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Ghaziabad: Priest says boy thrashed got ‘befitting reply’
Abhijay Jha | TNN | Updated: Mar 16, 2021, 09:49 IST
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TNNThe priest said they have put a notice outside the temple stating that people from minority communities are not permitted there
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GHAZIABAD: The chief priest of Dasna Devi temple on Monday came out strongly in support of his aide Shringi Narayan Yadav, who was arrested last week for thrashing a 14-year-old boy from a
minority community
who had come to drink water inside the compound, for giving a “befitting reply to trespassers”, exactly as instructed by him.
Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati – Deepak Tyagi of Bulandshahr, before he took ‘sanyas’ – was speaking at a press conference called to clear the air on the beating that
triggered outrage
on social media and led to the arrest of Shringi. He was flanked by a few others as he spoke. The group nodded in agreement and some spoke out of turn to emphasise what “Maharaj-ji” was saying.
Among them was Pinky Chaudhary, who had been booked in 2014 for vandalism at the Aam Aadmi Party office in Kaushambi and, more recently, was in the news for claiming responsibility for the attack on students inside the JNU campus in January 2020. “We have to strengthen ourselves and Maharaj-ji is doing just what is needed,” he said.
Speaking about the assault on the boy last Friday, Saraswati said, “I had trained my followers well to give a befitting reply to trespassers from a specific minority community, and all they did on Friday was they were following my instructions.”
He added, “We have put up a notice outside the temple gate that people from minority communities are not permitted here. This is known to everyone in the area and yet this boy entered on the pretext of
drinking water.

 
“I had trained my followers well to give a befitting reply to trespassers from a specific minority community, and all they did on Friday was they were following my instructions.”

Hindu priests train their zombie low caste followers to target Muslims and assault them. Then they complain when Muslims prefer not to associate with them and join them in their temples to do lingam puja!
 
But more hygienic than Indian Muslims. @padamchen

- PRTP GWD


Though it is by now well-known that a substantial fraction of India’s population defecates in the open, without the use of toilets or latrines, what is less well-known—at least to those residing outside of rural India—is that Hindus are substantially (40%) more likely than Muslims to do so.

Our analysis confirms that Hindu households residing in villages that are predominately Muslim (and therefore have, on average, neighbours more likely to use latrines) experience lower infant and child mortality rates than Hindus living amongst other Hindus. The results are symmetric when considering the neighbours of Muslims. Therefore, what has been called a Muslim advantage in child survival should really be called a Muslim neighbour advantage.
 
Who is the one living in India? You or me? Media is not a reliable source of info. Quoting @Aasimkhan: "First hand account is the most reliable and authentic one."

Open defecation is due to poverty. And the person can clean himself after returning home.

Hygiene is maintained by practice of bathing daily. And many Indian Muslims are found wanting in this.

- PRTP GWD
 
Who is the one living in India? You or me? Media is not a reliable source of info.

Well firstly, the article is based on studies and surveys, it's not a blog piece. Second, why should I trust the anecdotal experience of a random pajeet?

Hygiene is maintained by practice of bathing daily. And many Indian Muslims are found wanting in this.

Muslims perform ablution 5 times a day, but the member of a community known to ritualistically submerge themselves in cow shit and piss found them wanting in hygiene. Funny.
 
Well firstly, the article is based on studies and surveys, it's not a blog piece. Second, why should I trust the anecdotal experience of a random pajeet?



Muslims perform ablution 5 times a day, but the member of a community known to ritualistically submerge themselves in cow shit and piss found them wanting in hygiene. Funny.
Studies and surveys can be fake or it's data could be fudged. Blogs have higher chances of authenticity because it's a word of mouth information.

I don't know whether Indian Muslims perform ablution or not. I just stated my observation that they are less hygienic. Many people hold this view.

Why, even your 'agents' (quoting the words of @I S I) who visit here would concur.

- PRTP GWD
 
Studies and surveys can be fake or it's data could be fudged.

So? People can also lie, but I'm supposed to trust your opinion. Either give me reason to believe that the study is faked or get a better argument, you stupid H.

I don't know whether Indian Muslims perform ablution or not. I just stated my observation that they are less hygienic. Many people hold this view.

Like I said, your community will
1) Bathe in cowshit and polluted Ganga waters
2) Stop bathing altogether for "holy purposes"
3) Turn their temples into massive zoos for monkeys

Generally, I don't trust anecdotal experience. With your community, I have to be even more skeptical and apprehensive on this topic because I'm familiar with what your kind considers good hygiene.
Why, even your 'agents' (quoting the words of @I S I) who visit here would concur.

I don't know who this, nor do I care.
 

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