Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 06:42 pm:

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Methhanithodugu:

all this happened just because Hindus put orange mini flags banners just like muslims did 1 month ago ......

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 02:05 pm:

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Telugu_times:

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 10:23 am:

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Telugu_times:

DGP ni shirt vippi kodathaam annantha freedom isthey.... ittagay untadhi mari.

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 10:13 am:

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Kingaa_bongaa:

peakisthan kanipisthaadhi. sariggaa choodamani cheppu

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Chiru_fan:

then only they will be in the mainstream....

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 09:59 am:

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Kamal:

ninna, monna Pulp annai .. muslims gunde cheelisthe YSR kanipistadu ani 2-3 sarlu cheppadu .. ofcourse kanipistadu .. enduku kanipinchadu .. enduku ante 1990 hyderabad riots gurinchi nijam chadavandi ..

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 09:55 am:

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For instance, about the Hyderabad violence of December 1990 there could be no doubt whatsoever about who was the aggressor and who the victim. The violence was, according to press reports, started by revenge action of Muslims against the police, for killing an influential Muslim goonda, Mohammed Sardar. This man was a convicted murderer, and while free on parole, he had killed a policeman, and gone underground. When the police caught up with him, he was killed in an exchange of firing.150 This encounter triggered a wave of stabbing by people belonging to the same community as this Mohammed. Not only in Hindu-Muslim terms it is very clear who started, but also in miscreant-police terms: the first victim was not the Muslim goonda, but a policeman. it is not the partisan anti-Hindu police who killed the victims for whose murder Mohammed Sardar was convicted, it was not they who killed the policeman that was killed by him, and it was not they who started the stabbing.

Moreover, while in many riots Muslims take the initiative but then lose it to the more numerous Hindus, here it was the Muslims who were on the attack all through the weeks of violence.151 The Statesman reported : "An unusual feature of the current clashes was the heavy toll inflicted on the majority community, forcing many of them to flee their hearth and homes south of the Musi, which were immediately occupied by members of the minority community." The inserted comment that heavy suffering on the part of the Hindus is unusual, is of course based on secularist estimates. The report continues: "House-to-house searches in the [predominantly Muslim] old city yielded a rich haul of weapons, imported from the north."

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 09:03 am:

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Chiru_fan:

you should hug them...
you should kiss them...
you should love them.....

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 08:32 am:

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New_user:

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 04:42 am:

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Kamal:

Godavalu vere chotlaki paakutunnayi !!! Old city lo evaranna friends unte kanukkondi .. godavalaki main reason ento ... evaru nastapotunnaro .. enduku nastapotunnaro! police lu evari meeda case lu banaayistunnaro ..

ofcourse kanukunnaaka secular media lo vache reports ni batti .. repati nunchi neethulu cheppandi .. maremi parledu .. gandhi/jesus cheppina love love love setting chesesi muslims ni "marcheyyandi" .. internet meeda vyaasalu raaseyyandi .. manam secured ga unnaamu ga .. adi chaalu .. naa chinni bojja ki sri rama raksha (Ramudi lo tappulu undachu ! kshaminchandi .. saametha vaadaka tappatledu !)

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Posted on Sunday, March 28, 2010 - 03:12 am:

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Parts of the old city of this Andhra Pradesh capital Sunday remained tense after religious clashes between two groups, which left 13 people injured Saturday night.

Paramilitary Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel and state police forces were deployed in Moosa Bowli, Hussaini Alam, Purana Pul, Begum Bazar and surrounding areas to prevent any untoward incident, police said.

Police commissioner A.K. Khan, who visited the old city late Saturday night, Sunday said the situation was now peaceful with no fresh incident.

Incidents of stone-pelting and attacks on places of worship, houses, shops and vehicles were reported well past midnight while some people were seen vacating their houses in sensitive areas.

Thirteen people, including two journalists, were injured in stone-pelting and police lathicharge. Two vehicles were set afire and about a dozen were damaged by the mobs.

Trouble began in Moosa Bowli when members of a community were allegedly putting up saffron flags after removing the green flags installed recently during a festival. The heated exchange of words snowballed into clashes between the two groups.

Police used batons to disperse clashing groups armed with sticks and stones.

Local legislators of Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) and leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) reached the areas. MIM legislator Ahmed Pasha Khadri alleged that police not only remained a mute spectator to the attacks on the houses of the minority community but also resorted to unprovoked baton charge on youth.

However, BJP leader G. Ramaswamy said some people created trouble by taking objection to the installation of saffron flags on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanthi. The minority community was not stopped from putting up flags during their festival, he added.

The two communities by and large live in peace and harmony in the city, which has not seen any major communal riot for two decades.

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