Impact of this INTOLERATION debate on International image of India

TheWhiteTiger

Hi,
I saw this article which is about talks between NSA of Pak and Iran, it has a part in it.
"Responding to a question about the anti-Muslim policies in India, the Iranian official made it clear that imposing a ban on cow slaughter and other means could not suppress Islam." Now my point is that whether these protests which most probably seem to be orchestrated for domestic Political mileage by Congress is hurting the Image of our country in International Arena?
tribune.com.pk/story/981197/cooperation-not-competition-iran-quashes-talk-of-undermining-gwadar-port/

Nova

Congress and leftist brigade in action nothing new... this is their only hope to get back to power in 2019, if they succeed... meanwhile they forget their own misdeeds of 65 yrs...

osho_baba

i dont support this giving back award stunt....but this argument of international image to suppress debate is dangerous...some of the utterances and actions of govt also may not conform to international opinion but they anyway do it..in name of protecting international image many "genuine"cases of dissent may also be suppressed...

TheWhiteTiger

@osho_baba I am asking in context of this debate only.. otherwise dissent shud be respected as this gives govt to act responsibly and cautiously…

Abhishek Singh2

The covert support and inaction of govt towards hindu extremists is creating disharmony in this country. That a section of indian population is feeling disturbed and anxious is a fact. This is not about an incident or two. Such incidents are becoming rampant at an alarming rate. In such a condition , the international image is bound to take a hit. The protests and returning of awards can't be whipped off as just opportunism or hypocrisy. There is genuinely something wrong going on.

Abhishek Singh2

Parties like congress, sp, rjd etc are as communal as bjp. The difference is while the former practice soft communalism, the latter follows hard communalism. The so called secular parties only "appear" to protect interest of minorities . But the minorities find even this superfluous attitude reassuring as it is better than overt hatred preached by bjp.

MD47

I think its not the debate but issue of intolerance which is the main problem

Abhishek Singh2

The ruling party needs to understand that a peaceful and tolerant society is coveted by even the investing class. Apart from basic infra and ease of doing business, the general law and order is also imperative for big ticket investments. The international image of india is taking a hit, no doubt. Tourism industry may be the immediate casualty of this phenomenon.

SPSahab

when several countries can ban pork why can't India ban the slaughter of an animal revered by the majority population??? is being a Hindu a sin? reports of attacks on other communities goes unreported but the media goes gaga over small incidents involving the so called minority

SPSahab

why didn't these writers return rewards after Godhra train burnings? the so called minority can abuse other religions desecrate their worship places burn the tricolour yell pro Pak slogans start ISJK IM and SIMI but the majority caan't even protest on genuine issues?? RIP PSEUDO SECULARISM RIP SICKULARS

TheWhiteTiger

The ruling party needs to understand that a peaceful and tolerant society is coveted by even the investing class. Apart from basic infra and ease of doing business, the general law and order is also imperative for big ticket investments. The international image of india is taking a hit, no doubt. Tourism industry may be the immediate casualty of this phenomenon.

@Abhishek Singh2 No doubt whatever u said is right..But why I raised this issue was …It is being orchestrated to harm India and efforts of modi babu or is it genuine that so much intolerance is there…Modi has done commendable start for boosting biz env..result is India is UP IN EASE OF DOING BUSINESS but is Oppostion artificially creating this crap so as to undo his effort and prove india under modi as Intolerant society