Jayendra's Arrest - Good?

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Jayendra Saraswati's arrest may well prove a good thing.

 

Hindu’s religious leaders have been buffered by the rising tide of

religious, economic and political hostilities towards Hindu's and the leading

religious leaders for their part have been mute in their response to this purge

and prosecution of their religious kin. This latest episode by Tamilnadu's gov't

has changed this mutual cooperation between India's political forces set against

Hindu's and the Hindu leaders. They have finally targeted the most powerful, did

so publicly and found the most humiliating manner possible to go after the

Acariya. Hopefully, this will be the wake up call the India's top religious

leadership to lead their kin for the social, economic and political justice

that has been stolen from their brethren.

 

Raghu

Vrn Davan [vaidika1008 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com] Saturday, November 13,

2004 11:30 AMvedicultureSubject: [world-vedic] [bJP News]

Shame on us

" Islamic rulers of India destroyed thousands of temples, converted millions by

force, and murdered several Hindus under the name of Jihad. But they never

dared to touch any Shankaracharya."

>bjpnews (AT) bjpfriends (DOT) org >bjp-l (AT) bjpfriends (DOT) org (BJP Discussion

Group) >vaidika1008 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com >[bJP News] Shame on us >Date:

Sat, 13 Nov 2004 08:38:39 -0600 > >Shame on us >Mandar Deo >Friday, November

12, 2004 > >Hindus of today have come to the lowest possible respect and esteem

in India. >Something happened today, when India - the nation with the largest

number of >Hindus, is “Independent”, which did not and could not

happen during last 1000 >years of barbarian rule of India. Kanchi

Shankaracharya, Jayendra Saraswati is >arrested by Tamil Nadu police on charges

of murder conspiracy. Islamic rulers >of India destroyed thousands of temples,

converted millions by force, and >murdered several Hindus under the name of

Jihad. But they never dared to touch >any Shankaracharya. > >Current Kanchi

Shankaracharya is a revolutionary seer who is the first acharya >to go into

slums and preach. He is following the footsteps of Vivekananda, >seeing god in

the most backwards in the society. Now, a quick look at TN >police. They have

shown to be pure slaves to the state political leaders of the >day. Depending

on who is in power, they have arrested ex-chief ministers >including

Jayalalitha and Karunanidhi. History tells us that they can make >arrests on

flimsy evidence and the arrested person is never found guilty in the >court of

law. > >Imam Bukhari of Jama Masjid in Delhi has number of charges including

those of >murder against him. Today’s Indian Union ministry has four

ministers with first >degree criminal charges (this number excludes those who

have corruption >charges). Maharashtra recently elected some most notorious

criminals MLAs. No >one even dares to talk about these facts let alone taking

any action. Time and >again, Hindus have shown that they are the most

ridiculously shameless people, >ready to be enslaved. (You don’t believe

me; look at last 1000 years of history >of Hindus.) > >But what we, Hindus of

Today have achieved is unprecedented and unmatchable. We >have shown that

anyone cannot insult us by any means. Shame on us, the most >revered Hindu seer

of this century is arrested for political reasons while >millions of Hindus

watch. We know by now how the judicial system in India works >vis-a-vis Hindus.

For example, SC showed lot of enthusiasms in best bakery case >and a court in

Assam sentenced Dara Singh within such a short time. Both the >speed and action

taken by courts is laudable. But where is the speed and >judicial activism in

the cases of Kashmiri Pundits or Ayodhya temple. > >Recently, a human rights

group in one of the most advanced nations in the world >concluded after the

survey of death penalty cases that approximately 60% of >those given electric

chair were not the real criminals. I have no reason to >believe that the system

in India would be very different. Unless we start to >think about these issues

and do something about it, Pope John Paul II, who >recently proclaimed in India

that “in the first millennium we converted Europe, >in second Africa, and

now its Asia’s turn and India is the starting point” will >be very

correct. We are only to be blamed for that. > > > >

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