#AwardWapsi controversy in India

My take on the ‪#‎AwardWapsi‬
Poverty is the worst form of violence.
-- Mahatma Gandhi
And I absolutely agree with that statement. Poverty tortures people day in day out, throughout peoples lives. Hundreds of Millions of them. And in a country like India, Corruption in the primary cause of poverty. NOT communalism. Not religion. But CORRUPTION.
When thousands of crores worth of scams over decades happened in India. Intolerance toward the poor man of India was apparently not an issue.
2-3 ppl die. All of a sudden its an attack on the very fabric of this nation.
Here is the leader of this #awardWapsi gang talking about Rahul Gandhi a few days ago:
Really?? Nayantara Sahgal a niece of Nehru who started this nonsense, who thinKs Rahul Gandhi is showing signs of great change is going to tell our nation if it has all of a sudden become intolerant?
While of course she never answers why she took her award 2 years after the Sikh genocide by the Congress party members....why she never raised as much as a fart in the wind when 1/2 million KAshmiri PAndits were driven out of their ancient homeland. A homeland which was theirs before the religion because of which they were driven out was even born. ... and the list can go on.
All the issues these guys quote for the reasons for returning the awards happened in UP and Karnataka.
So when 2002 happened it is Modi's fault because he was the CM. Of course there are still people in India that make statement in contempt of the Supreme Court of India's acquittal of any wrong doing by Modiji). These murders of Pansare, Kalburgi and the Dadri incident happen in states that have nothing to do with Modiji's jurisdiction of influence in these matters ...it is still somehow Modi's fault while he is the PM? I mean what do they REALLY want? Can the real demon please stand up?
These skanky prostitutes of India are the reason we are still a developing nation after 70yrs of independence. These are are people who claim to be intellectuals who really have been pulling us down with these illogical thought processes.
India is a country where people like Akbaruddin Owaisi can threaten to slaughter a 100 crore Hindus and not just live to see the next day but thrive as a political leader. Yet these intellectuals call us Intolerant? Can you imagine a Hindu Akbaruddin Owaisi doing the same thing in Pakistan? OR even Turkey? Or Tunisia? Or Indonesia? or ANY other country and live to see another sun rise?
Akbaruddin Owaisi and Assauddin Owaisi are the leaders of a party of Razakars, Razakars who essentially were voluntary militia that came together to slaughter thousands of Hindus and fight against the Indian state. This is my country...India. India is the beacon of tolerance. These people's lives. The fact that these people (the Owaisis) thrive in my country is the proof of the tolerance of India and its majority population.
Even in a country like America where from where we try to emulate our values these days, at least a certain section of self proclaimed intellectuals do, the first thing people ask when someone stands for elections for President of the Nation is, is she/he Christian, how good a Christian etc. And we in India have already had a Sikh Prime Minister, an Italian Catholic head of state ( I dont know what else to call her), Muslim President, Vice-President, National Cricket Captain, Chief Justices of the Supreme Court, Union Education Minister and the list can go on..... And someone has the gall to call India an intolerant Nation? This is the height of treachery, a conspiracy against one man, one organization. Simple and straight. Oh yeah we beat America and England to having a Woman Prime Minister too! By Decades! Woman in these countries didnt even have voting rights until late in the 20th century. Wait..they didn't even have souls!!!... yup.. look it up. And India is intolerant???
Its a complete shame that there are traitors masquerading as intellectuals in India. The tolerance of my country is the proven in the fact that they can get away with treachery of epic proportions as described in this note.

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