I like your joke Ibrahim

Submitted by Anthony (India), Oct 29, 2016 at 12:19

There are many Islamic Terrorists OR Islamic Terrorist sympathizers. One such person is IbrahimK.

They want jokes to be issued as honest opinions.

These jokers don't know that when barbarian Islamists came to India, India was a vast society comprising modern day Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and even Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmaar.

Now, let us look a demographics of the whole region.

(Note: Population rounded off to nearest multiple of 10 Million)

India:
Muslims = 180 Million
Hindu = 900 Million
Buddhists = 10 Million

Pakistan:
Muslims = 200 Million
Hindu = 0
Buddhists = 0

Bangladesh:
Muslims = 150 Million
Hindu = 10 Million
Buddhists = 0

Afghanistan:
Muslim = 40 Million
Hindu = 0
Buddhists = 0

Nepal:
Muslim = 10 Million
Hindu = 20 Million

Bhutan:
Deliberately ignored because population is too small to be considered.

Burma:
Muslims = 10 Million
Hindu = 0
Buddhist = 40 Million (Buddhism exist because of recent attacks on Rohingya communities)

Now, do the total of the entire region.

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Muslims = 590 Million

This is little less than 40% of the entire region's population. Only Jokers consider this as a small figure.

India remained Hindu Majority region NOT because of Muslim tolerance but because of fighters like Shivaji Maharaj / Guru Gobind Singh / Maharana Pratap / Rana Sanga and then the British rulers AND also because of apostates like Dara Sikoh.

As per Pew Research, India will have 350 Million Muslims by 2030. If the trend continues, there will be 1 billion Muslims in India alone by 2100. And jokers like IbrahimK want to ignore this fact...

HAHAHA

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