Following the recent terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s (J&K) Pahalgam area in which 26 people were killed and scores were injured, Rajasthan authorities have initiated the process of identifying and sending back Pakistani citizens currently residing in the state. This action comes after clear directives to this effect from the Central government.
It has been reported that over 400 Pakistani nationals are staying in Rajasthan. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has instructed Chief Ministers across the country to take immediate action in this regard, with specific emphasis on Rajasthan to ensure the return of all Pakistani citizens present within its borders via the Attari border, which remains open for their return.
In response to these directives, the Rajasthan Intelligence Department and the state police have been actively working to identify individuals who arrived from Pakistan on various visas. They are currently verifying records to ascertain who has already returned and who remains in the state.
The Intelligence Wing of the Police Headquarters has issued clear instructions to all District Superintendents of Police (SPs) and Intelligence officers to facilitate the return of all Pakistani citizens who entered India on tourist, religious, student, medical, or any other short-term visa.
Sources indicate that a number of Pakistani citizens have already left India following the increased scrutiny from both the central and state governments.
Notably, Hindu and other minority refugees who have migrated from Pakistan to escape persecution, will be exempt from this expulsion order.
Initial reports indicate that out of approximately 30 Pakistani citizens in Jaipur, 7 have already returned, while 23 residing in Jodhpur have contacted the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) to facilitate their return. According to Intelligence sources, the FRRO is actively contacting all Pakistani citizens in the state, instructing them to return to Pakistan via the Attari border.
Concerned District SPs are also being informed about the Pakistani citizens residing in their respective jurisdictions to verify their return status. Officials said that the district-wise breakdown of Pakistani citizens (as per initial reports) confirmed that Jaipur had 30 such people out of which 7 have returned, Barmer has 29, Ajmer has 9, Kota has 28, Sriganganagar has 3, Jodhpur has 23 who have contacted the FRRO to return home and Banswara has one.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has directed the Home Department to strictly implement the central government’s instructions regarding Pakistani citizens. He had earlier assured Home Minister Amit Shah of full compliance. Consequently, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Anand Kumar convened a review meeting, issuing directives to cancel SAARC visas of Pakistani citizens starting Saturday and all other valid visas (excluding long-term visas for Hindu refugees, diplomatic, and official visas) from Sunday.
Immediate expulsion of Pakistani citizens with illegal visas has also been ordered. The state government has commenced stringent action in this regard. Sanjay Agarwal, Director General of Intelligence, Rajasthan, confirmed that all FROs and District SPs have been instructed to ensure the return of all Pakistani citizens residing within their jurisdiction. Director General of Police (DGP), U.R. Sahu stated that approximately 30,000 refugees are reported to be in Rajasthan.
The police will undertake a verification process to distinguish between genuine refugees and others. Further action will be determined based on the guidelines received from the central government. “Currently, the focus is on sending back those who arrived on visas. A clearer picture of the total number of Pakistani citizens to be sent back from Rajasthan will emerge after data is collected from all districts,” he added.
–IANS
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In the wake of the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam in which 26 people were killed, tensions have escalated along the Line of Control (LoC), especially in the border district of Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K).
Salotri, the last Indian village situated right across from Pakistani military posts, is witnessing a flurry of activity as residents clean out and stock their underground bunkers, anxious but prepared for any escalation in cross-border hostilities.
The villagers, residing at the very edge of the LoC, have begun reinforcing their bunkers after Pakistan initiated unprovoked ceasefire violations over the past two days. Pakistani forces have been targeting Indian positions with small-arms fire, drawing a “strong and appropriate response” from the Indian Army, according to official sources.
No casualties have been reported so far. Salotri residents credit their sense of security to the bunkers provided by the central government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. These reinforced shelters, built about 10 feet underground, are reportedly bulletproof and well-structured to provide safety during shelling and firing incidents.
“We live in a border area, and the bunkers provided by PM Modi for civilians here are very strong, bulletproof, and built 10 feet underground. There is no danger inside them. We are very thankful to PM Modi because we feel completely safe while staying in our own homes,” said one villager.
He added, “What the terrorists did in Pahalgam was a cowardly act. They killed our Hindu brothers. It is necessary to retaliate for this act. We are prepared because once the retaliation begins, we will have to take care of our safety. So we are ready with our bunkers.”
In the village of Hunderman on the LoC as many as 217 villagers had protected themselves during the Kargil War in a bunker that was smaller than the current ones and till date they maintain that bunker. Salotri village had no such bunkers, and the residents were forced to flee to Poonch town. However, they feel confident at present time in their ability to stay safe within their village, even during heightened conflict.
–IANS
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The recent horrific terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed over 26 tourist lives – mainly Hindus, has once again brought Kashmir to a painful crossroads. But beyond the immediate tragedy lies a deeper, more insidious narrative battle—one where Kashmir’s economic renaissance through tourism is being deliberately framed as “colonization” by those who benefited from its isolation -the radical Islamists.
The Tourism Boom: Revival Or “Invasion”?
Since the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019, Kashmir has experienced an unprecedented tourism surge—from fewer than 831,000 visitors in 2018 to a record-breaking 34.98 lakh visitors in 2024. Hotels at capacity, thriving homestays, and bustling markets had finally begun healing Kashmir’s conflict-scarred economy. For ordinary Kashmiris dependent on tourism—taxi drivers, shopkeepers, hoteliers, and artisans—this represented not invasion but survival and a decent living.
Yet curiously, as the valley prospered, a chorus of voices began characterizing this economic lifeline as “cultural invasion” and “settler colonialism.”
The “Colonisation” Rhetoric: Manufactured Victimhood For Separatists
The idea that Kashmir is being “colonised” by Indians—particularly Hindus—hinges on a simple but poisonous assumption: that Islam is the inherent nature of Kashmir, Kashmir does not belong to India, and Indians are foreign to Kashmir.
This is the core logic behind every tweet, every op-ed, and every seminar that calls tourism a threat. It is the same logic that once justified ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits. It’s the same mindset that legitimized stone pelting, supported “Azadi” sloganeering, and glorified Burhan Wani as a “rebel” rather than a terrorist.
When people call Hindu tourists visiting Kashmir and Hindus moving to Kashmir for business as “colonisation,” they are not being clever—they are revealing the very supremacist mindset that views the Valley as an exclusive Islamist ethno-theocracy.
The Architects of the “Colonization” Narrative
This framing didn’t emerge spontaneously. It has been carefully cultivated by four distinct but overlapping groups:
Separatist Sympathizers: Those who once provided intellectual cover for separatism now repackage their ideology in academic post-colonial jargon. When Maktoob Media’s Rida Fathima describes tourism as “a colonial ploy” and accuses Indian tourists of participating in “occupation,” she’s recycling separatist propaganda in scholarly language.
Local Political Elites: Politicians like Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi, who characterized tourism as a “cultural invasion,” represent those who thrived under Article 370’s protection. The abrogation stripped away their extraordinary powers and privileges. Their opposition isn’t about protecting Kashmiri culture but preserving political fiefdoms.
Barely months after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched his campaign for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections with a promise to “restore statehood” and “empower the people,” terrorists struck in the heart of the Kashmir Valley. Rahul Gandhi should be held accountable for mainstreaming this political rhetoric amid a fragile security environment.
Rahul Gandhi, who addressed back-to-back rallies in Ramban and Anantnag in September 2024, claimed that Jammu and Kashmir is under the rule of a “king” — referring to the Lieutenant Governor — and promised to roll back the current Union Territory status. He framed the removal of Article 370 and the reorganization of J&K as an affront to democracy, ignoring the fact that these measures have led to a significant drop in terror-related incidents over the past five years.
In his 4 September 2024 speech, Gandhi accused the BJP government of “snatching wealth from Kashmiris and giving it to outsiders.” He said, “Not just has your state been snatched away, your rights, your wealth, everything is being snatched away from you. In 1947, we removed Rajas and made a democratic government. We gave Constitution to the country. Today in Jammu Kashmir, there’s a Raja sitting and his name is LG, but he is a Raja. And your wealth is being snatched away from you and given to outsiders. Be it contracts, all the benefits are being enjoyed by outsiders and is being snatched away from Jammu Kashmir people.
On 23 September 2024, he said, “And what was yours, first ‘your’ government used to take decisions, the decisions that were taken in ‘your’ interest, the decisions that were taken in consideration of ‘your’ future, today, ‘people from outside’ are taking decisions. ‘You’ don’t have a voice in running ‘your’government. ‘Your’ government runs from Delhi.”
This rhetoric, critics argue, stokes regional resentment and revives the us-vs-them language that Pakistan-backed terror networks exploit.
This week’s terror strike in Pahalgam reminds the nation of what is at stake. By aggressively championing the rollback of central authority and aligning with parties like the National Conference, which have a long and complicated history with separatist narratives, Rahul Gandhi had effectively signaled to hostile actors — both domestic and cross-border — that a political window may be opening.
Urban “Intellectuals”: Media figures and academics who built careers as Kashmir’s “interpreters” find themselves increasingly irrelevant as the region integrates with mainstream India. Their carefully constructed narratives of perpetual victimhood collapse when Kashmiris prosper under Indian administration.
Radical Islamists: Groups like the self-proclaimed “Kashmir Resistance,” which claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack, openly declare war against “outsiders,” revealing the religious exclusivity underlying this rhetoric.
Decoding The Strategy
The “colonization” narrative serves multiple strategic purposes:
First, it delegitimizes economic development. By portraying tourists not as visitors but as invaders, and development not as progress but as erasure, it attempts to make ordinary Kashmiris reject prosperity itself.
Second, it maintains the separatist ecosystem. When a Kashmiri hotelier welcomes Hindu pilgrims, or a shopkeeper befriends Gujarati tourists, the barriers of otherness essential to separatist ideology begin crumbling. Cultural exchange threatens those who profit from division. Add to this the popularity of Hindu shrines in the region – one video circulating on social media shows a lay Muslim calling “idol worship a bigger sin” according to their god when compared to heinous crimes like rape.
Third, it provides moral cover for violence. By framing tourists as agents of occupation, it rationalizes attacks like Pahalgam as “resistance” rather than terrorism.
Islamists: The Real Colonizers
Before Article 370 was abrogated in 2019, Kashmir was ruled by a political class that actively excluded Indian laws, stifled women’s rights, blocked land reforms, prevented progressive Indian laws from applying to Kashmir, and redirected development funds into personal coffers while violently suppressed dissenting voices—from Kashmiri Pandits to Balti Shias. These parties treated Kashmir like their fiefdom, while urban elites in Delhi and foreign-funded NGOs provided intellectual cover for this separatism.
This was the real colonisation: the ghettoisation of an Indian state under a religious-political elite that turned the Valley into a hotbed of Wahhabi radicalism.
Where was this outrage when thousands of Kashmiri Pandits were driven out in 1990 with slogans like “raliv, galiv ya chaliv”? Where were the cries of “occupation” then? Why did it take until 2020 for so-called secularists to discover their love for the Kashmiri street vendor, but only when Hindus began returning?
Kashmiri Hindus were the original inhabitants of Kashmir while the invaders were the Islamist Mughals who colonized the region, grew in number, and ultimately threw out the Hindus. Now they cry “colonization”?
What’s Really At Stake
What’s being defended isn’t Kashmiri culture but a political system that enables terrorism that thrives on Kashmir’s isolation. The real fear isn’t cultural erasure but cultural exchange—the possibility that Kashmiris and other Indians might discover their shared humanity through daily interactions.
Kashmir’s development threatens those who need perpetual crisis. A prosperous, peaceful Kashmir renders obsolete the entire intellectual and political infrastructure built around its “special status.” It undermines those who positioned themselves as intermediaries between Kashmir and India and dismantles the grievance industry that provided comfortable careers for many.
The Way Forward
The path ahead must recognize this narrative manipulation for what it is—not a legitimate cultural concern but a calculated strategy. Development and tourism aren’t perfect solutions to Kashmir’s complex challenges, but they create spaces where ordinary Kashmiris can build economic autonomy and engage with India on their own terms, without self-appointed mediators.
True respect for Kashmiri identity comes not from isolation but from enabling Kashmiris to participate fully in India’s economic and cultural life while preserving their unique heritage. This doesn’t require Article 370’s discriminatory provisions but inclusive policies that recognize Kashmir’s distinct character while enabling its full integration.
The greatest threat to those peddling the “colonization” narrative isn’t India’s heavy hand but its open palm – welcoming Kashmir to prosperity rather than perpetual conflict. And that is precisely why they fight so desperately against it.
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In a baffling display of misdirected outrage, Kissflow CEO Suresh Sambandam, a Dravidianist sympathizer who thinks he can become Steve Jobs by wearing a black turtle-neck, chose to criticize Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu instead of condemning the terrorists responsible for the horrific Pahalgam attack. The assault in Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag district claimed the lives of 26 Hindu tourists.
On 24 April 2025, posting from his official X account, Sambandam wrote, “What happened in #pahalgam makes me angry and it is most inhuman uncivilised act. But this is not the time to peddle hatred among the people of our country. True character is about restraint in the time of Crisis. This is what #Gandhi taught us and were the only country who got independence without a war in a peaceful way. I truly respect Sridhar for this great contribution to the ecosystem by building Zoho. But feeling very very disappointed seeing this. 🥲🥲🥲 . I only hope he retracts this and calls for solidarity and harmony among fellow citizens of our country instead of flaring the flames . Please 🙏🏻 🙏🏻🙏🏻”
What happened in #pahalgam makes me angry and it is most inhuman uncivilised act. But this is not the time to peddle hatred among the people of our country. True character is about restraint in the time of Crisis. This is what #Gandhi taught us and were the only country who got… https://t.co/sHQPaH52lX
This came in response to Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu, who on 23 April 2025, pointed out how Hindus were being targeted across the nation, highlighting the plight of the Hindus as minority community. He stated, “I have met many Sindhi Hindus living in the US who told me the same thing Prakash-ji says below about his family’s experience of partition. I have heard the same thing from Bengali friends. We have the experience of Kashmiri pandits in living memory. All this should give us the resolve to make sure it never happens in our nation again. These terrorist attacks are a reminder of what is at stake for us.”
I have met many Sindhi Hindus living in the US who told me the same thing Prakash-ji says below about his family's experience of partition. I have heard the same thing from Bengali friends. We have the experience of Kashmiri pandits in living memory.
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu responded to Prakash Dadlani’s X post, which recounted his family’s harrowing 1947 Partition experience as Hindus forced to abandon their home in Sindh and flee to India for safety. Dadlani highlighted his distrust of the persistent labeling of Hindus as “Kafirs” and warned that history might repeat itself. He urged India to reclaim Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Sindh, and Balochistan to secure the safety of its people and honor families displaced like his own.
Despite eyewitness reports confirming that the victims were singled out for being Hindu—forced to strip, made to recite the kalma, and then executed—Sambandam had the audacity to downplay the religious motivation behind the attack. Instead of standing with the victims or condemning the jihadist brutality, he used his platform to criticize Vembu for daring to call it what it was: a cold-blooded Islamist terror strike.
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Instead of condemning the horrific Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, self-styled environmentalist and Anti-National Dravidianist Piyush Manush chose to spew a conspiracy-laced rant, accusing the BJP of orchestrating the attack for political gain. His video statement, posted on 24 April 2025, on his official X account, shamelessly aligned with the usual anti-national narrative, sidestepping the perpetrators and instead targeting the Indian state.
In his video, Manush mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying, “On one side, Modi has launched his campaign and is preparing for the Bihar elections. He his usual line—‘Hota hai… we will chase the terrorists till the last one,’ in Bihar. But this time, he said it differently, in English—the same dialogue he used during in the Pulwama. 350 kgs of RDX entered India. It wasn’t a small package—it was 350 kilograms of RDX! Have they arrested anyone who sent in that RDX?”
He laughed and continued, “To who are you showing off? Listen carefully—Modi has compromised India’s security. Let me tell you how. There’s a place called Khavda in the Rann of Kutch, just 1 km from the India-Pakistan border. A massive 445 sq. km of land four times the size of Paris. A 445 sq. km 40km x 100 like this, did you get it? Sorry it’s 10×40 km—total’s 440 sq.km. 440 sq.km of land has been handed over to Adani, where? Just 1 km from the border! to install solar panels. Now, do you think he’ll go to war? They’re bragging about reclaiming PoK. Yogi Adityanath, Amit Shah—will make it. Is there a chance? Can you do? Will Adani even let you? Won’t he crush you (b*lls) under? What kind of scam is this! Cheating the nation.”
He didn’t stop there. He went on to allege that General Bakshi had revealed how 1.8 lakh army positions were cut and left unfilled under the Agniveer scheme, weakening the armed forces. Several battalions were disbanded, and in some areas, only two sectors were deployed where there used to be one, significantly reducing military strength.
He then questioned the targeting of Kashmiris, pointing out that during times of crisis—like avalanches—it was the Kashmiri people who came forward to help. Yet, instead of acknowledging their support, a narrative was being pushed comparing Kashmir to Gaza, calling for harsh measures. Despite such inflammatory rhetoric, he noted, no police action was taken against those spreading it.
Piyush Manush questioned, “Are you hitting the Kashmiri people? How will he stand/stay with us? Why should he? You won’t let him become Chief Minister, you won’t hold elections, you will decentralise the state turn into a Union Territory, denied him political representation, and appoint a Brahmin to govern. Since then, an ‘Iyer’ has been in charge. No political representation for them. Isn’t that cruel? It’s disgusting to even think about.”
He concluded by saying, “The death of 26 people is a horrific tragedy. But remember this well—whoever was behind Pulwama has done the same thing now. So think carefully about who I’m pointing at.” — strongly suggesting that the BJP may have orchestrated the terrorist attack for political gain.
Over the past several years, Hindu temples across the United States have faced a disturbing trend of vandalism and hate crimes. Below is a timeline of nine major incidents, reflecting a growing concern over Hinduphobia and religious intolerance.
On 20 April 2025, the Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, Canada, was defaced with pro-Khalistan graffiti. The vandals not only sprayed graffiti but also caused damage to the property. This report compiles 25 incidents of attacks on Hindu temples abroad from 2015 to 2025, spanning countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia.
On 20 April 2025, the Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, Canada, was defaced with pro-Khalistan graffiti, following the recent vandalism of a Gurdwara in Vancouver. Indian-origin MP Chandra Arya condemned the act, linking it to the growing influence of Khalistani extremism in Canada. The Khalsa Diwan Society, which oversees the Ross Street Gurdwara in Vancouver, also condemned the graffiti, calling it part of an ongoing campaign by extremist forces. Arya urged the Hindu and Sikh communities to demand swift action from authorities. The rise in religious vandalism in Canada continues to spark concern.
#2 BAPS Temple Vandalized With Anti-India Messages In California (March 2025)
On 9 March 2025, the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills, California, was vandalized with anti-India messages, marking another hate crime against the Hindu community in the U.S. The Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha condemned the attack, stressing the resilience of the Hindu community in the face of hate. This incident coincided with the upcoming Khalistan referendum in Los Angeles, raising concerns over rising religious tensions. The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) condemned the attack, urging authorities to investigate. This follows similar vandalism incidents at BAPS temples in Sacramento and New York.
#3 Swami Narayan Temple Vandalized In Sacramento, California (September 2024)
A Hindu temple in Sacramento, California, was vandalized for the second time in 10 days, on 26 September 2024, with anti-Hindu slogans like “Hindus go back” spray-painted on its walls.
The incident mirrors a similar attack on a Swaminarayan temple in New York on 16 September 2024, where anti-India slogans were written, and suspicion of Khalistani involvement arose. In Sacramento, the temple’s pipeline was also damaged. Local officials, including California Assembly member Stephen Nguyen, visited the temple after the attack. The Indian Consulate in New York and U.S. leaders condemned these hate crimes, calling them cowardly and deeply concerning for religious freedom in America.
#4 BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Vandalized In New York (September 2024)
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Melville, New York, was vandalized by extremists on the night of 16 September 2024. The temple was defaced with offensive slogans, including “Fuck Modi,” “Modi is Terrorist,” and “Hindustan Murdabad,” with a derogatory gap in the word “Hindustan” implying insult to Hindus.
Yet another Hindu temple has been vandalized in US with a video released by a coordinated bot network.
The temple is the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Melville NY
Sukhpal Singh was arrested for the last temple vandalization in NY state in Queens. pic.twitter.com/ionj3X8YzS
The BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha condemned the act and prayed for the perpetrators to overcome their hatred. Local authorities were informed, and the Indian Consulate in New York also condemned the vandalism, urging U.S. law enforcement to take swift action against those responsible for the hate crime.
#5 BAPS Temple Vandalized In Edmonton, Canada, With Anti-India Graffiti (July 2024)
A Hindu temple, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, in Edmonton, Canada, was vandalized with graffiti by Punjab separatists on 23 July 2024. The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) of Canada strongly condemned the act, calling it Hinduphobic and an attack on the peaceful Hindu community. The VHP urged the Canadian government to take decisive action against the growing extremist ideology fueling such incidents. This act follows a pattern of increasing anti-India activities by Khalistan supporters, particularly after the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
#6 Sri Panchamukha Hanuman Temple Vandalized In Dublin, California (January 2024)
On 11 January 2024, the Sri Panchamukha Hanuman Temple in Dublin, California, was vandalized, marking a disturbing incident in a series of attacks on Hindu temples in the United States. The Coalition of Hindus in North America (CoHNA) condemned the act, linking it to growing anti-Hindu sentiments and the approaching “Khalistan referendum” event in Los Angeles. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) also condemned the desecration, urging local law enforcement to take stringent action and enhance security at places of worship. This attack follows several others on temples across California and beyond.
#7 Vijay’s Sherawali Temple Vandalized In Hayward, California (January 2024)
The Vijay’s Sherawali Temple in Hayward, California, was vandalized with pro-Khalistani slogans such as “Khalistan Zindabad” and “Modi is terrorist.” The incident, which occurred in late December 2023, was confirmed by the temple administration on 2 January 2024. Police have classified it as a hate crime. The Hindu American Foundation (HAF) noted that this attack followed similar defacement of the Swaminarayan Mandir and a theft at the Shiv Durga temple in the same area. HAF is working closely with temple leaders, the Alameda Police Department, and the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division to investigate the crime.
#Breaking: Another Bay Area Hindu temple attacked with pro-#Khalistan graffiti.
The Vijay’s Sherawali Temple in Hayward, CA sustained a copycat defacement just two weeks after the Swaminarayan Mandir attack and one week after a theft at the Shiv Durga temple in the same area.… pic.twitter.com/wPFMNcPKJJ
— Hindu American Foundation (@HinduAmerican) January 5, 2024
#8 SMVS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Vandalized In Newark, California (January 2024)
On 2 January 2024, the SMVS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Newark, California, was vandalized with anti-India graffiti, allegedly by pro-Khalistan activists. The graffiti was discovered by a nearby devotee, who promptly reported it to local authorities. Temple spokesperson Bhargav Raval expressed shock at the display of anti-Indian sentiments on the temple walls. The Newark Police Service has initiated a targeted investigation, with Police Captain Jonathan Arguello stating that they will review surveillance footage from nearby residences to piece together the events leading to the vandalism.
#9 Shri Omkarnath Temple Burglarized In Brazos Valley, Texas (January 2024)
On 5 January 2024, the Shri Omkarnath Temple in Brazos Valley, Texas, was burglarized, shocking the local Indian community. Burglars broke in through a side window, stealing the temple’s donation box and a safe containing valuables. Board member Srinivasa Sunkari described the incident as an invasion of privacy and reported that the priest and his family, who live nearby, are safe. Security footage captured the suspect bypassing the shrine to access the donation box. The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the burglary, while temple officials are taking extra precautions for safety and security.
#10 Shri Mata Bhameshwari Durga Temple Vandalized In Surrey, Canada (September 2023)
On 7 September 2023, the Shri Mata Bhameshwari Durga Temple in Surrey, Canada, was desecrated with anti-India and pro-Khalistan graffiti. The incident occurred just a month after a major Hindu temple in Canada was similarly vandalized with Khalistan referendum posters. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was alerted, and the graffiti was promptly removed. The defacement included derogatory messages targeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and promoting the Khalistan movement. This follows other recent attacks on Hindu temples by Khalistani supporters, raising concerns about the safety of religious institutions in Canada.
#11 Hari Om Radha Krishna Mandir Burglarized In Sacramento, California (October 2023)
On 30 October 2023, burglars raided the Hari Om Radha Krishna Mandir in Sacramento, California, stealing a donation box. The break-in occurred around 2:15 AM, with six suspects seen on surveillance footage, including two inside the temple. The box, weighing about 100 pounds, was taken in a getaway car. The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) condemned the incident, urging the Sacramento Police to investigate it as a potential hate crime. The temple community expressed shock and sadness, emphasizing the impact on their efforts to support others.
#12 Lakshmi Narayan Temple In Surrey Vandalized By Khalistani Supporters (August 2023)
On 13 August 2023, two Khalistani supporters vandalized the Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, British Columbia, by defacing the temple with anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti. The intruders, a male and a female, entered the temple premises, placed Khalistan referendum posters on the main gates, and trespassed on the property. The incident is part of a rising wave of attacks on Hindu temples in Canada, condemned by India and local religious groups. India has urged the Canadian government to take strong action against the perpetrators and address the growing threat from Khalistani extremists.
#13 BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir In Sydney Defaced With Anti-India Graffiti (May 2023)
On 5 May 2023, the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Sydney was defaced with anti-India graffiti, weeks before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia. Authorities suspect pro-Khalistani elements were behind the vandalism, as a Khalistani flag was found on the temple gate. In a statement, the temple expressed sadness and disappointment over the attack, emphasizing its commitment to peace and harmony. This incident is part of a growing trend of Hindu temple vandalism in Australia, with similar attacks occurring in Melbourne and Brisbane earlier in the year.
On 4 March 2023, pro-Khalistan supporters vandalized the boundary wall of the Shree Laxmi Narayan Temple in Brisbane. Temple President Satinder Shukla confirmed the attack, stating that the priest and devotees alerted him about the incident. Sarah Gates, Director of Hindu Human Rights, condemned the vandalism, calling it part of a global pattern by Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) to intimidate Hindus. This follows a series of attacks on Hindu temples in Australia, including vandalism in Melbourne. India raised the issue with the Australian government, urging swift action against the perpetrators.
#15 Ram Mandir In Mississauga, Canada, Defaced With Anti-India Graffiti (February 2023)
On 15 February 2023, the Ram Mandir Temple in Mississauga, Canada, was defaced with anti-India graffiti, allegedly by pro-Khalistan extremists. The Consulate General of India in Toronto condemned the attack and urged Canadian authorities to investigate and take prompt action. The graffiti included slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and praise for Khalistan leader Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. Mayor Patrick Brown and MP Iqwinder S. Gaheer condemned the act, emphasizing Canada’s commitment to religious freedom.
#16 ISKCON Temple In Melbourne Defaced With Khalistan Slogans (january 2023)
On 23 January 2023, the Hare Krishna Temple (ISKCON) in Melbourne’s Albert Park was defaced with anti-India graffiti, including slogans like “Khalistan Zindabad” and “Hindustan Murdabad.” The perpetrators also praised slain Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. ISKCON’s Director of Communication, Bhakta Das, expressed shock and outrage, stating that a complaint was filed with Victoria Police, and CCTV footage was provided to assist in identifying the culprits. This was the third such attack on Hindu temples in Australia within two weeks, following similar incidents at Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple and BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir.
#17 Gauri Shankar Mandir In Brampton, Canada Defaced with Anti-India Graffiti (January 2023)
On 23 January 2023, Gauri Shankar Mandir in Brampton, Canada, was vandalized with anti-India graffiti, sparking outrage within the Indian community. The Indian Consulate General in Toronto condemned the act, highlighting the deep hurt caused to the community. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown also condemned the vandalism, asserting that such hate has no place in Canada. Canadian authorities, including Peel Regional Police, are investigating the incident. This follows a pattern of similar attacks, including the defacing of BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in September 2022, fueling concerns among the Hindu community in Canada.
#18 Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple Vandalized By Khalistan Supporters In Australia (January 2023)
On 16 January 2023, Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs, Australia, was defaced with anti-India and anti-Hindu graffiti, including the slogan “Hindustan Murdabad.” This attack follows a similar incident at BAPS Swaminarayan Temple earlier in the week. The vandalism, allegedly by Khalistan supporters, occurred during the Tamil Hindu community’s Thai Pongal festival. Long-time devotee Usha Senthilnathan condemned the act and called on Premier Dan Andrews and Victoria Police for action.
#19 BAPS Swaminarayan Temple Vandalized by Khalistan Supporters in Melbourne (January 2023)
On 12 January 2023, the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Mill Park, Melbourne, was vandalized by unidentified miscreants, reportedly Khalistan supporters. The temple’s walls were defaced with anti-India graffiti, including the slogan “Hindustan Murdabad” written in black paint. The temple management condemned the act, emphasizing that the temple stands for peace, harmony, and universal Hindu values. Spiritual leader Mahant Swami Maharaj has called for unity and peace, urging devotees to remain calm. This attack follows a similar incident in Canada in September 2022, where Khalistani extremists also targeted a BAPS temple.
#20 Shree Umiya Dham, New Jersey (October 2022)
On 30 October 2022, the Shree Umiya Dham Hindu Temple in Edison, New Jersey, was vandalized with “Free Palestine” graffiti. The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) condemned the act, linking it to a Hinduphobic narrative promoted by certain academics who portray Hindus as “colonizers.” CoHNA noted that the temple had previously joined over 50 organizations in opposing a Hinduphobic resolution by the Teaneck Democratic Municipal Committee. This incident has heightened concerns within the Hindu community in New Jersey, prompting calls for swift justice against the perpetrators.
Shree Umiya Dham Hindu Temple in Edison, NJ vandalized with “Free Palestine” graffiti. CoHNA strongly condemns this & stands with the temple in demanding that the perpetrators be brought to swift justice! Happened yesterday, when…1/n pic.twitter.com/KJt09KiNZs
— CoHNA (Coalition of Hindus of North America) (@CoHNAOfficial) October 31, 2022
#21 Anti-India Graffiti Defaces BAPS Swaminarayan Temple In Toronto (September 2022)
On 15 September 2022, the BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir in Toronto was defaced by anti-India graffiti in what is believed to be a hate crime by Canadian Khalistani extremists. The Indian High Commission condemned the incident, urging Canadian authorities to take swift action against the perpetrators. Canadian MP Chandra Arya expressed concern over the increasing targeting of Hindu temples, emphasizing that this is not an isolated incident. Brampton South MP Sonia Sidhu also condemned the act, calling for those responsible to be held accountable. The BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha promotes Hindu values of unity and selfless service.
#22 Shri Tulsi Mandir Vandalized In Queens, New York (August 2022)
On 16 August 2022, Shri Tulsi Mandir in Queens, New York, was vandalized by a group of five to ten miscreants armed with sledgehammers. They defaced a statue of Mahatma Gandhi placed outside the temple and spray-painted the word “Dog” in front of the temple and down the block. The vandals fled in two cars. This incident marks the second attack on the Gandhi statue in less than two weeks, the first occurring on 3 August 2022. The local community expressed heartbreak and concern over the rise in hate crimes targeting the temple.
In January 2019, the Swaminarayan Temple in Louisville, Kentucky, was vandalized in a hate crime. Miscreants sprayed black paint on the deity, broke windows, and left inappropriate messages and graffiti on the walls. A knife was found stabbed in a chair, and cabinets were emptied. The police are investigating, but there are currently no suspects. Local officials, including Mayor Greg Fischer and Kentucky State Representative Nima Kulkarni, condemned the act, emphasizing its impact on the Indian American community and the need for compassion and respect among all religions.
#24 The VHP Temple, North Carolina (July 2015)
In North Carolina, a sign for a planned Hindu temple was shot at, resulting in over 60 holes, between noon on 4 July 2015 and 1 PM on 8 July 2015. The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office reported that empty shell casings consistent with birdshot were found nearby, indicating a shotgun was used. The vandalism, which caused approximately $200 in damage, is being investigated as vandalism, and no suspects have been identified. The Om Hindu Organization of North Carolina, which plans to build the temple, expressed disappointment but remains committed to their project despite the incident.
#25 North Texas Hindu Mandir, Dallas, Texas (April 2015)
In a disturbing incident, the North Texas Hindu Mandir in Lake Highlands, Dallas, was vandalized, with symbols of devil worship and the tag of the Mara Salvatrucha gang painted on its door and nearby structures. The attack occurred on a Monday in April 2015, shocking both the Hindu community and local residents, some of whom offered assistance in cleaning the damage. Krishna Singh, a temple board member, expressed deep sadness over the vandalism. The Dallas police gang unit is investigating the case. Universal Society of Hinduism president Rajan Zed called for better education about Hinduism to counter such attacks.
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Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has leveled serious accusations against the DMK-led state government, alleging that police officers threatened several university vice-chancellors to deter them from attending an academic conference in Udhagamandalam. According to the Governor, these alleged threats led multiple state universities to withdraw from the two-day event. He claimed the vice-chancellors were pressured through both verbal warnings and written instructions reportedly originating from the state authorities.
While addressing the opening session of a conference involving vice-chancellors from state, central, and private universities in Tamil Nadu, Governor Ravi shared that one university head was being held at a police station at the time of his speech. He further claimed that some VCs who had already arrived in Udhagamandalam were confronted late at night by officers from the state’s intelligence wing. These officials allegedly warned the participants that if they attended the conference, they might not be allowed to return home or reunite with their families. The Governor said he advised the VCs to prioritize their safety and families.
He said, “Unfortunately, in this conference, the state universities are not participating because they have informed me in writing that they have been warned by the state government not to participate. As of now, one of our VCs is at the police station. Some vice chancellors had reached Ooty, and an unprecedented event occurred that has never happened before. There was a midnight knock on their doors, where the secret police, a special branch of the state, informed them that if they participated in the conference, they would not be able to return home and reunite with their families. I advised them to take care of their families and not jeopardize their interests.”
The Governor clarified that the event was entirely academic in nature, with the goal of enhancing the quality of education in Tamil Nadu and was not intended to serve any political purpose. “I hope good sense prevails because, essentially, this conference is meant to improve quality. There is no politics involved in it,” he added.
#JUSTIN மாநாட்டில் பங்கேற்கக்கூடாது என அரசு பல்கலை. துணைவேந்தர்களுக்கு மிரட்டல்
The conference was also attended by the Vice President of India, Jagdeep Dhankhar, who addressed the gathering at Raj Bhavan in Udhagamandalam.
Expressing concern over the state of public education in Tamil Nadu, the Governor pointed out that many students in government schools were struggling academically. He claimed that since 2021, data has shown that a significant number of high school students are unable to pass basic classroom tests, and some are not even able to read textbooks intended for second-grade students.
Despite acknowledging the state’s impressive gross enrollment ratio—exceeding 50 percent—and the annual awarding of over 6,500 PhDs, the Governor criticized the academic standards. He highlighted that less than one percent of these doctoral graduates are able to qualify for the UGC’s NET-JRF exam, which evaluates research capability.
Over the years, Hindus have been systematically targeted and killed in several brutal terror attacks across South Asia and beyond—often singled out purely for their religious identity. In many of these chilling incidents, terrorists confirmed their victims’ faith through identity cards, sacred threads, or even forced religious recitations before carrying out the executions. The recent massacre in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 Hindu tourists were killed, is only the latest in a long, disturbing pattern. Below are eleven such documented cases between 1998 and 2025, exposing a consistent trend of religiously motivated violence against Hindus.
#1 Pahalgam Attack (22 April 2025)
In Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, 26 Hindu tourists were killed in a brutal attack by terrorists. The attackers asked the tourists about their religious identity before separating the men from the women and children. Those unable to recite Islamic verses were shot dead.
#2 Murshidabad Violence (April 2025)
In Murshidabad, West Bengal, Muslim mobs marked Hindu homes with black ink before launching targeted attacks during riots on April 11, triggered by protests against the Waqf Amendment Act. Houses and shops, including Subha Smriti Hotel and Sri Hari Hindu Hotel, were looted and burned. Temples were vandalized, idols desecrated, and even an ambulance was torched after its driver was assaulted. Locals reported that attackers were from nearby areas. Many Hindu families fled to Malda for safety. Eyewitnesses accused the police of fleeing the scene, leaving victims to fend for themselves during the violence.
#3 Dubai Bakery Murders (11 April 2025)
In Dubai, two Indian nationals from Telangana, Ashtam Prem Sagar and Srinivas, were murdered by a Pakistani Muslim national in a bakery. The attacker allegedly targeted them based on their Hindu/Indian identity, shouting religious slogans during the attack. Ashtam Premsagar was reportedly killed following a workplace dispute with a Pakistani colleague in Dubai. According to his family and witness accounts, the attacker stabbed him multiple times despite Premsagar pleading for his life, mentioning that he had two daughters and elderly parents. His brother alleged that Premsagar was targeted “just because he was from India,” suggesting the possibility of a communal or nationalistic motive behind the attack, though no official confirmation of the motive has been provided yet by authorities.
#4 Bangladesh Regime Change Violence (5 August 2024)
A disturbing video from Bangladesh showed Islamic extremists checking the genitals of a dead man to determine if he was circumcised, then shouting “Hindu, Hindu” and laughing, indicating targeted violence against Hindus. The corpse, with a bleeding head and hands tied, was surrounded by a cheering mob. Amid ongoing anti-government protests, attacks on Hindu homes, shops, and temples intensified. Despite Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, violence continued.
#5 Rajouri Terrorist Attack (3 January 2023)
In Narla village, Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists murdered four Hindus after confirming their religious identity through their Aadhar cards. The victims were Pritam Sharma and his three sons.
#6 Shopian Terrorist Killing (6 August 2022)
In 2022, Kashmir witnessed a disturbing rise in targeted killings, with over 24 individuals killed, including seven policemen and six minorities. In Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir, two Kashmiri Pandit brothers, Sunil Kumar and Pitambarnath, were attacked and Sunil Kumar was shot dead by terrorists in their fields. Pitambarnath was injured. Both were targeted specifically for their Hindu identity.
#7 Kulgam Teacher Murder (31 May 2022)
In Gopalpura village, Kulgam, militants targeted Rajni Bala, a Hindu teacher, for her religious identity. She was shot dead while working at a government school.
#8 Three Civilians Killed In Targeted Attacks (5 October 2021)
Terrorists shot dead Makhan Lal Bindroo, owner of Srinagar’s renowned Bindroo Medicate, inside his shop. A non-local street vendor, Virender Paswan from Bihar, was also killed in Lal Bazaar. Later, Muhammad Shafi Lone, associated with a transport union in Bandipora, was shot dead in a third attack. The police launched investigations and cordoned off affected areas. These killings sparked outrage, with political leaders condemning the violence. Bindroo’s murder was particularly shocking, as he was among the few non-Muslims who stayed through the 1990s insurgency, continuing to serve the community despite ongoing threats.
#9 Srinagar School Attack (7 October 2021)
On October 7, 2021, militants killed Principal Supinder Kour and teacher Deepak Chand inside the Sangam Idgah Boys Higher Secondary School in Srinagar, days after three civilians, including chemist M.L. Bindroo, were murdered. The TRF claimed responsibility, accusing the victims of coercing students to attend an August 15 event. These killings brought the civilian death toll to 27 for the year, sparking fear among minorities and non-locals. Protests and shop closures followed. Security was heightened, and political leaders condemned the violence, warning of attempts to sow communal discord. Authorities linked the attacks to a conspiracy against growing tourism and investment in Kashmir, vowing a strong response.
#10 Kanpur ISIS Attack (24 October 2016)
In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, retired principal Ramesh Babu Shukla was killed by ISIS terrorists who confirmed his Hindu identity by his sacred thread before shooting him dead. The two ISIS terrorists, Atif Muzaffar and Faisal, were sentenced to death after the court declared it a “rarest of rare” case, and noting the killing was motivated by religious hatred to show loyalty to ISIS. The motive was to spread fear among non-Muslims. The case is linked to the 2017 Bhopal-Ujjain train blast. Investigations revealed the bullet used in Shukla’s murder was fired from a weapon recovered from slain terrorist Saifullah.
#11 Nadimarg Kashmiri Pandit Massacre (23 March 2003)
On the night of 23 March 2003, the village of Nadimarg in Pulwama —where Kashmiri Pandits and local Muslims had coexisted for generations—was shattered by unspeakable violence. Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists descended upon the village under the cover of darkness. Around 11 PM, they dragged out 24 unarmed Hindu Kashmiri Pandit men, women, and children from their homes. Forced into a line, they were mercilessly shot dead. The blood-stained mud houses, now abandoned, stand as haunting reminders of that night’s horror—a massacre that left deep scars on the land and the memory of a once-harmonious community.
#12 Udhampur Massacre (17 April 1998)
14 Pakistan-backed Islamist terrorists brutally massacred 29 Hindus, including 12 children, in Prankote village, Jammu & Kashmir. Using knives, swords, and fire, the terrorists beheaded victims and burned homes, aiming to drive Hindus out and alter the region’s demography. Isolated in the hills, Prankote’s tragedy went unreported for hours, and by the time authorities arrived, the terrorists had fled. The massacre triggered mass displacement, with survivors still living in Talwara migrant camp over two decades later—awaiting justice, recognition, and a chance to return to their ancestral homes.
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An 80-year-old woman who was sexually assaulted while alone at her residence in Zam Bazaar, Chennai, has passed away after failing to recover from her injuries. The accused, reportedly a drug addict, has been apprehended and remanded in judicial custody.
The incident occurred on 5 April 2025. According to reports, a man addicted to drugs allegedly broke into the elderly woman’s home by smashing a window. Finding her alone, he sexually assaulted her. The woman’s son, upon visiting the house the following morning, discovered his mother in a severely injured state, with torn clothes and visible bleeding.
Shocked, he rushed her to a hospital for urgent medical care. Subsequent investigation by the Zam Bazaar Police identified the attacker as Nagaraj, a local resident with a history of substance abuse. It was revealed that he not only assaulted the woman but also threatened her with death if she spoke about the incident.
A case was registered under relevant sections pertaining to sexual assault and criminal intimidation, including those under the Violence Against Women. Nagaraj was later arrested. The shocking nature of the crime sparked outrage and unrest in the Zam Bazaar locality.
Following the rant from Dravidianists and Periyarists, the Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK), a Tamil nationalist party, has now stirred controversy by expressing sympathy for Pakistan in the wake of the 22 April terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 25 Hindu tourists. In response to the attack carried out by Pakistan-backed militants—India has suspended the 64-year-old Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), marking a significant diplomatic shift.
Amid this tense backdrop, NTK functionary Idumbavanam Karthik, whose residence and office were previously raided by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection with an LTTE-linked arms case, took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account to criticize India’s decision. Quoting the Geneva Convention of 1949, he wrote, “Blocking the flow of water, even if it is a warring enemy country, is a war crime that starves the people of that country!”
போரிடும் பகை நாடாக இருப்பினும் நதிநீரைத் தடுப்பதென்பது அந்நாட்டு மக்களைப் பட்டினிக்குத் தள்ளும் போர்க்குற்றம்!
– ஜெனீவா ஒப்பந்தம் (1949)
— இடும்பாவனம் கார்த்திக் (@idumbaikarthi) April 24, 2025
Karthik’s remarks sparked widespread backlash, especially given the brutality of the recent attack, where Hindu tourists were reportedly targeted, forced to recite Islamic declarations, and some even subjected to religious identification methods before being executed. The public outrage has been further inflamed by selective outrage and appeasement, with left-leaning propagandists and certain political voices avoiding condemnation of the Pakistani-backed terrorists while shifting focus toward defending India’s Muslim population for political gain.
Prime Minister Modi responded strongly to the incident, condemning both the terror attack and Pakistan’s continued support for cross-border terrorism. However, the new sympathy from NTK leaders for Pakistan—a nation repeatedly warned about its terror affiliations—has only added fuel to an already volatile situation.
In response to NTK member and LTTE sympathizer Idumbavanam Karthik’s criticism of India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan—where he called it “inhumane” and a violation of humanitarian norms—netizens were quick to call out the hypocrisy.
They reminded him of the 2006 Mavil Aaru incident in Sri Lanka, where the LTTE, as a pressure tactic, shut the sluice gates of a crucial dam on July 20, cutting off water to nearly 15,000 predominantly Sinhala families cultivating over 30,000 acres of farmland. This act of depriving civilians of water directly contradicts the moral high ground Karthik attempted to claim.
According to a detailed Hindustan Times report from that time, the Mavil Aaru water dispute escalated into a full-scale military confrontation between the Sri Lankan government and the LTTE. While both parties presented the issue as a humanitarian dispute over water, the reality was deeply rooted in military and political ambitions, especially in the strategically vital Eastern Province.
For the LTTE, the move was part of a broader strategy to regain influence in the East following the defection of senior commander Col. Karuna in 2004. Gaining local support by securing resources for Tamil communities while denying them to Sinhala settlers—seen by many Tamils as state-sponsored colonizers—served both symbolic and strategic purposes.
The region around Mavil Aaru, particularly in Trincomalee district, holds significant emotional and strategic value for both sides. While the LTTE views the East as an essential part of the Tamil homeland, the Sri Lankan state has long sought to maintain control over it due to its ethnic diversity, agricultural wealth, and access to the Trincomalee harbor—one of the world’s best natural ports.
The LTTE’s decision to block water flow was met with outrage and led to military retaliation after negotiations mediated by Nordic truce monitors failed. Although the Sri Lankan government initially labeled its airstrikes as “humanitarian operations” to restore water access, many experts argued that broader strategic motives were at play—namely, weakening the LTTE’s operational capacity and leadership in the East.
The LTTE had reportedly fortified its positions and was using water control as leverage while the government launched air and ground operations to disrupt reinforcements and eliminate key commanders. Strategic areas such as Mullaitivu, Batticaloa, and Iranamadu were also targeted to disable the LTTE’s nascent air capabilities and sever its supply and communication lines.
Ultimately, netizens found it ironic that Karthik would cite humanitarian law in defense of Pakistan—a country accused of sponsoring terrorism—while appearing to ignore the LTTE’s history of weaponizing water access against civilians. The Mavil Aaru blockade remains a stark example of how humanitarian needs were manipulated for military gain, undercutting Karthik’s moral argument.
தன் மக்களையும் தன் நிலத்தையும், மக்களின் உடைமைகளையும் காக்க. எதை வேண்டுமானாலும் செய்யலாம் என்பதே ராஜிய தர்மம். நீர் வேண்டுமென்றால் தீவிரவாதத்தை வளர்க்காமல், நாட்டை வளர்க்க வேண்டும். மாற்றி செய்தால் பிச்சை எடுக்க வேண்டும்.. அவனுங்களுக்கு பதிலா நீ பிச்சை எடுக்காதே.
அப்படியா சகோ? என்ன பண்றது வருத்தமாக தான் இருக்கு !!! ஆனால், நாங்க அப்படி தான் பண்ணுவோம்.பிடிக்கலை என்றால், நீங்களும் 48 மணி நேரத்தில் இங்கிருந்து கிளம்பி பாகிஸ்தான் போய், அந்த நாட்டு மக்களை பட்டினியில் இருந்து பாதுகாக்கும் வழியை பாருங்க.
அப்பறம் ஏண்டா சுண்ணி சிங்கள இராணுவத்தினர எதிரியா காட்டி பேசுறிங்க, அவனுங்களும் சும்மா சம்பளத்துகாட்டி சண்ட போட்றவனுங்க தானே, சிங்கள மக்கள் என்ன தப்பு பண்ணுணாங்க…? சிங்களன் சிங்களனு கவட்ட கிழிய கத்தி பிச்ச எடுத்து திங்கிறிங்க….?
