Our PM, in all his eternal cognition recently said that the killings of the Christians in Orrisa is a national shame. It in fact is a national shame. Any human being (at least in a secular country like in India) has no right to kill any other fellow human being, if he does not pray to the same God(s).
But before declaring this particular situation in Orrisa a national shame, shouldn't he have had looked in the retrospect, and declared "The Killings of Sikhs in 1984" a national shame as well. It didn't happen in distant past. It happened in the living memory. Hasn't it?? I suspect it has not. Since I see many Sikhs (Mr. PM included) standing for the self proclaimed champions of secularism, who were the same people, who killed and incited the mobs, to kill our Sikh brethren.
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"Any human being (at least in a secular country like in India)..."
Himanshu, killing of human beings on the basis of ethnicity or religion is a shame for any 'thinking' society - that is secular or not, does not matter.
Killings of Sikhs is not exception. Do not try to explain one wrong with an example of another one.
I am not justifying anyone's wrong-doing here. It's about the double-speak of our PM my friend.
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