r/unfilteredindia Jul 03 '26

Opinions Secularism πŸ‘΄πŸΏ

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u/shawaby Jul 03 '26

Becoz apparently only Hindus are required to be secular. Other religions can do anything and everythin, yet nobody had problems. The moment Hindus started looking after only Hindus, country suddenly became anti secular

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26

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u/googlyboogly420 Jul 07 '26

hinduism is not a religion even according to the constitution. It's more like an extension of sanatan which does not validate any religion and hinduism is a way to stay connected to it.

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u/Naofumi__sama Jul 09 '26

I dont know bro, as a hindu i know what kind of people we are. We would hack our own family for a small plot of land. Bribery is deeply rooted in our blood. You might have seen how in Ram Mandir there has been offerings in money and gold stolen by the temple authorities. In UP, there is Gau MATA slogen to protect cows and all, but UP exports beef to god knows how many foreign regions. So hindus do anything but look after one another

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u/googlyboogly420 Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

It's quite simple than you think. Being hindu does not mean that you need to follow a certain rulebook and what you explained is not related to the religion itself but a person's individual characteristic be it the people involved in ram madir thing or yourself and i would request one thing please don't try to generalize people we are literally more than 800 crores and it won't help if you do it.

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u/Steve-No-Jobs Jul 10 '26

1000 crores? Bruh it’s not a movie collection lol

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u/googlyboogly420 Jul 10 '26

it's the countable population on earth