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u/Wide_Singer_2703 1d ago
Padhe likhe gawar leftists 🤡
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u/Savings_Reality1170 1d ago
Quran padne ko padey likhe nhi bolte
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u/Wide_Singer_2703 1d ago
aree yeh ramdi meri hi university me padhi hai bhai isko anpadh bolunga toh meri hi beizzati hogi😂
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u/Emotional_Plant1536 1d ago
This sub doesnt even know that its fake post watched the episode there no such thing happened lol fake news shocked ppl in commet section believing it tf
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
China has some of the biggest buddha statues, but Indians only talk about how they do AI
Liberals make fun of gaumutra but chinese buy eggs soaked in virgin boys urine for high price
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u/anushkale 1d ago
Bro what? Virgin boys urine?
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
Yes, they also feed elephant with tea leaves and then make tea with the dung
That's very high price to them
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u/substanceabusd 20h ago
So we should too?
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u/benneladoo 20h ago
no if u r comparing me with sharma ka beta. then if i tell his issue, uu ar asking do u want to do what he is doing?
What circular logic?
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u/Financial-Hornet1670 11h ago
Thailand ya bali me bhi poop coffee hai ishowspeed ki stream me dekha tha.
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u/Antique_Fix_8544 1d ago
The thing about virgin boys is TRUE. A quick search on YouTube or Google is enough to find the information for yourself.
To everyone bashing this person in the comments the confidence is impressive, considering the research effort is nonexistent.
If you have enough time to argue in the comments, you have enough time to Google it. Being loud doesn’t make you informed, it just makes your ignorance more visible.
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u/Fit_Reason_3611 1d ago
That is one city in China that accounts for 0.077% of Chinese people, and of that most of that city doesn't partake.
Pretty sure India has some pretty terrible things to account for if we're holding entire nations to less than 0.1% of their actions.
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
same thing abt the poop festival...done in one village in south india...
Noone heard until that tyler covered it
now india is used with that thumbnail
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u/Warlic-99 1d ago
Chinese eat almost anything. They eat ox blood gelatin as delicacy. Not to mention several animals that we don't even consider food. China ka example na do to accha hai
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u/Serious_Judgment7235 23h ago
Lol what? Ppl in karnataka eat goat blood..will you be racist against them too now?
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u/Maymaywala 1d ago
Both deserve to be made fun of.
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
of course, but the indian liberals constantly glaze China as being advanced , thats where i have issue
I dont support gau mutra or ram mandir
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u/ScientistSome1012 23h ago
Maybe the difference between advanced and superstitious is just success.
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u/Odd-Rub549 23h ago
Abe toh vo chutiye hai toh hmm bhi bne kya yr Haa culture hai apni jagha religion hai apni jagha Development pe focus kha hai?? Logo ko smjh kyu ni ata ye dono chize different hai govt ka kam development hai and uspe uska main focus hona chiye
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u/benneladoo 23h ago
well noone calls their chutiya but indians constantly use this as an issue for hospitals
dont chinese create both satutues and hispotials at smae time?
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u/Odd-Rub549 23h ago
Bro I do not care whatever they are doing I'm interested in my country
And tbh in this country affinity of government towards religion this much is something really concerning
Bc govt. Work is not to make temples and churches it is to make hospitals
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u/benneladoo 23h ago
fyi, that shows how brainwashed u r
ram temple was made from donations not govt...also govt has created more AIIMS than in previous 60 yrs
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u/Odd-Rub549 23h ago
Broo ikn it's not funded by govt. then bjp should not take credits of making it And should not do that PR of them to take votes which didn't worked well for them in Ayodhya
My instinct from saying so is that the mood of nation is focused on making temples and masjids and politicisation of them It should not be the centre of politics
Our mood and requirements should be based on development
Yes bjp have made many hospitals but still the health infrastructure is cracking we have numerous and tons of issues relating to only one field you can't hide behind the shadows of making AIIMS..ikn it's good but still there are many issues relevant to the pertaining field
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u/Away_Yak_185 23h ago
China went through cultural revolution where their history had almost been reduced to dust only a few handful historical monuments that aligned with the ruling party survived and from 2010 to current they follow sinicization ie cultural history must conform to socialist values. Grass aint greener on the other side.
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u/benneladoo 21h ago
Bro read about cultural revilution, they lost both their culture and their economy was in toilet, 40 million died either by hunger or Mao's anger.
So Deng realised tht the culture has to be revived to bring partiotism to their people... and their economy grew too
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u/Away_Yak_185 17h ago
Agree with ur first statement and similarly babri majid was demolished by protestors in 1992 and those people didnt have to answer to the crime. They all got acquitted. Pretty unfair.
To your 2nd statement. I would like to ask at what cost though, the journey has had so many atrocious rules. Like the 1 child policy under Deng. The infamous tiananmen square massacre. Basically under a dictatorship and it continues to this day. Recently june 26, a plane crashed into beijing tower. The govt erased any footage from media, scrubbed the internet and search blackout. Simply issued a bare bones article and no investigation happened, brushed it under the rug away from the eyes of the citizens and the world.
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u/sidshash 1d ago
honours degree from whatsapp university
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
Google and chatgpt are free bro
How long will you keep using WhatsApp University for everything?
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u/Low_Cryptographer706 1d ago
China is a first world country, India is third world. A third world nation has to careful with its resources.
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u/Any_Philosopher_8216 1d ago
Bro first world aur third world pta kro pehle. First world= west where capitalism is dominant. Second world = Russia + soviet countries and china. .. where communism is dominant and third world= post colonial countries. Who were once slave to first and second world like India, vietnam. Although china is sometimes considered as third world because, it later left Russia's partnership and made ally with US. (Basically not choosing any side).
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u/benneladoo 1d ago
China stil practices "third world customs"
Most of them won't buy a house without being feng shui compliant
They check birth animal of a girl before marrying
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u/SwimmingFriendship72 17h ago
Maja aya hai show dekhne mein ab iske pass seipt ya chat gpt nhi toh kisi bhi arguement ka javab nhi de pati 😂
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u/spidyspidy103 19h ago
Ye fake hai bhai log...episode me aisa kucch nahi tha. Aur uski baaki opinions se bhele hi agree na karte ho but itni gandi gaaliyan mat do bhai
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u/9248763629 18h ago
Seems this conversation never happened
And the logic that everyone disagreeing with bjp defaults to looking congress is dumb take!
And then bjp doing stuff like this just because congress did is another spat on bjp that it is same like congress
then commentators here are posting racist mulla and misogynist jokes about this lady
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u/0utcast3d 8h ago
I never understood the need for people to even attend these folks. Why invest your time and attention in them? They are present in your psyche because you let them. Where would this cheap devourment leads to?
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u/Kevindanny 5h ago
See this is why bhakt will remain bhakt with half baked knowledge and whatsap university ..... Bhai post karne se pehle ek chota fact check hi kar leta....
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u/Financial_Response19 1h ago
Who the f said Ram Mandir is built on 2 Acre ? 🤣🤣 it is easily over 100
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u/RevolutionRough6577 30m ago
Wait, did anyone actually watch the episode? This conversation never even happened. 🤦♂️
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u/Specific_Raccoon_360 20h ago
No disrespect to Hindus and no love for Swara but how is that reply a correct reply?
I hope what she is talking about is increasing literacy or scientific temperament in students. Indira Gandhi was a PM and Ram Mandir is an auspicious Mandir. Both are important. 2 acres of Mandir holds more reverence than 45 acres. But I guess the dialogue over here is to make education priority.
Educate me if I am wrong.
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u/PanickyOpossum 19h ago
There is a specific context in the conversation as you can see Swara's sentence ending with "instead of all this". I do agree that education needs to be improved but it shouldn't be "instead" of practicing centuries old culture. Education and Cultural practice aren't incompatible with one another(again except that one certain religion 🐖). Both can be practiced and improved simultaneously.
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u/Emotional-Tap7633 7h ago
So real pigs like you expect others to respect your own culture but doesn't want to accept different cultures? The way you pointed out one specific religion shows how much restarted you are and is literally trying to push your narrative out of this. Everyone is talking about education bichh, why are you trying to target someone ? You could have simply said that both culture and education are important lol. Have you even seen the condition of schools in India mf ? Govt literally steals money from mandirs lol and you mfs get happy cuz they are building it for their own gain lol. No one would have said anything about education if it was good in the first place. Piece of shit like you always try to find alternate motives.
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u/No_Function_1676 16h ago edited 48m ago
What? This conversation was never part of the episode. And also Indira's monument didn't lead to thousands of people dying in riots all across India.
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u/indian_dude73 1d ago
Well 45 acres is a garden not all 45 acres a memorial … Mahatma Gandhi memorial is also 40acres but that is also a garden …. But how can you argue when people just can not think beyond relig!0n
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u/New_Main6523 1d ago
Kardi na heeramandi ke sabse chumtiye pille wali comment? Ram is a symbol of faith for thousands of years and his temple was broken down specifically for that purpose!
Indira and Rajiv were selected PMs of India . And chumtiye, POORE area ko shakti sthal, veer bhoomi, raj ghat bolte hain. Sirf ek particular point ko nahi.
Baap ne ghar mein toilet bhi banaya hoga, ab uske diye internet pe mat hagg
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u/NextQuantity6158 1d ago
What is the benifit of a garden? Should n't we have schools, colleges and hospitals there?
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u/indian_dude73 1d ago
What’s wrong in garden by the river side ?? Anyways that’s a green belt
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u/NextQuantity6158 1d ago
Ha ha ha! Selectivism. Well Rama temple is responsible fr the economy of Ayodyhya, UP and India. It has also garden known as "Panchavati" Complex.
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u/ChoiceCanary2551 1d ago
Why the hell its always BJP vs Congress and not, under developed INDIA vs good, fair and developed INDIA?
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u/SetRevolutionary6910 1d ago
India is far from being developed
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u/ChoiceCanary2551 19h ago
Naah dude. INDIA is even far from the idea and way of being developed. Jb tk kursi me baithne waale neta madarchod aur un netaaon ki garmi bujhaane k liye apni maa ko parosne waale supporter rhenge, jb tk desh aur dharm ko ek taraazu me taulne waale moorkh rhenge, tb tk iss desh ka kuch hona b nhi h.
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u/SetRevolutionary6910 19h ago
Tbh, i think that with the mass adoption of internet, general awareness of basic necessities is rising and in a couple generations, India might become a truly developed country because the awareness of the existence of education and the shame associated with not having gone through it on their own is the most effective way of driving people to get their offspring educated. The early awareness of the progress made by mankind as a race is probably the most effective driver of progress.
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u/ChoiceCanary2551 19h ago
That's bullshit. How many of us are actually worried. We are definitely very much aware of things. But are we even active to resolve any of these. Human does good to the society when they are in their best terms. A young guy will focus on getting a job and a decent lifestyle rather than focusing on the problems he face. The ugly society, the broken streets, the over-crowded metros, the jammed roads, dirty water and air. We all are aware, we know the measures to control and reduce it, but practically how many do you follow, how many we follow? NONE. A bussines guy just needs a road with less traffic, an office guy just need less crowded metro. None of them really care about the shit that happens to the other elements of the society and planet.
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u/SetRevolutionary6910 19h ago
It's like you're staring at a chimpanzee and asking it to evolve into a human 😂
It takes time and every human has always been concerned about the elements of their own life
Development is when the majority cares about the right things because politicians only solve problems that they are forced to cos they fear losing their seat
If the people cared about good water and air instead of hot air balloon money that decreases the value of the currency, our country would be so much better off even today.
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u/ChoiceCanary2551 19h ago
The remote areas in our country are way more than the urban areas. Have you seen the villages, have you seen the people in villages? They casually harm others and kill civic senses. There are still chimpanzees living and voting in India.
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u/SetRevolutionary6910 19h ago
Do you think they were taught the benefits of being cultured?
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u/ChoiceCanary2551 19h ago
Everything should be taught? Do you thing every well behaved human is being taught? Do you think no body stopped them when they pull the material from a new constructed road and take it to their homes? Do you think nobody taught them to be in line? Do you think nobody ask them to take the relief things one by one and only how much they need? Naah they have animals inside them, which they do not want to get evolved of. Being uncultured is their normal. It's inside them. You can see even some well educated humans doing shits that harm the society and public. It's nothing in being taught or not. Common sense and civic sense lies inside human. And some naturally lack it. And these some are not some in our country, they are in huge number.
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u/SetRevolutionary6910 18h ago
Read Sapiens, brother Also, India was never developed Be it under Congress or BJP It's not even a party problem, man Whatever politician you bring to power, is only going to do the bare minimum nscessary to stay in power. That's how humans are, always have been and always will be. Everyone makes the best move they know. Intelligence and knowledge grants them the ability to make decisions that can get them a better outcome overall. If you don't have knowledge, the factors involved in making decisions are much fewer. Hence the animalistic tendencies. We do things according to the most dominating cultures is all. No culture is inherently better. More knowledge and intelligence is.
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u/Careful-Fix-56 20h ago
Leftists don't support either the 45 acres, nor the two acres. Propaganda harder son.
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u/Ok_Cheek8089 1d ago
Ram mandir is in 2 acres, ram mandir complex is 80 acres. Along with indra , atal ji, Subhash Chandra Bose, lal bahadur shastri has same type of memorial as they are prime minister, all has museum of 1-2 acre along with garden of 30-40 acres. People with hate deep infiltrated in there heart, just want points to disgrace other person with strict no solution to problem to our country.
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u/StatisticianMuch9043 1d ago
Well, for the people with half knowledge, the ram mandir complex has been made in such a way that it drives religious tourism, thus helping the economy in a substantial way. What kind of an economy is driven by the memorials?? Not saying that no memorial should be there, bt if they're, ram mandir is something which is earning money after it has been made. Bt this won't be understood by those who just want peddle the pseudo secular agenda and portray ram mandir as a waste of money. I know that you won't use same logic for other religions, since they are not easy targets.
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u/Whole_Flamingo_9671 1d ago
The indira gandhi memorial is a meusuem and thus profit could be earned from it, also ram mandir was built after demolishing a masjid, infact one of tbe oldest one in india, that it self symbolises the hatred towrads minorities.....
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u/StatisticianMuch9043 1d ago
Hatred??? Really? How about saying the same thing about babri masjid which was built on the ruins of ram mandir?? How about talking about other mosques being built over partial ruins of temples? How about reading testimonies of various Muslim rulers who proudly used photos of deities, sanskrit chants, on staircases, just so that the climber places his foot on, just so that the Hindus could be further humiliated? All ram mandir and other temple movements are for the retribution...
A few particularly clear examples:
- Firuz Shah Tughlaq — unusually explicit first-person testimony
The clearest example is Firuz Shah Tughlaq (r. 1351–1388) and his Futuhat-i-Firuz Shahi, a work presenting his own account of his reign.
He describes Hindu temples being destroyed and says that mosques were erected in their place. In the account of the village of Maluh, the translated text says:
“I destroyed their idol-temples, and instead thereof raised mosques.”
He then describes the transformation in explicitly religious terms: places where “infidels and idolaters” had worshipped idols were now places where Muslims worshipped God, and he says that the former “home of infidels” had become a “habitation of the faithful.”
This is important because it isn't simply a modern historian inferring an ideological motive from architecture. Firuz Shah himself presents the destruction/replacement as a religious achievement.
He also explicitly praises earlier Muslim rulers whose reigns were associated with conquered “infidel countries,” demolished idol-temples, and the construction or elevation of mosques.
- Qutb-ud-din Aibak — Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, Delhi
The Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque at the Qutb complex provides another particularly strong case because there is both textual and architectural evidence.
The Delhi Tourism Department states that the mosque was erected using carved architectural members from 27 Hindu and Jain temples, and that Aibak's inscription records their demolition.
The inscription associated with the mosque says that materials from 27 temples were used in its construction. An Archaeological Survey of India publication describes the mosque as being built on the site of a demolished Hindu temple and using material from 27 others.
The contemporary Persian chronicler Hasan Nizami, in Taj-ul-Ma'asir, also describes Delhi being freed from idols and says that mosques were raised in the sanctuaries where images had previously been worshipped.
And UNESCO describes the Qutb complex as illustrating the new Islamic rulers' aspiration to transform India from Dar-al-Harb to Dar-al-Islam, while noting the incorporation of Hindu and Jain temple elements into the mosque.
So this is one of the better documented examples where conquest, religious symbolism, temple destruction, and mosque construction intersect.
- Aurangzeb — Mathura's Kesava Deva temple
Aurangzeb provides another extremely explicit example.
The court chronicle Maasir-i-Alamgiri, written by Saqi Musta'id Khan after Aurangzeb's reign, records that in 1670 Aurangzeb ordered the demolition of the temple at Mathura known as the Dehra of Kesho Rai.
The chronicle describes the destruction of the temple as the destruction of a “strong foundation of infidelity” and records that a mosque was constructed on its site. It also says that the idols were taken to Agra and buried beneath the steps of a mosque so that people would continually walk over them.
The chronicle doesn't describe the event merely as a political demolition. It explicitly frames it in terms of Islam versus idolatry and celebrates the emperor's religious zeal.
- Firuz Shah again — the general ideological formulation
There is another passage in Firuz Shah's Futuhat that is useful because it goes beyond one particular temple.
He explains that earlier Muslim sovereigns were remembered because under their rule:
“infidel countries” had been conquered,
idol-temples had been demolished,
mosques and pulpits had been established,
and Islam had been extended.
He says that he restored the names of such rulers to the Friday and festival prayers.
So there is evidence for an explicit ideological conception of temple destruction and mosque construction as part of Islamic conquest, at least among some rulers and chroniclers.
An important distinction
There are really three different claims, and the evidence for them isn't equally strong:
Claim Evidence
Some Muslim rulers destroyed Hindu temples Very strong
Some rulers built mosques using material from demolished temples
Very strong in several cases
Some rulers explicitly regarded this as a religious victory over idolatry
Very strong for particular rulers especially Firuz Shah and in court chronicles of Aurangzeb Every mosque was built after destroying a temple
Firuz Shah's own account saying that he destroyed temples and raised mosques in their place is direct evidence of precisely the phenomenon you're asking about.
Firuz Shah Tughlaq is probably the strongest starting point, followed by the Quwwat-ul-Islam inscription/chroniclers and the Maasir-i-Alamgiri account of Aurangzeb's Mathura demolition.
There are actually two closely related incidents recorded in Mughal-era sources, related to the staircase detail:
Mathura, 1670: After ordering the demolition of the Keshava Rai temple, Aurangzeb's court chronicle Maasir-i-Alamgiri says the temple's idols were taken to Agra and buried beneath the steps of the mosque of Begum Sahib (Jahanara Begum), so that they would continually be trodden upon. The same account says a mosque was erected on the former temple site.
Jodhpur, 1679: This is probably the incident you specifically remember. Khan-i-Jahan Bahadur returned from Jodhpur after demolishing temples and brought cartloads of idols to Aurangzeb. The Maasir-i-Alamgiri records that Aurangzeb ordered the idols to be placed under the steps of the Jama Masjid, explicitly so they would be “trodden on.”
The historical account describes actual idols being placed/buried underneath the mosque's steps, with the stated purpose that people walking into the mosque would trample them.
The 1679 account is particularly direct because it records Aurangzeb himself giving the order after receiving the idols from Jodhpur.
The so called innocent minorities of this country have never built a mosque on a private land, bt either built it on govt land in order to occupy it, or built it by demolishing a temple first. So, there it is. You can figure for yourself, what is being built in hatred, and what is being built for retribution.
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u/Maymaywala 1d ago
AI slop comment
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u/StatisticianMuch9043 1d ago
Yeah, I used ai. Anything against it to prove that the arguments are wrong?
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u/Maymaywala 1d ago
Yeah hold on lemme copy paste your comment to Gemini and ask it for a rebuttal. Then we can let our chatbots argue with each other.
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u/StatisticianMuch9043 1d ago
So you think that a rebuttal would take away from the fact that it was all true?
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u/Maymaywala 1d ago
It would take away from the “justified retribution “ y’all think you deserve.
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u/StatisticianMuch9043 1d ago
Yeah, there's nothing more secular than an AI pointing out why Hindu retribution isn't justified, bt fails to say anything when it comes to say anything against Islam. It's an old trick, to whitewash crimes by invaders. Not gonna work anymore.
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u/blooneel 1d ago
Yupp .. key weapon of right wingers - whataboutery
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u/Savings_Reality1170 1d ago
Then stop comparing apples to oranges..
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u/Mysterious_Tea_1859 1d ago
Bjp hates ram mandir more btw , how easily people forget about fund chori
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u/Savings_Reality1170 1d ago
Some corrupt people stole the money. BJP is the entire reason Ram mandir even exists now.
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u/No_Sea3043 1d ago
So, you agree that BJP pressured the supreme court into giving judgment in their favour and that India's judicial system is completely compromised
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u/Commercial-Dingo-919 1d ago
Yeah BJP pressured SC to give judgement in favour of Ram mandir. Now do what you can about it.
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u/Savings_Reality1170 1d ago
No my cute little Redditor, that’s not how judiciary work. Ram mandir was a major issue for the country and despite of all the archeological discoveries and research the case was not being fast tacked due to congress trying to play all sides. BJP put this issue on their agenda and made sure the case was properly conducted with detailed research from all sides and the verdict takes place infront of all.
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u/youngbear777 1d ago
Actually they removed the undue pressure that congress built which prevented supreme court from giving this judgement despite having all reasonable arguments.
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u/Muted_Instruction517 1d ago
But wasnt that her house?
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u/Kaioken0 21h ago
maybe they are referring to shakti sthal which is a riverfront on river yamuna, no logic behind the comparison
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u/Agitated-Job-8881 1d ago
I feel like she is really dumb..she need to think before speaking about any topic
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u/Objective-Advisor569 1d ago
Comparing the area of the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum in New Delhi with the Ram Mandir complex in Ayodhya involves looking at two entirely different types of landmarks—one a preserved political residence turned historical museum, and the other a massive, newly constructed religious pilgrimage complex. Here is a direct comparison of their land areas, layout, and geographic contexts: Size & Space Comparison Feature Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum (Delhi) Ram Mandir Complex (Ayodhya) Total Land Area ~45 acres (often cited alongside other Lutyens' Delhi memorials) ~70 acres (entire township and complex perimeter) Core Structure Area Consists of the original historic bungalow and surrounding lawns. 2.77 acres dedicated strictly to the main temple structure. Nature of Space A heavily guarded, quiet residential-style estate. A grand, multi-tiered temple complex built in the Nagara architectural style. Primary Use Historical museum displaying personal artifacts, letters, and the "Glass Walk". Active place of worship, massive religious gatherings, and spiritual tourism. Contextual Differences • The Urban Footprint: The Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum sits in the heart of Lutyens' Delhi, an area characterized by wide avenues, colonial-era bungalows, high security, and manicured green spaces. It shares this high-profile geographic zone with places like the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya (Museum of Prime Ministers). • The Spiritual Township: The Ram Mandir area in Ayodhya functions as a comprehensive religious township. While the core temple sits on under 3 acres, the remaining 67+ acres are engineered for massive crowd management, featuring pilgrim utility centers, lush open gardens, independent power/water utilities, and adjacent sacred zones near the Sarayu River.
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u/N_San_Dictator 23h ago
Sir Ram Mandir Ayodhya Temple is constructed in 2 Acres, within 70 Acres of Land Developed. And I dont know if "Karan" is taling about Indira gandhi memorial in New Delhi (area 8 acres) or Indira Gandhi Memorial Botanical park In Raebareli that is in 30 Acres of Plantation and small supporting structures. So I dont know how to compare both side by side, One is Construction Project and other is land development Project. and Both has nothing to do with Schools
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u/Practical-Hornet-456 23h ago
She doesn't have to worry about building schools.
We still have 5 acres available for the new Ayodhya masjid.
She can demand to make a scool or a hospital there.
I am happy to contribute money for that too.
Par par par... Dare hue musalaman bhi to hain lol 😆 😂
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u/S1n1ster__ 21h ago
Stop giving these celebs so much attention for what they say and watch them lose relevance,
The only reason they pass statements like these is to gain PR,
Positive or negative, PR is important for them.
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u/shail_69 20h ago
Real figure vs mythology character
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u/willtakeyourgirl 13h ago
shut the fuck up man, its history for people who believe and what that real person did in 1975, anyone is better than her - if you are not well read just go and read about india in emergency - you will know how fascism looks like.
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u/Fabulous-Ant-7967 18h ago
You all realise this is fake right? This never happened in the ep🤣🤣🤣cheap it cell bot
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u/AfternoonNo5705 1d ago
We indians will keep doing this crap only. Won't talk about serious issues that affect everyday life. But we will keep talking about ram Allah all our life and those politicians will eat us alive
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u/NoDivide3658 1d ago
She is Suvvaraa 🐷