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ah, ah, it's not to someone who speaks cindy. someone who loves sins and understands the principle that nothing will divide, not even religion. oh, it's our duty to be your brother. all your system, my duty to stand by you to welcome you. to protect you. to me this is a it's not about us being great with them being better than us with

oh, you know, send you a medina that a me this whole journey and my view is a journey of the solo ah, and sounds out and create the breath of a new soul and humanity, anybody can do with what they're the because our sin do civilization has taught peace, love and friendship to the world. ah, a son me said the live boy about that. we want to give that lesson in the new century as well. 21. 19 jo bledsoe and my view. what we inherit from our ancestors on the, whether it's from our immediate parents or some of their elders did the importance of a heritage of thousands of years. the jacket,

if you want to know who you have to go back pedestrian, i in a, in the story officially, people begin from the thanks for the mighty in this river. ah, don't we do in this valley civilization, which was i did speak from 26021900 b c. ah, that's of course give rise to the cities in the indian subcontinent because boys with little window had about, ah, well,

your father wanted your total is the largest rooms age are been simply meant the work, the population, and this widely sprayed down bite here been more than 20000 people living at one point of time, ah, and miss big, you have the huge fences. here you cannot find such differences. you cannot find that this is the elite glass venture, and this is the poor glass. nobody will not take them to them. seems to be felicia and there's possibility there to be a citizen where you can have some sort of mechanism via the management does not require the huge bible to from gigs to be there to design issue. ah, the people who live by letting us us these it was

not such a racial item to produce should that the people belonging to this particular place oddison b. it is idle deficient with the river o. as time to listen to the same, to ease the living of identities becomes more complex. ah, then you have, it is different function dynasties ruling send over the centuries. different muslim jibes will say all our ancestors converted into proteins intially on the 15th century, which means what they were not muslim before that it would have been indoor abra discharge in. but these other religions were allowed to continue, while the adage was tingling, said, ah, as time ruins on to watch the present, the shift transcend only become more dramatic. arrival of british room in

sin was a major game changer. the conquer, to then 1843, and he left and 900. 47. the riches wrought, their mother. many changes, some good, some bad, but the completely transformative in the 100 years or so that they lose it until then in those they were modules, money, lenders, and shopkeepers. in the colonial regime, the hindus came to the forefront and cindy's society. they were able to own land, they had a strong position in the bureaucracy, education, judiciary. so the, the inter dominique in these was id in summaries. this in the muslims, light muslims, and other parts of undivided india. we're not too quick to take to western education to the english language to western meets. so they lagged behind this road of our new gain of fiction. we're bringing those invoices and say, ah, august 1947. the great symbol and this empire came down for the last time to be

replaced by the banner of a new indian government. why partition happened is not so easy to explain. but officially, pakistan was brought into existence on the basis of the 2 nation theory. that on the indian subcontinent, there are in those, and there are muslims, and the 2 cannot live together various terriers about how the british rule india. and did they really want to create a division between those and was things? well, of course it does make sense because if you have people who are competing with each other, then they will not fight you. and so, yes, the british did have an incentive to divide and rule. however, that was, i would say 25 percent off. the reason why the 2

communities ultimately separated, the more important reason was that the political leadership on both sides was able to exploit the fact that the jobs were primarily for him. those and very few for muslims. i got all the time of what was quite the foot luther unless lymph were living in peace and harmony. there was no conflict. but when the muslim makers, who came from other parts of indian subcontinent tools felt deprived of the longings of the land when they arrived. and they already had a lot of history of hostility, acrimony, bitterness, so. so that created some sort of stress and tension in descent province, which to the exodus of silly people ah,

in independence has not yet brought them. the rejoicing turned quickly into a morning drop is bought land. the hindu was a moslem seek safety and use robbing the fortunate few fleet and arbitron bought in button, mom did then within my night dressed like a muslim in america when the train started to move. i realised, oh, there's no one for my family in chicago. i thought to myself, he what has happened? why did this happen? you know, why my going all alone? why? yeah. those 3 days were very difficult for me. it felt like 30 years after those 3 days i reached bombay and got bog above me, but mm ah

from no one but i thought i was 15 when i came here. so i probably lived here see, god, 6 years. i even came alone in a ship. malia they told me to go, so i said, okay, what about i thought they meant just to visit shabrika, but soon realized they meant for me to get married to him. when we came here, these barracks were in terrible condition. there were no roads, yolanda or the la back them. i was really scared a good deal longer. we lived in big holes with strangers passing by in the street. there was only a cut and thus leaping inside all last and i go was completely barrel of broken roads. no construction going to me. i'll call you before then everybody was arriving at the barracks wheeler boys nowadays, nobody talks about these things. they just say we came from pakistan, logical, but we don't know where it once we came here. we stang

ah, the migration that happened in 1947, when 1000000 of population migrated. then fish a huge social up. he was. they were the businessmen, they were the professors, they were the doctors, they were the civil servants. we know that whenever there's a vacuum, someone has to fill that vacuum so that vacuum was filled by the muslim migrant. coming from other parts of india. it created social unrest also, i think i'm undressed in the same province because suddenly cindy's one fine morning when they woke up. they realize that they are in minority now ethnically, because the majority of the population in the province doesn't speak. cindy in human history. religion has been a very divisive force and it is true for south asia as well. pakistan was created on the basis of a religious identity. if you are a muslim,

you will want to go to pakistan. if you're hinder, you will stay in india. and because it was created in the name of islam, naturally islam became the currency of power. this wasn't so prominent earlier on. so let's say between 947 and roughly until the 1970 s. you had a fairly cosmopolitan society here. so when i grew up, could i cheat gradually and all sorts of people live side by side, but all the time, religion began to assert itself, particularly at the time of general z. so that was between 1977, until 1988. uh huh. finally, the door behind the grill was the former prime minister. the president was hanged to conspire to, to matter. pakistan was read, defined by general,

read the fine, not as a muslim state, but as an islamic state. and by establishing some of these punishments, one of the basic game was to establish authority and to make them feel that if they do something wrong, the additional punishment. it took a generation, a generation which was tutored, educated into orthodoxy, and so funded mentally pakistani society was turned around and it was done so principally through the use of education. now the sin is relatively tolerant of him. those in institutions, in karachi, for example, and has about you will find many seen the students who are into who know that they are a minority. and yet i would not like to leave the country. there are among the poor

induced lots and you'd like to leave the country, especially because they don't feel secure anymore. now that the state has shown indifference in protecting them. ah, i hope i will remain for love, but anyone else us, us and us live like up to the desk like from the seventy's. i left my home and for the last the fight. a full it be up the humidity fight. liberation

dives that do that. we have the liberated society. i love that from this went down the game and he got that in the nation that just a moment then progress to movement. so i was behind the scene because, well, being a hindu, my friend, i let me you should not come on the ad deadline, new in the making that and then add all of the survey for this. and we went to the end then give me upset

when i came out i 1st learned device to read that back to the much as a he is a dad. this house is like our heritage. it is the place that brings us all together, one of without meaning without roots, you'll become rootless, my favorite 1000. we were sitting in discussion upstairs when we decided to use this house as the main office for the cultural organization that comes up a little slow. there was a slogan that i used for our 1st festival. i feel that come, let's make our homes and our villages, beautiful friends of our cities and our sin, beautiful friends. and so make our world beautiful places. we'll see if i can. we

organized a medical camp, he opened a library question and organized an event on educational awareness. a further sense, like freedom and prosperity are our goals for the whole of humanity idea like with what he has gotten for one of the home with preschool. so there, there have been lucky with those with

you will be chug the lamb, their dad is the know middle, the school father does. he august ken is 30 only up to 5 o'clock last, clark is not possible without gus education. so here we want to make this village is a model. the leg, well i'll get especially guts should be as you get did that, you know, as the local, i used to live in, i did the of the a sour did that will come to the present day. our ideals of communism are not from soviet communism. communism do. we took soviet communism's economic model, but we have always thought that when we finally free send, we could create a more humanist and democratic communist system lord demo communist of his time

bonnie, daffy b. i got another important part of our ideology. was that the traditional democracy of the local councils where women are now being excluded today, you look at any such councils and they are all male dominated though with but if you look at the original system, both women and elders were involved in making decisions on the way was that it believes of this whole feudal system never existed before the british rule and send who does, has done better problem, healthier equal, ha, ha. oh, yeah, i'm a born cindy. i've known that i've been cindy all my life. i've spoken the language and everything, but never really embraced all of that. never really taken the dime, understanding where we're coming from understanding what's the, our future understanding what's happening now. mm

hm. my father was always wanted ducati. i don't do one to me. can you not joy, do you know, can we think about ourselves? you know? and so maybe i shouldn't have said it, but i was young and i did. and i didn't want my parents to be taken the way. it's happened so many dime with our own circle of people with the sofa that my parents are in either they were, they're brought back or they're never brought back. they just still. so i think i would, we've had that feel, you know, having to think my parents would boards for something like that. ah, i

my 1st was allman's announcement are easy. if you know lou said yeah, she's got degrees, but she doesn't give any expressions. and i was always afraid of people making fun of me for being expressive. then my mother started telling me, you know, there's no dance without that. you have to open yourself up. you, you have to really feed and you have to trust the audience. ah, for a jamie, well, when i watch too high dance, i don't see just one. so dancing, but all if since don't sing through. ha, that's kind of a yeah. for what happens with done so me is that i can dig my emotions with to me and steam on its

legs, being strong and non stop giving me. and i can read something out. ah ha. when the pendant has mixed together side by side. mm. to maybe with but sometime i even boys forced to convert this you are getting angry with me and i think something wrong. mm.

i'm not against that. you did. i just don't understand why someone before and i met the family. awfully young to have a do you have anything i'm not going to i don't make it a positive and i'm with them. but i don't want other people to be forced to do something. huh. i me, me tell me what's going on here. so

she was thinking that she would get tomatoes thrown at her work and i a child or people would be offended to me tomorrow at the opposite happened. gar, lead yacht i did give because people are ready to accept that at all. our sophie saints have always tried to teach us. we don't, but i said we are all will send to the land of sooth ism them. and when used to claim with pride that these cases never happened in these cases usually involve the lower class. and so their voices are not heard. and that he has like chandry example. there are others to, they suffer the worst kind of injustice. and they also suffer forceful conversion more. there is no question of love that they are actually taken away and converted . and this only started in the last 10 to 15 years. and

you chandry mother? yes. felt very sad to hear. yes me to. my little girl is gone. uh huh. what is your name? hi. my name is roger. roger, i'm sue. hi. me and now what can we do? what do we feel sad for a girl who would play work? i'm so sad. yeah, he was absolutely fine and healthy now it feels as though she's dead who she was my only support and now i'm losing my mind to know that she was taken from just there . she was sleeping next to my bed, but i do believe that it was done when i, when i came home, every one was still asleep and then i woke them up. they were acting strange as if

they had been drugged. oh dad, he and i didn't measure then i thought i would wake up my eldest and asked her to make some tea, but she wasn't in bed. then we went crazy looking for her. but she was already gone at home. we wanted to tell me that no neighbors noticed when she was being kidnapped columbia, when the new cupboard be new, but there are muslims, too. there are only 2 him do houses here, and linda got another letter though, so chandry still hasn't been to court in on roman. yes. and she came and gave her statement. what did she say? nothing. she said, this is my right, but of course they threatened her holding guns and telling her what to say ah, before converting an innocent child to islam, asked her parents if they agree, then convert her, getting god in highball,

pray lot that chandry is returned to fits it will the law we hope to god she does, we must get justice and our right. if i know i can, i'll do it. absolutely, and justice should be for everybody, for pull people, hindus, looseness any one to wallace. and my proposal every one should have their right, they did this horrible, unjust thing to us with. busy oh, gotcha, i know, huh. but there has been a trend in salem to take young girls from law into families and can work them through a slow. and this is something that the pakistani state has done very little to protect him. those from as a cindy, i feel very sad to see what is happening all around in seen. it used to be

a very liberal dollar and literally stick place. it's become different ever since this massive petro dollar funded a slam is ation has come about. but then by the same token, i've heard that there is an area where the hindu fundamentalists pushing for prominence. we were doing well when religion was left to the people. this was in people and god and know i feel this is organizational element, their agendas, and it's hurting us. it's dividing us and it's making us suspicious of each other. now, the hindu community feels itself under threat. now, even among muslims doors who are sure they try to hide their identity and i see it as a direct consequence of the large number of my dresses that have come about over

there. also, what is stored in schools all over the country, which is extreme nationalism and the hard form of islam where the riflemen right now, there's a bunch of people from you had gone through the val and then sign in sailor. he, the sophie, things that people really follow, especially in these, they go there this seeing the dawn, they believe in this movie been where are we arrived at say, one at sunset. i remember that we had just entered the trying to see when a year ago, i don't recall if we had lifted our hands for the prayer when the blast happened. yeah, the night the blast was so powerful that it broke my ear drums, and they bled for 3 days. after that, i told you now i only hear from one ear. as ione went to pay respect to our

st to your boy, to show our love with proud no is damica $90.00. 6 people were killed and 360 were injured as we get it. if that's how many people were out, the friar, i don't, the law last happened inside. that's why we survived. and what those in front of us were killed and we at the back were injured. yeah, go, well we gave you or j through this man's father was killed that night. i was our colleague here and visiting, say one, every year with us. would yon windsel dig a me, how long have you lived in this house while i was born here? oh, you were born here. ha, ha ha ha, this is my house. oh, and my wife here, how are you? well, liddy and though i shall gigs and is everything to me and more than enough ah, in all pakistan there is no land like sand even i think there's no people like this

in digital good as possible as it did. i ha, said burglar, give her, as you say, though, there is so much hospitality in love in austin to remind the idea. so do you think bombings like this? one of them could affect the culture or traditions of sin to 971? no matter what they do, all have sinned, is blast by god. he's on what? the, what teller? how many more can these cruel people? hell will you be gotten? he? has anyone stalked, going to say one. get that on martha. go and see for yourself. how crowded, say one is you say one of the, are we all afraid and never going to go to say one again. again, how bad are they want? i can kill us if they want. i can well the model number in the ink, it was given i there is no distinction between peoples out social class religion. didn't they matter withdrawn or gave her her? did he said well, no, no, no, your muslim ha, your him do? no, we will live together and eat together. you see?

oh, maybe the 202 fearsome. is the phenomenon of mysticism within slang. this sin is known for the enormous number of scenes and instincts who live there and preached. bees and brotherhood. no, madam. according to some scholars that will he generate deutsche better of so few them in sin was 613 to santi seymour with mon monday, also known as like sabbath glen b, like 800 people were killed up with you light bulb or at bag la shabazz. calendar shy in steven in southern pakistan on thursday the dac appeared to have dogged the women's wing of the shrine and around 30 children

accompanying their mother's morales killed in the last that ripped with a shrine. the high death doll at the shine makes in one of them was deducted, marcus thought, in the least the deal. i lou, it's beautiful. that is with me. really. i really feel so season is the intention to go to work to chew by means of love and devotion. i unit all bill. oh, ball joe. jack on this is cindy is rich in spirituality and i don't mean that in a religious way. yeah, i mean that your values and history are connected with the emotion of being

connected with your heritage, your sovereign because all another important factor in terms of our cultural identity is pitai. why we don't just abilities pitai ah, so philosopher, scholar, mystic and st. his boy tree speaks of love, religious tolerance, and humanistic values. ah, cindy, cindy 30, may i cindy's hook off in the cindy culture. we have a message google that was given to us. there are besides poetry o allied in you. ever on soon. my gusto abundance wrapped in this beloved. those done with her then daughter. i don't want that share the grace of you and truthful b. let the full dog away though a lot of he cries to allah for the wellness of the entire wife in and the wellness of us did over the years. so you did any of the of us are seen them of that lives long. funny, i'm so does the wall? yes indeed. does. eva me?

so in this way, you're like cindy civilization and culture, a transmitter message to the walk you model we, our people always designed to live in piano during dian. ah. seen these what spread all over the world after the partitions, but most of us in these what migrated here, so like initially there with the military camp as well as i know then gradually got them logged in to the they did city somewhere on the other. everybody has a connection with someone in the last name, last name, that is also known as the synagogue. i fed the name cindy, i had this dream of connecting in these were what bifurcated up at the partition. so at this fashion of making committee videos and to make people up. so i thought of trying some things in the so i started making videos that got popularly vital on

whatsapp. so i thought, what can be the better within this? let's make some comedy videos. let's get onto these and i did them appear on my channel. and within the 1st few months, with the analytics that i got from you tube of facebook, google in this one. and you can do with those videos and how hard the children of to t as aides have started speaking cindy, those children who know what sort of speaking in the neighborhood, this language from them either from the father, from the videos, they're started learning. and i think it's a great thing that does happen within the community india. the most viewership that i go to school focused on and major deal w. what's wrong with them to me? i don't find any difference between do almost them it's. it's all just perspective digital does the human created by vision? i think so that's again the road us in. it's a place that i was seen only in my dreams and i would love to be there and that's why i love the scene. yeah.

ah yeah. because the language and culture you like the flowing rhythm on a little and walk over that on the life we kind of look them up forcefully and change for also. but the button that i got is every one will go with their own flow . linda. they can, they will dig it out and the language has the strength that will keep it going for signature. mm hm. but i got that then by ha, ah, no challenge or tradition societies like cindy's will not eliminate it. we lose our language and start speaking one universal language will be like centuries old heritage. i have no access to it. of course we cannot isolate ourselves. i'm cool society. this is not what it's to

be a forward. i have to continue to contribute in the global evolution if there is more people to the people that interaction with ah, i think we have 2 major religions, islam and hindu and the shrine on one side of the wall is the mosque. and on the other side as a temple, your mother, the united, showing whatever religion someone belongs to general, that's for all satisfaction, he said, but we must all live with law. so what, what's him a free to be a hindu? muslim christian, a buddhist or c care. it's your choice, romaji that he here with peace and love. what could you budget will?

let's see. i. but i had the i'm a shop mobil. any person, 1st fall, personally test. but you have a joy, then you get guy just mix, then you have to decide you have to live, father, you are on said out father, all you my lack said ah, missing a lot of work to be done by cindy's for sim. no one else is going to do it to can speak to so many cindy's. and they will say no. the hindu is as much. my brother, the sick is as much my brother as the muslim because we are children of the same land of the same river of the same. oh. so i think that awareness it's sort so easy to kick that out of us. in shallow

i one thing that i thought then we'd be blessed and much more conservative. and i think that's something that changed for me. and i felt like there was much more i saw my vision than i saw. and i think that really opened my heart to woodson. oh, when you drive a few miles towards india, you see that it is essentially one country. and you can keep going as far as belly to see that they all have a common history. ah, in an age where nationalism and religion is once again asserting itself is very, very important for every person to recognize others as humans and not as belonging to this country, this region,

all this religion i, we need to move on until we need to welcome other things and try to keep your tradition and you guys at the same time learning to live with each other. why you keep what you have you never know what can get out of the journey and it's done. and media and he's now ending a dan

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