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**Drugmachine** · 06-12-2012, 03:21 PM

You are talking of an utopia not a work in progress. Name me one country that will meet your conditions. Actually you can not even name a state, a city that will be as pure as you want it to be. Even you with your clear Anti-Muslim bias have shown that you can not be unbiased. We all can have our private view (which may not be the national view), but our public view has to be in line with the national view. India is going to be multi-cultural, multi-language, and multi-religious society, whether we like it or not. If we accept that premise, then there is no reason to be openly hostile to a community.

I am not sure whether Prasad understood Sarang's post.

That India is multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-religious is not disputed. The country is pluralistic. But the pluralistic flavor can be maintained only if the state is secular. i.e. The state cannot indulge in any communal discrimination. But Indian state does. That is what Sarang questions!

I have not seen self-styled seculars ever question this anomaly! That is the fundamental issue! One can silence Sarang calling him biased, prejudiced etc but this question will keep cropping up!

06-12-2012, 03:21 PM	#19
Drugmachine Join Date Apr 2006 Posts 4,490 Senior Member	You are talking of an utopia not a work in progress. Name me one country that will meet your conditions. Actually you can not even name a state, a city that will be as pure as you want it to be. Even you with your clear Anti-Muslim bias have shown that you can not be unbiased. We all can have our private view (which may not be the national view), but our public view has to be in line with the national view. India is going to be multi-cultural, multi-language, and multi-religious society, whether we like it or not. If we accept that premise, then there is no reason to be openly hostile to a community. I am not sure whether Prasad understood Sarang's post. That India is multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-religious is not disputed. The country is pluralistic. But the pluralistic flavor can be maintained only if the state is secular. i.e. The state cannot indulge in any communal discrimination. But Indian state does. That is what Sarang questions! I have not seen self-styled seculars ever question this anomaly! That is the fundamental issue! One can silence Sarang calling him biased, prejudiced etc but this question will keep cropping up!
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