A 100-strong mob surrounded the police station in Delhi’s GTB Nagar for several hours and raised provocative slogans as the pastor and injured persons reached to file their complaint.

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    I’m not OP, but why do you keep calling these people “Hindu” supremacists? They are just extremists and terrorists, not Hindus at all.

    One of the core beliefs in Hinduism is ahimsa, ie, non-violence. Practicing ahimsa is extremely important for a Hindu, in order to achieve their ultimate goal of moksha (escape from the cycle of reincarnation) by accumulating good karma.

    Anyone who doesn’t practice ahmisa isn’t qualified to be called a Hindu. Since they’re not a Hindu, it’s wrong to call them “Hindu supremacists”, when there is no “Hindu” in them.

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      1 year ago

      Why do you keep re-creating the ame comment in different spots?

      Anyone who doesn’t practice ahmisa isn’t qualified to be called a Hindu.

      you decide who gets to be Hindu or not? where did you get this idea of “qualification” from anyways?

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        1 year ago

        Why do you keep re-creating the ame comment in different spots?

        Because someone keeps downvoting my comment, so I’m deleting and resubmitting the comment so that the score remains positive. Also, why do you care, I thought you already blocked me? If you blocked me, you wouldn’t get any notification replies from me.

        you decide who gets to be Hindu or not? where did you get this idea of “qualification” from anyways?

        No, whether someone is a real Hindu or not, is decided by whether their core beliefs aligns with the beliefs of Hinduism, and does not conflict with them, as written in the holy books of the Hindus.

        https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zmgny4j/revision/4