Installing crosses in India

Monday 29th May 2017 20:29 EDT
 

R. N. Patel in Asian Voice, 27 May issue, has rightly answered Jubel D’Cruz for his habit of heavily and blindly criticizing and accusing the Indian government. But Jubel D’Cruz is right too, for defending matters pertaining to his religion. If he sees demolition of religious “crosses”, he has right to oppose. This defence of religion must be learnt by Hindus.

The very trait of Hindus to hide in shell of tolerance, ahinsa and equal respect to all religions is not the language of today. The whole world has become a village and each has to play an effective, equitable and contributory role at a visible and physical level. The western world has recognized the need of physical sustenance and survival, and has given life surviving technology.

The Hindus still insist on turning a blind eye to ground reality, sit on yogasan and appear to do nothing.

But, Jubel D’Cruz must not dwell on petty matters like “cross”. Christian world in India is troubled by problems and malpractices within the faith. He can rectify these at a personal level, and grow into a national scale. He can also contribute to many charities and charitable works undertaken by fellow Christians. Support Christian soldiers in Indian army, navy and air force.

Ramesh Jhalla

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