05-04-2006, 05:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-04-2006, 09:10 PM by Bharatvarsh.)
Here is another Hindu that got murdered by Muslims in Vadodra on May 2.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Trying to secure admission for his daughters, Armyman was stabbed
Express News Service
Vadodara, May 2, 2006:
Little did Subedar Ramchandra Meena (35), belonging to the Patiala unit of the EME core, know that a detour would cost him his life. Meena was stabbed to death by unknown attackers on Monday afternoon while he was going to secure school admission for his daughter, following his recent transfer to Bhusaval.
Meena was on training at the EME school in Vadodara till April 29. Before his transfer, he was trying to secure admission for his three daughters to the Kendriya Vidyalaya school. On Monday, while the demolition of the dargah on the Fatehpura-Champaner road was in progress, he and his nephew were trying to reach the school in Harni when they were confronted by a police blockade.
ââWe asked around for a shortcut to Harni and entered Yakutpura area. First, our motorcycle was stoned at from neighbouring buildings and then about a dozen men gheraoed us. They started beating my uncle and confined me inside Minara Masjid. I was rescued by some women from the neighbourhood. When I reached my uncle he was bleeding profusely and I took him to a nearby hospital on my motorcycle,ââ recalled a college-going Manoj Meena.
The incident occurred around 12.45 pm. At the Swami Premdass Hospital, doctors informed Manoj that his uncle was no more. Later, a post-mortem report confirmed that Meena died of stab wounds on his back and his stomach. ââHe was breathing and managed to sit on the motorbike immediately after the stabbing,ââ said Manoj.
On Tuesday, EME personnel accompanied by Meenaâs widow, daughters and his brother-in-law, took custody of Meenaâs body from the SSG Hospital cold room. ââWe are taking the body for cremation at our native village in Bhilwada, Rajasthan,ââ said his brother-in law, Bhanwarlal Meena.
Like Meena, Biren Shah (23), who was also killed in Mondayâs violence, had attempted to take a shortcut to his Mandvi residence via Lal Akhara, while coming back from his newly-opened Waghodia Road shop. ââHe was attacked with a chopper on his neck and shoulder. His body was mutilated and left on the street,ââ said his brother Devang Shah. Biren was cremated on Monday night. A police complaint was registered with the City police following the incident. Shahâs family members were asked to give a written representation before a five-member committee from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) who are to visit the families of those killed during the riots on Wednesday. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
See how the fact that more Hindus died in the rioting (if you discount the police shooting on the first day) is being covered up by the media.
Look at "Express India" homepage, it says:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->'Mob came, but cops never did'
It's Gujarat 2006 versus Gujarat 2002
Muslims cant 'trust' state govt
http://www.expressindia.com/<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Did it say:
"Hindus can't trust Kashmir gov't" after the massacre of 35 of our brothers and sisters, did it recount all these sob stories, nooo, that would be communal while we are secular.
And look at what this dhimmi minister says:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->'Dargah demolition could've been avoided'
New Delhi, May 4: The Vadodara administration could have avoided demolition of a dargah in view of the people's sentiments associated with the old shrine, Union Minister of State for Home Sriprakash Jaiswal is understood to have stated in a report to the government.
have also said in his report that while a district administration has the right to launch drives to demolish illegal structures, decisions to raze religious places, which were centuries old, should be taken after due deliberations keeping in mind the sentiments of the people.
The subsequent firing by police to contain the mob violence following the demolition could also have been avoided, the minister is understood to have said.
http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=67125<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
So you see guys, if you get violent then people will start respecting your sentiments, however ridiculous these sentiments may be.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Trying to secure admission for his daughters, Armyman was stabbed
Express News Service
Vadodara, May 2, 2006:
Little did Subedar Ramchandra Meena (35), belonging to the Patiala unit of the EME core, know that a detour would cost him his life. Meena was stabbed to death by unknown attackers on Monday afternoon while he was going to secure school admission for his daughter, following his recent transfer to Bhusaval.
Meena was on training at the EME school in Vadodara till April 29. Before his transfer, he was trying to secure admission for his three daughters to the Kendriya Vidyalaya school. On Monday, while the demolition of the dargah on the Fatehpura-Champaner road was in progress, he and his nephew were trying to reach the school in Harni when they were confronted by a police blockade.
ââWe asked around for a shortcut to Harni and entered Yakutpura area. First, our motorcycle was stoned at from neighbouring buildings and then about a dozen men gheraoed us. They started beating my uncle and confined me inside Minara Masjid. I was rescued by some women from the neighbourhood. When I reached my uncle he was bleeding profusely and I took him to a nearby hospital on my motorcycle,ââ recalled a college-going Manoj Meena.
The incident occurred around 12.45 pm. At the Swami Premdass Hospital, doctors informed Manoj that his uncle was no more. Later, a post-mortem report confirmed that Meena died of stab wounds on his back and his stomach. ââHe was breathing and managed to sit on the motorbike immediately after the stabbing,ââ said Manoj.
On Tuesday, EME personnel accompanied by Meenaâs widow, daughters and his brother-in-law, took custody of Meenaâs body from the SSG Hospital cold room. ââWe are taking the body for cremation at our native village in Bhilwada, Rajasthan,ââ said his brother-in law, Bhanwarlal Meena.
Like Meena, Biren Shah (23), who was also killed in Mondayâs violence, had attempted to take a shortcut to his Mandvi residence via Lal Akhara, while coming back from his newly-opened Waghodia Road shop. ââHe was attacked with a chopper on his neck and shoulder. His body was mutilated and left on the street,ââ said his brother Devang Shah. Biren was cremated on Monday night. A police complaint was registered with the City police following the incident. Shahâs family members were asked to give a written representation before a five-member committee from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) who are to visit the families of those killed during the riots on Wednesday. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
See how the fact that more Hindus died in the rioting (if you discount the police shooting on the first day) is being covered up by the media.
Look at "Express India" homepage, it says:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->'Mob came, but cops never did'
It's Gujarat 2006 versus Gujarat 2002
Muslims cant 'trust' state govt
http://www.expressindia.com/<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Did it say:
"Hindus can't trust Kashmir gov't" after the massacre of 35 of our brothers and sisters, did it recount all these sob stories, nooo, that would be communal while we are secular.
And look at what this dhimmi minister says:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->'Dargah demolition could've been avoided'
New Delhi, May 4: The Vadodara administration could have avoided demolition of a dargah in view of the people's sentiments associated with the old shrine, Union Minister of State for Home Sriprakash Jaiswal is understood to have stated in a report to the government.
have also said in his report that while a district administration has the right to launch drives to demolish illegal structures, decisions to raze religious places, which were centuries old, should be taken after due deliberations keeping in mind the sentiments of the people.
The subsequent firing by police to contain the mob violence following the demolition could also have been avoided, the minister is understood to have said.
http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=67125<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
So you see guys, if you get violent then people will start respecting your sentiments, however ridiculous these sentiments may be.