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First of all why Indians dont like to equate Pakistani with their religion? How it affect Indians? Hindu and muslim can surely live together even with all their differences but only if a country is really a secular country or if peoples/rulers/leaders/law makers are really secular who don't discriminates others because of their religion/castes. If peoples are religious then its hard for them to be neutral/objectives in all different religious/political affairs as well as conflicts. same laws/rules for everyone..same opportunity of work/education for everyone..no quota system for any religion/castes..no favouritism etc. Are not Muslims and Hindu living together in foreign countries? Why hindu/muslim dont have any problem there? Think about itBe happy. Your introduction thread is probably the most long-running intro thread in the forum's history. Be proud.
Anyway, this thread would have made you realize that Indians don't like Pakistanis to equate Pakistan and Islam. Indians don't subscribe to the 2-nation theory the same way that you guys do - we do not accept that "Hindus and Muslims cannot live together".
another thing which you should consider is that religion is primary identity of muslims. I dont think if other will agree with me or not but i consider my religion before my country. My first loyalty is religion, my second loyalty is my country, my third loyalty is ethnicity and my last loyalty will be my caste while for Hindu it might be opposite as for them land/nationality is above their religion but Islam dont agree with Hinduism on this matter and that was the motive behind creation of Pakistan as Muslim thoughts that they will not be getting equal political rights as well as religious freedom without demand of Pakistan and to be honest desi peoples during that times were not that secular .. Imagine Ghandi and Jinnah were boht very much scholars but political identity of jinnah was muslim league which was very much dependent on islam and Ghandi may known as secular but he represented the political force which primarily symbolized ancient civilisation of Hindu and he was demi God of contemporary hindu history
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