Originally posted by : Ramesh Singh |
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Muslim in Allah refer moon, Sikh in Granth refer ancestor, Christen in Jesus refer Cross. |
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Ramesh Ji, Allah is an Arabic word meaning God, not moon. Similarly Sikhs and Christians do not worship ancestors or cross. All these three religions are monosthetic religions believing in one God and but have other theological differences of opinion or different symbols.
Originally posted by : Ramesh Singh |
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What about Indian refer Constitution, when you sharply understand it then teach us to get co-operative support. |
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Ramesh Ji, it is well settled matter that the Constitution is based on foundations of British Common Law. The core foundation in Common Law is equality before law. If you subvert this, everything gets subverted. This planned subversion was also the real reason for causing of partition in 1947. Jinnah being an astute lawyer was able to sniff the game going on.
It is well settled matter of law, when foundation fails, everything fails. You will ask how it is happening in the Constitution? All right, you must be knowing, in the eyes of law, the States are juristic/ fictional persons. In order to satisfy equality before law for representation in Parliament, States must have equal votes, just like natural persons(citizens) have equal one vote each. Do the States enjoy equality before law/ equal votes in Rajya Sabha? No. Why? Because every State has different number of representatives/ votes in Rajya Sabha.
Thus clearly the States with low population are suffering inequality at the cost of States with high population, even within Parliament that is suppossed to respect, uphold equality before law. Then how can there be justice or peace or corruption free governance without equality before law at the very top itself? On the contrary, in order to respect equality before law, in the U.S. Senate, every State has two representatives regardless of the population.
Social media tells me that Jawahar lal Nehru used to say " baat aise karo ki har baat ke 100 pehlu hon, koi mudda to ho baat badalne kaa".
Means "Speak in such a way that whatever you speak should have multiple meanings and multiple contexts and multiple aspects, so that if needed, you could renege on what you said." Has the Constitution, it's interpretations, and legislations being done keeping in view this idea?
There are many elements who consider Chanakya to be a great administrator and one of the wisest man to have ever born. They treat him as their "Wisdom Guru".
In his book, Chanakya Niti, (Chapter 07, couplet no.12), Chanakya says -
"Do not be very upright in your dealings for you would see by going to the forest that straight trees are cut down while crooked ones are left standing."
Now those in society who treat Chanakya as their "Wisdom Guru", they follow his words and this could be the reason that many in general are not upright, honest, straight forward people and prone to various corruptions, including politics, executive, legislature and judiciary.