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Syed Sahib: clarify your thoughts! (Letters to the Editor)

Syed Sahib: clarify your thoughts! (Letters to the Editor)

Author: T.R. Gopalan, Madurai
Publication: BJP Today
Date: December 16-31, 2000
 
This relates to the letter of Syed Sahabuddin (BJP TODAY Nov. 1630)

So far as Haj pilgrimage is concerned it is not the question of anyone's right to travel abroad. It is the question of the host country not being able to make satisfactory arrangements regarding stay, medication etc. Saudi Government is insisting on India sending less number of pilgrims. But our Government is continuing to send more and more.

Sahabuddin says that he always opposed the subsidy extended by the Government. But if he is honest in his opposition, he must persuade Muslims not to accept any subsidy, the major portion of which is after all Hindu taxed money and hence gotten from kafirs. Syed Sahib says that this subsidy was being granted since 1970. Since three decades, they are utilising this sullied and "napak" money. Now it is time they rise up to say no. They cannot be allowed to run with the hare and hunt with the hound.

I may ask Syed Sahib to refresh his memory of history. During the British days Babri monument was demolished. Immediately, the then English Collector imposed punitive tax on Hindus and reconstructed the monument and asked the Muslims to go and offer Namaz there. But Muslims said that a monument constructed with the money of Hindus could not be considered a mosque according to Koran and hence they would not come and offer Namaz.

I may ask, if a place of worship somewhere in Ayodhya could become unworthy of Namaz simply because it was constructed out of Hindu money, how worshipping in Mecca, the most pious place of all the Muslims of the world become worthy when the pilgrimage is subsidised mostly by Hindu money? I may ask Syed Sahabuddin to reform himself before reproaching others.

Syed Sahib says that the Shankaracharya could inaugurate Parliament session only after India declares herself a theocratic state. If England without declaring itself a theocratic state could invite the head of the Church to inaugurate Parliament sessions and yet get acclaimed as a secular state, why not India? Syed Sahib says that he was grateful for small mercies. Mercy is not something earned by way of right but by way of generosity of the bestower. If such an act boomerangs on the bestower himself then he is bound to bow out.

If Syed's opposition is real he must persuade Farook Abdullah to deesist usurping hundreds of crores of money offered by Hindu Bhaktas in Vaishnavi Devi Temple in Jammu, why Hindu money is required particularly when all the Hindus have been driven out of Srinagar. This action of Farook does not stand to commonsense.

Syed Sahib says that he would believe BJP is for Muslims only when supported by deeds. One can wake up a man really sleeping but not one who pretends to be sleeping. Even after all the special concession that are denied to the majority here and that unavailable in the world are bestowed on Muslims in India do not satisfy Syed, then no more sensible step can ever satisfy him.

T.R. Gopalan
Madurai
 


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