Hindus and their Satanic Religion
To Hindu Fundamentalists/Extremists -
Your religious practices are awful. Religious practices should be peaceful and meditative. And you make maximum noise with utmost arrogance. Your people go out in Ganeshotsav to have sexual fun with innocent women. In Diwali you make pathetic air as well as sound pollution. Innocent people get burnt; students are notoriously disturbed with their studies. Your tradition of burning the Ravan doll in Dasara is simply ridiculous, rubbish, and childish. Ravan is supposed to be an evil tendency or mindset, which should be burnt, I mean destroyed, by rigorous introspective and social work. Burning a huge doll wastes money and corrupts the environment. How many people leave the site by a novel thought that they would take steps to change themselves and their society for good ? You have no respect for others and no intention to please your God. You just want to have the utmost materialistic pleasures in the false name of God. You justify the ruthless acts of burning kind and tolerant Christian missionaries alive in your country (i.e. India). I respect Bhagvad Gita and philosophy to some extent but you even do not deserve to utter words of it. Talented youngsters desperately seek to leave your country for a better civilised life. Your bogus religious practices, preconceptions, and attitudes have left your country in an undeveloped semi-barbaric state. Thanks to the British, otherwise you would still have had those evil traditions like Sati where widows are burnt at stake. From high-tech computerisation to secular internationalisation see the good congress party has done for the country. And you keep blaming them for minor mistakes. Pathetic! This is not just what I think. Any sensible person should and would think the same about you. Take it as a philosophical and practical advice for the better of your country and wider world.
Because of people like you I feel ashamed of calling myself a Hindu. Your religion has truly been a Satanic Religion.
- Kedar Joshi Cambridge, UK.
About the author: I was born on 31 Dec 1979 in Mumbai (Bombay), India, where I lived for the first 15 years of my life. Then I moved to Pune (Poona). In March 2004 I came to Cambridge, England where I currently live and work.
Founder & President Superultramodern Scientific Institution St John's Innovation Centre Cowley Road Cambridge CB4 0WS http://www.bssi.org.uk email: kedarkj1@rediffmail.com