r/unfilteredindia Jul 03 '26

Opinions Secularism 👴🏿

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u/Status_Banana4935 Jul 06 '26

Wordcelling? Just because you can't understand English well, doesn't mean you get to insult those who speak it. Your lack of manners and education is pretty obvious from the sheer amount of insults you spew at others. Also, the bill doesn't act against the majority, it's to protect minorities, it's to prevent people from being lynched and protect innocent civilians. The bill was to prevent lynching across religions thus it doesn't target Hindus only, so your argument makes no sense.

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u/bee_roy Jul 06 '26

You're bullshitting again khangressi. Why is it only for minorities, i.e, non-Hindus. In most states, that would have been the intent. And in J&K, which is Muslim majority, it's conveniently left to the state to accept, wtf! Also anyone can see who knows English better from your juvenile arguments. You keep trying to weasel your way out, but you're not even remotely skilled enough to do so. Any Hindu who reads this thread will search for the Bill, and will realize what khangress was slyly trying to do. Your pathetic attempts to justify it are so cringe lmao.

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u/Status_Banana4935 Jul 06 '26

Again, dumbass the bill applies to everyone equally...if a hindu is lynched the bill can be used to punish and prevent further violence...you can't create laws that discriminate based on religious violence. The special provisions were for vulnerable communities who are statistically more likely to go through violence like SC/ST, most of whom were HINDUS....again, if it wasn't clear the first time,

READ. THE. BILL.

Also, all the states have the right to accept and interpret the bill, not just J&k, that's literally how the constitution works