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Rohit

@Anachronist

Trailblazer

Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: Scorpio_Velvet
RichaChadha @RichaChadha_
I am a vegetarian. And banning beef is communal politics.

yeah gai hamari maat hai but richa aapko kuch nai aata hai 😡

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return_to_hades

@return_to_hades

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: mahatma123
beef ban is since 1970. why the hoopla now ; this new ban only includes bulls and calfs to it 😃

Valid point.

Posturing. Both sides have been played the fool. he law proponents glossed over the fact that the cow slaughter ban was decades old and they merely expanded into bulls and bullocks.Hindus have been fooled into believing something was done to protect their interests and sentiments. T Opponents have been fooled into believing the same.

The hoopla is still valid - laws and bans should be secular not communal.

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Scorpio_Velvet

@Scorpio_Velvet

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Had beef for supper. 😆

Glad radicals doesn't have majority in my state yet.

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Antlers

@Antlers

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: firework
If Arab countries can ban religious idols, then Maharashtra can ban beef for religious reasons.

I feel sorry for Muslims and Christians living in the country, but at the same time there are Hindus in Arab countries and they have to face the rules of the country too. At least beef is still available in some parts of India.

Exactly. Look at England. They took Muslims in and now they've got Sharia Law.

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SportsFreak

@SportsFreak

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: firework
If Arab countries can ban religious idols, then Maharashtra can ban beef for religious reasons.

I feel sorry for Muslims and Christians living in the country, but at the same time there are Hindus in Arab countries and they have to face the rules of the country too. At least beef is still available in some parts of India.

Most of those Arabic countries don't pretend to be democratic and they are governed by Islamic laws i.e sharia and they're mostly Islamic states. India says it's a secular country. If it said it's a hindu country governed by hindu laws i would understand the ban but u can't claim to be secular and democratic and apply laws from one religion

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return_to_hades

@return_to_hades

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: firework
If Arab countries can ban religious idols, then Maharashtra can ban beef for religious reasons.

I feel sorry for Muslims and Christians living in the country, but at the same time there are Hindus in Arab countries and they have to face the rules of the country too. At least beef is still available in some parts of India.

Key difference those are Islamic nations. India is a secular nation.

I am a Hindu and eat all kinds of meat. I like the fact that my faith is not rigid and rule oriented. There are guidelines, but no mandatory rules. As a Hindu I feel stifled in my own home nation because Hindu organizations take it upon themselves to impose rules that the religion itself does not mandate.

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firework

@firework

Navigator

Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: SportsFreak

Most of those Arabic countries don't pretend to be democratic and they are governed by Islamic laws i.e sharia and they're mostly Islamic states. India says it's a secular country. If it said it's a hindu country governed by hindu laws i would understand the ban but u can't claim to be secular and democratic and apply laws from one religion

Beef ban is not in all of India.

Why is secular and democratic only applied to 'ones who want beef'? Why is secular and democratic not applied to one who are against beef and can't stand being around it?

They really can't go around people pleasing everyone. It is impossible to please every religion or every community.

Edited by firework - 11 years ago

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blue-ice.

@blue-ice.

Achiever

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

#18

If Arab countries can ban religious idols, then Maharashtra can ban beef for religious reasons.

I feel sorry for Muslims and Christians living in the country, but at the same time there are Hindus in Arab countries and they have to face the rules of the country too. At least beef is still available in some parts of India.

So the Arab countries are the new benchmark for India now??🤔

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Gubbara.

@Gubbara.

Inactive

Posted: 11 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: SportsFreak

Most of those Arabic countries don't pretend to be democratic and they are governed by Islamic laws i.e sharia and they're mostly Islamic states. India says it's a secular country. If it said it's a hindu country governed by hindu laws i would understand the ban but u can't claim to be secular and democratic and apply laws from one religion

Muslims do not want to accept UCC in India. they are guided by Muslim personal law or something like that in India as far as I know? Correct me if I am wrong! So what democracy you are talking about?

You have reservations too to benefit and protect your rights. But majority does not have rights to protect what they believe is sacred?

You don't eat pork because the religion says so. Well my religion says not to kill cows and we demand that gov protect the animal tht is worshipped by 100cr do us. Do you want to hurt our sentiments in the name of democracy? Go ahead! Do it! But remember, taali ke hath se nhi bajti !