does not constitute breaking the fast. One has to pronounce his intention to open the fast voluntarily in Islam. Without such intention the fasting was not voided even if force was used.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:00pm
@Imtiaz Haider Gaderi
look who is taking - A Pakistani - How do you treat your minority - shame on you
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Jul 23, 2014 05:02pm
@Tariq khan ya please tell them to get out of this country who cares.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:02pm
so i wonder why we created Pakistan......these days were going to come...and worse is yet ti come...my grand parents migrated from Jammu (r.s pura) to sialkot in 1947.thanks Allah for that.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:02pm
Sad and very sad. But i am glad to read public reaction to this derogatory and undemocratic behavior of an MP.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:08pm
@Sab Se Pehle Pakistan Atleast issues like these are discussed in Indian parliament. What happens to non-muslims in your country is much worse than that.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:08pm
@chamari Good example set by Pakistan. Please confirm that it was sarcasm.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:19pm
@Ahmed Now If people cannot recognize Sarcasm then what can they do.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:43pm
Am saddened that it happened. But good news that the Indian Parliament took notice of it and other officials reprimanded the act. People in power had the courage to speak up. Can we compare that in Pakistan when minorities are mistreated ot killed, no one dares speak especially those so called Ulema. It is a point to ponder.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:54pm
Good to hear that great majority of Indian public has condemned this incident. Shows awareness of individual's rights.
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Jul 23, 2014 05:58pm
Secular democracy electing a RSS leader as their Prime Minister.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:18pm
People especially IDP's are dying without food and here in India and China we are force feeding even if they don't want to eat see the difference between state for people in India and Pakistan.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:26pm
This is a criminal offence I am sure the Indian courts will take positive action
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Jul 23, 2014 06:27pm
Sad incident. But if he was actually forced to eat the roti then his fast is not broken. Fast would only be broken if he voluntarily takes food. Could be a storm in a tea-cup.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:27pm
Everyone is India is stunned, This shivsena has a long history of rogue behavior, they first attacked South Indians, then Hindi speaking people then some time back it was the Gujarati who had to face their ire. Now it is the muslims. The public outcry on this is very strong in India and I hope this will force sena will mend its medieval ways.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:34pm
Extremism has no religion but extremism. It also has no nationality. All humans must oppose it every where.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:39pm
This is a perfect example of how the media sensationalizes the issue at hand and stirs hatred amongst people. Here the MP was trying to show the substandard quality of the food to the caterer. He was not knowingly force feeding a person who is on fasting. The behavior of the MP is definitely worth condemning here, which is typical of the all the people who have power in India.
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Jul 23, 2014 06:52pm
@Vitthal Patil I agree with you but the Shiv Sena's chief was a hate monger.He wasn't quite fond of Muslims and Hindus too who weren't from his area/community. Shiv Sena is a fascist organization.
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Jul 23, 2014 07:01pm
Progressive India :) and then they have the gall to lecture us... Pathetic!
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Jul 23, 2014 07:16pm
All the comments aside, I just want to touch the reality here that Shiv Sena is a party of extremists, and extremely jealous of muslims. Now with Mr Modi's 'Ashirwad' they will show their real color. This is just a beginning, just wait and see. We must discuss this matter openly instead of beating around the bush and taking years to come to the point.
Muslims on the other hand should not expect anything nice from this government. They must recognize the fact that in this world only 'Might is Right' , works. All those good things like , Human rights, religious freedom, Minority rights etc. work for you when you are strong and united. A good example is that same Mr Modi who was denied visa to US, was invited to US after winning elections. Burying your head in the sand will not make you invisible.
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Jul 23, 2014 07:35pm
This is nothing short of insane
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Jul 23, 2014 08:18pm
@chamari What treatment are you talking about to minorities. The minorties are not allowed to eat in public because of the fasting done by Muslims, does that justify RIGHTS OF MINORITIES.
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Jul 23, 2014 08:56pm
Such irresponsible action by a MP must be condemned. The MP should be charged. No one in India has the right to hurt any ones religious faith. I am pleased to see masses in India condemning this action.
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Jul 23, 2014 08:59pm
The whole incident is an isolated human rights violation, and guilty needs to be punished which is painted and given an religious twist by opposition political parties for vote bank politics, they are unnecessarily blowing up the issue that too falsely and making it look conservatism Vs. Liberalism. Shame on opposition parties of India, when they don't have any issue they use such issue. Media too which don't have any news for TRP they are raising these issues that too falsely.
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Jul 23, 2014 09:00pm
Shiv Sena is a hooligan party which is disliked by a vast majority of Indians (except the gullible labor class in Maharashtra) . The only reason why it won a few seats in the last election is because of its alliance with the BJP & the Modi wave. Regardless of the fact the the man force fed was a Muslim, what the hooligan MP did was a criminal act & should be considered an assault. The fact that the staffer was Muslim only adds a religious color to the incident. I hope this MP gets severely punished for his actions.
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Jul 23, 2014 09:03pm
Shame. MP should be disqualified from lok sabha
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Jul 23, 2014 09:15pm
I am very saddened by this event but gladdened by gracious remarks most people are posting. This MP should be banned and Arshad Zubair should take him to court for both criminal and tort cases. There is no place for this kind of animal behavior in civil society.
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Jul 23, 2014 09:22pm
In any civilized society this MP would be charged for assault, made to resign and go to jail.
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Jul 23, 2014 09:45pm
True Face of so called secular India...
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Jul 23, 2014 09:55pm
I am sure the minister wouldnt have done it if he knew that he was a muslim. The title is very misleading.
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Jul 23, 2014 10:29pm
I am a Pakistani and I know that in India Hindus hold Iftar parties for their Muslim friends. Some of them even fast with their Muslims them. Of course number of such Hindus is not much so is the number of extremist Hindus who force Muslims to break their fast out of their own political agenda.
We, the people of India and Pakistan, must understand the difference between good and bad in its true perspective. Such extremists always bring bad name to the country, whether they live in India or Pakistan.
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Jul 23, 2014 10:31pm
Shiv sena party is a insult for Indian people!
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Jul 23, 2014 10:43pm
Shame on this MP on this notorious behavior
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Jul 23, 2014 11:07pm
@Black Sabbath
These hooligans run Bombay to the best of my knowledge. They seem well in control there and popular too.
They are in the treasury benches with BJP. So the blame is going to be on the BJP too.
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Jul 23, 2014 11:22pm
@Khalid
He did
"I came to know that the employee was a Muslim only after seeing TV footage and I regret it," Vichare said.
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Jul 24, 2014 12:23am
The Hindu Taliban would do unto India what Pak Taliban have done to Pakistan.
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Jul 24, 2014 12:27am
@Amjad Haroon Pakistani's are the most secular people on this planet.
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Jul 24, 2014 12:30am
@Aziz Well i appreciate your opinion, but even if victim of this bullying by Shiv sena MPs forgives them, it does little to redeem
their reputation as nothing more than hooligans. Despite of whatever the victim decides to do, the indian parliament needs to
censure this behavior of MPs in no uncertain terms. Instead of the president of Shiv Sena president issuing a public apology in this regard, Shiv sena MPs are trying to brazen it out.
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Jul 24, 2014 12:35am
@Khalid Thankfully the minister has issued public apology. But certainly these politicians show a lot of high handedness while dealing with sub-ordinates/public and hence certainly be reprimanded for their unruly behavior.
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Jul 24, 2014 12:46am
@Concerned pakistani : Shiv Sena currently holds 15% of the seats in the Maharashtra Assembly so saying that they control Bombay or Maharashtra would be a stretch. As someone who is originally from Bombay & goes there often, I can tell you that most bombayites consider these guys as nuisance and over the years they have not only targeted muslims but also out-of-state Indians. I don't agree that BJP should share the blame for this incident but I do think that pressure is building on BJP to break alliance with this hooligan party.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:16am
@Gaurav Arya Lets not jump on conclusions. This could be a political move.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:17am
Shive Sena is a party of Hindutva Goondas whose "bahaduri" is to threaten and intimidate the minorities. They have no class.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:18am
I am so pleased to see Indians and from different faith is angry about this news. I feel India is a true democracy and Pakistanis needs to lean a thing or two.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:19am
I am pakistani and I can say that muslims in India do not face this.
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Jul 24, 2014 02:00am
@Vitthal Patil This is not a way to behave with an employee by putting a chapati forcefully into his mouth. Even if he is a non muslim employee an MP should not behave like this. He should complain to the Superiors of the Catering company in writing. Don't play with the image of India. No excuse except apology for this action.
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Jul 24, 2014 02:41am
This is for all the readers and especially for Pakistanis, who are feeling very happy by knowing that India is like Pakistan.
But sorry to say that you are very wrong.
The said incident is hooliganisn and goondaism shown by politicians quite often.
The MP involved the incident did not know that the person was a muslim and was fasting.
The MP showed his indignation/anger for the quality of food by forcing staff to taste it. The purpose was not to break somebody's fast. But Pakistanis and some Indians incuding media are giving it a relegious overtone.
By anymeans, not defending the goonda politicians.
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Jul 24, 2014 04:10am
Too many kings around all in awe of their own power. Until people use their votes for accountability this will continue.
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Jul 24, 2014 04:11am
@Imtiaz Haider Gaderi our country is no different! Shame on all of us.
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Jul 24, 2014 04:41am
It seem's that the MP was trying to prove the food to be so bad that it cannot be eaten. Not only has insensitively hurt this young man's religious vow to fast, it also relfects poorly on the haughty attitude of the political class.
The MP should be asked to apologize immediately and resign from his position. The boy can also file a police case against him. Unfortunately, it is snowballing into a political issue and none of it will happen.
For the all the shouting that happens in India about "law taking its own course, it does not happen when powerful are concerned"....I wish the boy all the very best. Shiv Sena never did, nor will it ever reflect the best of India politics.
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Jul 24, 2014 04:44am
@Gaurav Arya Its actually comical when they say they dint knew the Arshad was a Muslim. His name says it all. If there was any doubt it would have been about him being a Hindu or Buddhist or even a christian with due respect to all religions.
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Jul 24, 2014 05:22am
Mistakes will happen in a democracy but how the civil society and the political class respond to these mistakes is a mark of a strong democracy. In this regard the anger of the people of India regarding this incident was well represented in the parliament and the media and will act as a strong a deterrent to these habitual offenders.
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Jul 24, 2014 05:36am
@Rohit: Also if he is so particular, he and his party (which has the largest number of MPs from Maharasthra) should have appointed a Marathi cook to work at Maharashtra Bhavan or carried food with him,
This, they can't do. The Maharashtra Bhavan at Delhi is managed by the state government of Maharashtra. So this is a Shiva Sena attack on Maharashtra state government, which is a Congress one. I watched the video, the boy was protesting and saying "I am fasting". Whether that got registered in the heat of the moment or not.
Bottom line is the feeling of entitlement that our elected members and government officials have got.
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Jul 24, 2014 05:42am
What more can be expected, this is just the beginning, wait & see more such atrocities are on the way. Where is the tall talking Maulana Madani hiding now.
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Jul 24, 2014 06:30am
@MD Agree. In India this becomes a news and even engages the parliament. (In my own opinion they should not have wasted parliaments time). Most Indians do condemn what happened looking at the reactions. I am curious to know if a similar thing happens in Pakistan, do minorities have the clout to make it to the news? Having said that I have seen a number of articles in Dawn discussing about the plight of minorities in Pakistan.
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Jul 24, 2014 06:36am
This matter has been twisted out of context by vested interests including Congress.The truth of the matter is that the Parliamentarian got angry when he found that the food(Chapaties) served in the canteen were sud-standard and dry.He pressurized the official to taste it ,not knowing that the guy was a Muslim and on Ramzan Roza Fast.Question of force-feeding a guy ,who is on a religious fast NEVER HAPPENS in India ,and that too in a Government -run canteen.The matter has been twisted out of context by vested interests (read:Congress,who has just been defeated)to give it a Religious twist.I would request my Pakistani Brethren to read this with a pinch of salt.
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Jul 24, 2014 09:41am
Don't give political color to small incidents like this.
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Jul 24, 2014 10:14am
Y people r over reacting...without knowing that politician's view....as i hv read in news paper...he has done that coz of bad quality of chapati n feel that no one can eat such a bad chapati..and in anger he told him that u eat first...n till that time he was not aware of his religion n roza ...m nt favouring that politician...i know his way was wrong...bt it should nt be given a religious colour...it's all media hype..if he would have done wrong then victim should do FIR..
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Jul 24, 2014 10:29am
@Sab Se Pehle Pakistan ---> It was not a matter of secularism ... it was a matter of misbehaving as the mp was not knowing that he is a muslim and he is on fast. We also condemn the act ... but making it a non-secular move was a gift of our free media...nothing else.
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Jul 24, 2014 11:07am
MP should apologise to this man... This man can go to court Also congress government should stay away politicizing the issue for a small gain on coming election...
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Jul 24, 2014 01:55pm
Indians protest at the inhuman behaviour of a Muslim. I have not seen Pakistanis protest when a Hindu boy was converted to Islam in TV. There is a reason why Indians have more reputation in the world than their neighbours.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:59pm
@kabir It is the political Islam which are the root cause of the mess in the Muslim world.
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Jul 24, 2014 02:00pm
@Tariq khan Actresses are not far behind. It is the money which drives people to move elsewhere. More money, more publicity.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:25pm
@Adil Jadoon Yes we don't want to be different in fact we want to better Pakistan otherwise we may not survive to tell the tale.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:27pm
@AbbasToronto We are hoping for that to happen ASAP.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:28pm
@Amjad Haroon Yes we have learnt being secular will get you nowhere and Pakistan was right all along and we hope to emulate that immediately.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:29pm
@Ahmed Yes we were wrong and you were right all along and we hope to correct this immediately.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:30pm
@event horizon Yes this should have happened long ago but we need a more communal leader otherwise nobody can save the so called majority community.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:32pm
@Sab Se Pehle Pakistan Yes shame on us for following wrong path of secularism , we should have done what Pakistan was doing long time ago ,we are in this mess because of following so called secularism.
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Jul 24, 2014 03:33pm
@Imtiaz Haider Gaderi Yes wrong path will follow Pakistani policies from now on.
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Jul 24, 2014 08:03pm
I am proud that a poor muslim minority has voice in a parliament for atrocities committed by one of the powerful elected official, I do not expect organizations such as shiva sena to go away any sooner, I will be ashamed only when no one cares about such incidents and MPs such as these roam free without answering any one
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Jul 24, 2014 08:15pm
There are enough secular democratic Hindus in India who will take care of this bizarre man with a disgusting behavior.
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Jul 24, 2014 08:39pm
@Masoud ...He knows the facts...hence he doesn't need to respond.
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Jul 24, 2014 08:48pm
@arif ...Well said Arif
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Jul 25, 2014 01:05am
Shame on such politicians who can cause religious riots in a country. Such politicians are like venom in a society. Actually Shiv Sena should ask for resignation of this such a politician as he does not deserve for such a responsible job.
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Jul 25, 2014 06:16am
@Mohammed Abbasi, No nothing will happen. He is a MP and that too a partner in government. BJP, irrespective of their ideology, is a sensible party. They have many thoroughly talented people at the top level. But Shiv Sena is a bunch of hooligans. And a political bully. BJP will be better off if they get rid of them.
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Jul 25, 2014 07:00am
@Imtiaz Haider Gaderi
Definitely better than yours, mate.
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Jul 25, 2014 08:28am
This is the normal attitude that everyday hindu extremists display to muslims. They have more or less accepted that they are second class citizens in their own country and even more so with a convicted mass killer of muslims as the prime minister. What else do they expect from the govt? An iftar party?
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Jul 25, 2014 11:24am
Some have commented that the caterer was forced to break his fast despite that his name clearly implies that he is a muslim and ramadan is going on where a adult muslim is supposed to fast.
Just imagine, these thugs barged into the caterers office, would they be polite to ask name, ethnicity, religion, of the catering supervisor?
20% is muslim and dont know if what is the actual percentage of muslims fast, not every one would be conscious that ramadan fasting is going on and that the person whom they encounter is a muslim.
Not all muslims keep skull cap and wear beards and many muslims wear them only occasionally.
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Jul 25, 2014 02:30pm
We should really consider the iact that the mp forced roti down the throat of a worker not specially knowing he was a muslim ! The worker showed his total negligence in preparing food for the mp and so in a fit of rage, the mp forced him to eat the roti to see how bad it is and not because he was a muslim !
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Jul 25, 2014 03:42pm
@chamari No thanks. We will follow Pakistan!
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Jul 25, 2014 09:01pm
@KK How can they get rid of them -- they are their hatchet men -- their arsonists and the riot creating guys -- that's how they won 70 seat out of 80 in UP by creating Muzzaffarnagar -- to do that they will have to first disrobe the current president of the BJP out of his presidential 'respectability'. He is an ex convict and a repeat offender common criminal.
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Jul 25, 2014 09:17pm
Netanyahu is a war criminal -- to disobey his illegal orders to bombard huge civilian populations of unprotected men women and children sequestered in a small place -- is to wear the human rights medal of honor.
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Jul 25, 2014 10:44pm
this is incredible india
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Jul 26, 2014 05:09am
I have watched the entire video. The MP is typical powerful politician who is used to give order , show off their power and get away. Notice when he is saying to his aide " aray, bring the manager here and his handler is saying, is this a roti for human being. Then the power starts to show its color when the MP is shoving bread in managers mouth to show off his real power. People like him has no regard for any one. It is unfortunate that religion and fasting came into play. They are consumed in ego and political power. These are people who rape women, order gang rape burn poor people homes. The party should kick him out of the party or order a community service. These people are every where.
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