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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Amar Singh, Mulayam Singh continue to rediscover their Hindu heart with immediacy as UP elections approach.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Talk is cheap and so too is the tackiness on display when they pose with Hindu vigrahas prior to elections.
If they really had a change of heart, they ought to let their actions (concerning governance) speak. First they ought to have let Yogi Adityanath go free, and cleared his name and that of the HYV via the same christomedia used to defame them. Then they should have started rescinding the many extra rights granted to the christoislamic 'minority' and let the state give Hindu temples back to the care and oversight of Hindu communities, and taken other actions that undo the minoritysing of the Hindu majority.
Please the Gods that these frauds do not fool the many goodnatured Hindus (who would be only too delighted to see the two Singhs do something - <i>anything</i> - vaguely Hindu) into voting for them. The Singhs had their chance, and so too the other psecular parties; and they showed what they were made of: anti-Hindu to the core.
Newfound 'Hindu' sentiments don't need to be paraded around; they should retire into a quiet corner and let actual Hindu (truly secular) parties come into power instead.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Amar Singh, Mulayam Singh continue to rediscover their Hindu heart with immediacy as UP elections approach.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Talk is cheap and so too is the tackiness on display when they pose with Hindu vigrahas prior to elections.
If they really had a change of heart, they ought to let their actions (concerning governance) speak. First they ought to have let Yogi Adityanath go free, and cleared his name and that of the HYV via the same christomedia used to defame them. Then they should have started rescinding the many extra rights granted to the christoislamic 'minority' and let the state give Hindu temples back to the care and oversight of Hindu communities, and taken other actions that undo the minoritysing of the Hindu majority.
Please the Gods that these frauds do not fool the many goodnatured Hindus (who would be only too delighted to see the two Singhs do something - <i>anything</i> - vaguely Hindu) into voting for them. The Singhs had their chance, and so too the other psecular parties; and they showed what they were made of: anti-Hindu to the core.
Newfound 'Hindu' sentiments don't need to be paraded around; they should retire into a quiet corner and let actual Hindu (truly secular) parties come into power instead.