Naqvi:Ghazni or Ghori kaun the? Musalman ya haiwan?

Submitted by Plato (India), May 13, 2008 at 21:26

Naqvi, this is what you wrote:

>Dear Plato are you a Hindu ? if yes, of which country? You can be anybody but not an Indian. No Indian hides himself on PLATO, but faces the reality of like true, false, bad, worse, good, easy, tough or beautiful etc. take example of Mohan Das Karam Chand Gandhi, Raja Ram Mohan roy, Jawahar Lal Nehru, Abul Kalam Azad, Bhagat Singh etc. Plato please palat ke ao apne asli nam par aur likho to Himmat janen my dear Pseudo Indian..<<

This is what I had written:You are from India. You know the story of the Muslim invasions. Just a reminder for you. The Arab Mohammed bin Qasim invaded India and set off a tragedy of umimaginable proportions for which India is still paying today. Ghazni and Ghori's depredations are well known. Everything that was sacred to the Hindus was trampled upon and hundreds of thousands killed and enslaved.

Aren't the Hindus entitled to even shouting and abusing for the all the insults heaped upon them for nearly a thousand years? They have not done any ethnic cleansing after they regained power non-violently, except for a few forgettable hiccups. Be happy that, if at all, Hindus are only shouting and abusing.

In reply you want to know whether I am Hindu or Indian. The last sentence of your post is ONE of the reasons for my adopting the pseudonym of a great Greek. You dare me to reveal my real name. In typical Islamic style there is a veiled threat in it isn't there, my dear Naqvi?

What has my being a Hindu or Indian got to do with the issues I raise. They stand or fall on their own merit. If you are unable to frame a response stay silent, as other Muslims have done, rather than question my faith or nationality.

Was I responsible for what Gazni or Ghori did? Do you have anything to say at all about what they did in India??

Regards

Plato

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