Narendra Modi vs the Dynasty: Contrasting Ideas of India

VikramS · Post by **VikramS** » 11 Apr 2013 14:53

Arun Menon ji

Can you cut down on the rage please.
If you have some suggestions please do offer but invectives dont do any good.

Thanks

Virendra · Post by **Virendra** » 11 Apr 2013 15:03

All the rakshaks joining Twitter

.. I'n not active there and don't have TV at my room to monitor news debates etc.
Not sure how much I can contribute. I have a dormant twitter account though.

Gus · Post by **Gus** » 11 Apr 2013 15:06

Ravi Kumar Kadiri ‏@HydYouthCong 10 Apr

#teamcongress let us report and block this website which is making insults of Rahul sir. http://rahulgandhiachievements.com
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yeah..let us not list out his actual achievements to correct the record.

rohitvats · Post by **rohitvats** » 11 Apr 2013 15:20

Lilo wrote:
VikramS wrote:https://twitter.com/sarpamedha/peearef/members
All the peearef members on teetar (newly joined or oldies) who dont see them selves already on the list can just subscribe to the list in the meantime. <SNIP>

Please add KesariDhwaj...thanks

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 11 Apr 2013 15:44

A very happy Ugaadi/Gudipadva to everyone. The coming year is coincidentally named as Vijaya (Vijayanama samvatsara) which victory of truth over evil. Hope this name of the year is not just a coincidence and in this year of Vijaya truth should defeat the Congress and the dynasty.

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 15:54

Lilo wrote:

All the peearef members on teetar (newly joined or oldies) who dont see them selves already on the list can just subscribe to the list in the meantime. <SNIP>

Please add QuickGunM1

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 11 Apr 2013 16:04

As India is getting to know from his speeches and interviews what kind of man Modi really is, people are learning that that is how they want secularism to be, the way Modi tells it.

If JD(U) now leaves NDA due to Modi, and that too due to "secularism", then people would know that Nitish Kumar himself does not understand "secularism".

Let this polarization take place. Nitish Kumar should know that the more keecharh you throw at Modi, the more Kamal phoolega! Modi simply can take anything you throw at him!

Bihar would go massively in favor of BJP in 2014.

Arjun · Post by **Arjun** » 11 Apr 2013 18:08

Hmm not a bad idea... We want a Modi v/s Gandhi live debate

Sonia is the REAL power center in the Congress. She needs to be stop hiding behind that pallu and become more visible to the electorate.

Sagar G · Post by **Sagar G** » 11 Apr 2013 18:18

Arjun wrote:Hmm not a bad idea... We want a Modi v/s Gandhi live debate

By doing that we would give a stage to the Gand*s they don't deserve.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 11 Apr 2013 18:57

Please to add TheTandav for teetar

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 11 Apr 2013 19:01

I wouldnt be surprised if a 2G hand is revealed in this sudden turn to consciousness* in prosecuting the 1984 INC goons.
In a pretzel world they migh then make an == to get NaMo for 2002 even if it doesnt stick.

*I am surprised that the courts are finding the time to prosecute now 30 years later. Same courts told VK Singh to bend with the wind.

RoyG · Post by **RoyG** » 11 Apr 2013 19:11

Vipin_Upadhyay · Post by **Vipin_Upadhyay** » 11 Apr 2013 19:20

I too have a feeling, Dynasty & loyal media will make a last attempt on NaMo for 2002, before going down.

These judges going after Tytler is the background work before paid media try bring back public discourse once more towards Gujarat "pogrom" & Teesta type evidences.

I actually want dynasty judges to take on NaMo, this will only help bring their downfall & later clean-up judiciary from Kaju & Badaams.

SwamyG · Post by **SwamyG** » 11 Apr 2013 19:33

Tytler becomes the sacrificial lamb to get Modi. Definite possibility.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 11 Apr 2013 19:42

Nothing to worry!

If INC couldn't get NM when it was strong (2004-2013), it cannot touch him when it is the weakest. Same with Paid Media.

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 19:44

ramana wrote:I wouldnt be surprised if a 2G hand is revealed in this sudden turn to consciousness* in prosecuting the 1984 INC goons.
In a pretzel world they migh then make an == to get NaMo for 2002 even if it doesnt stick.

*I am surprised that the courts are finding the time to prosecute now 30 years later. Same courts told VK Singh to bend with the wind.

For me this is not a surprise. I am watching this for last 8-10 elections national and various states'. How things are timed with election under this tzutia party. I have also predicted mumbai metro run just before election and that is turning true.

NaMo's collar looks far away as they could not find anything but halted, slowed down his pace. There may be more 'surprises', e.g., How come suddenly pappu groomed for very difficult and rani - ki - jhaansi type speeches just when only a year left. This tz. party will never stop playing this game.

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 19:50

SwamyG wrote:Tytler becomes the sacrificial lamb to get Modi. Definite possibility.

SwamyG, congress party is famous for this. The only difference is that Jagadish does not have singh surname. Anybody who grows beyond certain level, they are waj-bull-cut-let.

E.g., Madhav SINGH solanki, K Natwar SINGH, Digvijay SINGH.. etc I have stopped remembering now. But they know when and how to sacrifice their own good party man and enjoy the feed like vultures eating sitting on dead body.

Tytler is one such Bhojan.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 11 Apr 2013 19:58

Virendra wrote:All the rakshaks joining Twitter .. I'n not active there and don't have TV at my room to monitor news debates etc.
Not sure how much I can contribute. I have a dormant twitter account though.

I have also joined twitter, changed my name to show my brf name.
I am not that active but follow other twitters, retweet them. sometimes take from brf and tweet.
at times from my own intiative.
at times I tweet 5-10 sometimes dont tweet for days.
do what you can.

Supratik · Post by **Supratik** » 11 Apr 2013 20:17

Right now the pro-INC media are trying to pit BJP/NM against NDA allies. They should just stay quiet but keep projecting Modi. No need to officially declare. If NM has the numbers after polls then its his chair.

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 11 Apr 2013 20:30

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 11 Apr 2013 21:05

'Social media to influence 227(160 high impact+67 medium impact) Lok Sabha seats in next polls'

There are 60 low impact constituencies while the remaining 256 are in no-impact category, it added.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/new ... 496513.cms

RoyG · Post by **RoyG** » 11 Apr 2013 21:05

They want to exonerate Jagdish Tytler before Modi comes to power.

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 11 Apr 2013 21:14

Or may be use him as a precedent and quash the SC STI closure report and go after Modi. Tytler is just, a bali ka bakara.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 11 Apr 2013 21:14

RoyG wrote:They want to exonerate Jagdish Tytler before Modi comes to power.

+1

anmol · Post by **anmol** » 11 Apr 2013 21:41

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Â¶1. (SBU) Summary: South India's first state government led by the
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) teetered on the verge of collapse for
nearly two weeks as Karnataka's Chief Minister fought off attempts
by the Tourism Minister to unseat him. National-level BJP
authorities brokered a truce on November 9, but several observers
have told us that the peace is tenuous, and expect that it will be
difficult for the government to rule effectively. Members of
minority religious communities have said that they fear the lack of
stability may create an environment that encourages tension among
religious communities. End Summary.

Girlfriend brings the government to the brink
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Â¶2. (SBU) B.S. Yeddyurappa, the first BJP Chief Minister in South
India, appears poised to continue to head Karnataka's government,
despite Janaradhana Reddy's (the state's Tourism Minister) bitter
attempt to unseat him. National BJP officials enforced a truce on
November 9, ending the insurrection, at least for now. Publicly,
Reddy maintained that the main reason for his demand that
Yeddyurappa resign as Chief Minister was the favoritism shown to
Shobha Karandlaje, the Minister for Rural Development and the only
woman in the cabinet, who doubles as Yeddyurappa's girlfriend.
(Yeddyurappa is a widower.)

Mining's millions the real culprit
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Â¶3. (SBU) Others have told us, however that the real reason for the
insurrection was Reddy's desire to protect his core business,
iron-ore mining. Reddy and his brother, Karunakara Reddy,
Karnataka's Infrastructure Minister, have grown rich from allegedly
illegal mining operations in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. They
used their fortunes to fund the rise of the BJP in the state, and
have long been irritated because they feel that they were given
largely peripheral posts in the government when the BJP assumed
power in May 2008.

Â¶4. (SBU) The editor of a local-language newspaper told us
Yeddyurappa's office, increasingly embarrassed by the attention
attracted by the Reddys' shady mining interests, had decided clip
their political wings, a plot the brothers sniffed out and wanted to
avenge by seeking the Chief Minister's ouster. The editor said that
the immediate cause of the Reddys' rebellion was the state's
decision to impose a fee of INR 1000 (about USD 21) tax on all
trucks transporting iron ore in the state, levied to raise funds to
assist the victims of October's flooding in northern Karnataka. In
addition, the state's Department of Forestry began investigations
into the Reddys' mining activities, looking for possible legal
violations.

National leadership instills peace, for now
-------------------------------------------

Â¶5. (U) While the BJP's national leadership ensured Yeddyurappa
retained his post, the Reddys got their pound of flesh, succeeding
in securing the removal of both the Chief Minister's
girlfriend/Minister for Rural Development and his aide reportedly
responsible for targeting the Reddys' interests. The BJP leadership
also created a "core committee" of faction leaders in the state
party to vet major political decisions in the state.

Observers skeptical about the future
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Â¶6. (SBU) Our contacts are unsure whether this arrangement will last,
or even allow for the government to function properly. A
Bangalore-based political correspondent for one of India's major
English-language dailies told us that the core committee would sit
uneasily with Yeddyurappa's leadership style, which involves "a
minimum of consultation." He also added that the committee
consisted of people with "diametrically opposite views," making it
difficult for them to formulate a coherent administrative strategy.
A high-level state bureaucrat agreed, saying that he feared the
state's administration would be pulled in many different directions.
He also said he believed that the Reddys were the winner in the
brouhaha, and that the mining lobby in the state will now ensure
that the state's administration serves that lobby's interests.

Â¶7. (U) The "peace deal" however, is seen as a big loss for the Chief
Minister. Apart from his girlfriend and aide's removal, he has also
been forced to rescind the transfer of key officials who were suspected
to have helped build the Reddy brothers business empire. The "core
committee" established is headed by the Chief Minister's opponent
Ananth Kumar. Another of the Chief Minister's rivals, state assembly
speaker Jagdish Shettar, is likely to be inducted into the cabinet -
something that the Chief Minister desperately tried to avoid. The deal
also reflects the growing Nagpur-Delhi struggle between the RSS and the
Advani BJP camp. The Chief Minister's girlfriend is also a staunch RSS
loyalist. The Reddy brothers are close to senior BJP leader Sushma
Swaraj, an Advani loyalist, who together within another Advani man,
Venkaiah Naidu, brokered the peace deal and then forced the Chief
Minister to accept it when he balked.

Minority leaders fear attacks by Hindu extremists
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Â¶8. (SBU) Meanwhile, leaders of minority religious communities,
already nervous about religiously-tinged, episodic violence in the
state, worry that the current scenario might create an environment
that encourages tension among religious communities. A Muslim
member of the state's legislative assembly told us that the economic

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slowdown has ensured that there are a number of angry young men in
all religious communities who could be easily incited to violence.
A prominent Christian leader told us the same, noting that he fears
attacks on churches similar to those in September 2008 at Mangalore.
He opined that those attacks occurred when the BJP government was
attempting to attract political support and reckoned that the
current situation may also encourage extremists. Thus far, however,
there is no evidence of an upswing in religious violence in
Karnataka.

Comment
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Â¶9. (SBU) Yeddyurappa's government can point to few accomplishments
in its 18 months in office other than its continued existence, and
the spectacle the state has witnessed over the past several weeks
does little to inspire confidence that his government will
accomplish anything major in the near future. This is unfortunate
in a state in desperate need of a firm hand at the wheel to direct
the many infrastructure projects in the works.
SIMKIN

member_21074 · Post by **member_21074** » 11 Apr 2013 21:45

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 11 Apr 2013 21:49

RajeshA wrote:As India is getting to know from his speeches and interviews what kind of man Modi really is, people are learning that that is how they want secularism to be, the way Modi tells it.

If JD(U) now leaves NDA due to Modi, and that too due to "secularism", then people would know that Nitish Kumar himself does not understand "secularism".

Let this polarization take place. Nitish Kumar should know that the more keecharh you throw at Modi, the more Kamal phoolega! Modi simply can take anything you throw at him!

Bihar would go massively in favor of BJP in 2014.

There must be a reason behind NIKU performing Umra to Mecca of Cow-belt Dhimmis i.e. Pakistan.

Sanku · Post by **Sanku** » 11 Apr 2013 21:49

Apropos Wikileaks

As I kept saying, the Yeddi saga was hardly one sided affair as some would like to think. Yeddi, created his own doom, stepped in it, and then, blamed everyone else for his own mess up.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 11 Apr 2013 21:51

Looks like INC is sure of losing 2014 elections and may not have much hopes on UPA3. That is why they are projecting MMS are the PM candidate for 2014.

once they lose, they will put all the blame on MMS and try to project the termite-family's validity.

This is the only way they can avoid NM Vs RG comparison.

Secondly, this maneuver, combined with paid media manipulation can be positioned to influence NM's candidature as well, as we see in R Narayana Murthy (what a loser) comments on NM and propaganda about intra-BJP manthan.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 11 Apr 2013 21:54

Sanku wrote:Apropos Wikileaks

As I kept saying, the Yeddi saga was hardly one sided affair as some would like to think. Yeddi, created his own doom, stepped in it, and then, blamed everyone else for his own mess up.

Common Sankuji, what are you saying? What is Yeddi's fault from that wikileaks? Having a GF?

Reddy brothers used it as an excuse to push their corruption raj. And LKA supported just to make Sushma happy. What if someone calls SS LKA's GF?

Sanku · Post by **Sanku** » 11 Apr 2013 22:04

RamaY wrote:
Sanku wrote:Apropos Wikileaks

As I kept saying, the Yeddi saga was hardly one sided affair as some would like to think. Yeddi, created his own doom, stepped in it, and then, blamed everyone else for his own mess up.
Common Sankuji, what are you saying? What is Yeddi's fault from that wikileaks? Having a GF?

Reddy brothers used it as an excuse to push their corruption raj. And LKA supported just to make Sushma happy. What if someone calls SS LKA's GF?

RamaY ji, any one can call anyone anything, there are people calling ABV names, so there is hardly any reason for anyone to hold back is it?

However the reality of Kkta is as follows
1) Yeddi actually did not work with others (a charge laid at NaMo;s door but in true here in reality)
2) He was extemely partial to Shoba Karanjae (have a GF by all means, but dont make her a cabinet minister and defacto deputy CM)
3) Between Yeddi and Shobha Kararnaje, they were running the Kkta govt as a kitchen cabinet. There were regular revolts, not necessarily by Reddy brothers but by everyone in turn.
4) The development/governance record of Yeddi was not necessarily great. The record, to put it mildly, sucked.

You might be interested in knowing that the grapevine says that Yeddi's wife was accidented so that Shobha could move in without a hitch.

5) Yeddi had no compunction in taking Reddy brothers money (it was that money which brought enough MLA from outside to form BJPs number) -- when it helped him, but did not like them later.

6) When others tried to salvage the situation, Yeddi acted "my way or highway"

The top 4 points are corroborated by Wikileaks. So is sixth. 5 point is not covered in wiki leaks but there are enough independent corroborations.

Yeddi fouled up big time, he took himself down and is trying to take down BJP with him in the frustration.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 11 Apr 2013 22:09

All this was known to people of Karnataka and the BJP. No need for wiki leaks. Wonder if they have reports on other CMs also and when will Hindu release them?

JohnTitor · Post by **JohnTitor** » 11 Apr 2013 22:12

Sanku wrote:RamaY ji, any one can call anyone anything, there are people calling ABV names, so there is hardly any reason for anyone to hold back is it?

However the reality of Kkta is as follows
1) Yeddi actually did not work with others (a charge laid at NaMo;s door but in true here in reality)
2) He was extemely partial to Shoba Karanjae (have a GF by all means, but dont make her a cabinet minister and defacto deputy CM)
3) Between Yeddi and Shobha Kararnaje, they were running the Kkta govt as a kitchen cabinet. There were regular revolts, not necessarily by Reddy brothers but by everyone in turn.
4) The development/governance record of Yeddi was not necessarily great. The record, to put it mildly, sucked.

You might be interested in knowing that the grapevine says that Yeddi's wife was accidented so that Shobha could move in without a hitch.

5) Yeddi had no compunction in taking Reddy brothers money (it was that money which brought enough MLA from outside to form BJPs number) -- when it helped him, but did not like them later.

6) When others tried to salvage the situation, Yeddi acted "my way or highway"

The top 4 points are corroborated by Wikileaks. So is sixth. 5 point is not covered in wiki leaks but there are enough independent corroborations.

Yeddi fouled up big time, he took himself down and is trying to take down BJP with him in the frustration.

I for one am glad we are rid of him. His frequent crying on TV was an eyesore. I am sure he will cry once again after the next elections.

Lilo · Post by **Lilo** » 11 Apr 2013 22:16

In the meantime masters for the Congressi system give their cue from Londonistan

Memento Modi

If Narendra Modi wants to lead India, he needs to show contrition for the slaughter of Muslims
Apr 13th 2013 |From the print edition

IN 2002, when Narendra Modi was chief minister of Gujarat, Hindu mobs ran riot, raping and murdering Muslims and burning them alive. Over 1,000 people died in some of the worst religious violence seen in India since independence. Nobody has proved that Mr Modi did anything wrong, yet suspicions have lingered that he ignored or even condoned the pogrom, as a somehow understandable reaction to the death of 59 Hindu pilgrims in a train fire blamed on Muslims.

Today Mr Modi is the dominant figure in India’s opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He is more than likely to be its candidate for prime minister in general elections due next year (see article).

Outsiders are warming to him. Britain’s high commissioner to India led the charge, ending a boycott last year, just as Mr Modi’s campaign for re-election in Gujarat was under way. European Union ambassadors then broke bread with him. Rumours in Delhi suggest that America is pondering whether to issue him a visa. Is it right that the stains of 2002 should so easily be washed away?

Mr Modi is defined by more than violence against Muslims. Since 2002 Gujarat has been stable and has prospered. In his time as chief minister there, income per person in the state has more than doubled. If all Indians enjoyed the same income as Gujaratis, the country’s economy would be 50% bigger—easily outstripping France’s. Businesses flock to Gujarat, as do migrant workers; farmers have flourished. That helps to explain why Mr Modi was comfortably elected for the third successive time in December.

He has emerged as a moderniser and a proselytiser for small, effective government. Gujarat is a pro-business state that makes land available for investors, provides reliable power, decent roads and relatively uncorrupt officials. It is not perfect: the lot of women and children is harsh. But other Indians would gladly swap their problems with Gujarat’s.

Mr Modi also has good ideas. He believes in vouchers to improve education and in privatising state-run firms. He wants India to become a hub for defence manufacturing, but also a big consumer of solar power. He favours looser labour laws and conditions for generating productive, private jobs, rather than government make-work schemes. He thinks India’s priority is rapid growth to cut poverty. Indian business craves such a figure. Many jobless voters yearn for him, too.

However, making the trains run on time does not expunge his sins. Mr Modi has revelled in his reputation as a strident Hindu nationalist. Before 2002 he had organised marches by Hindu pilgrims on sensitive Muslim sites in other parts of India, whipping up communal anger. During the killings, which lasted for three days, his officials and the police stood idly by. Despite ample opportunities, Mr Modi has never voiced regret for what happened. Perhaps this is because, horrible though it is to accept, his reputation as a scourge of uppity Muslims explains the devotion to him of the BJP’s Hindu-nationalist hard core—the group the party relies on to get out the vote.

Mr Modi denies any wrongdoing. His defenders point out that the riots have been scrutinised in inquiries and that no court has convicted him of any crime. They are right. Doubt may cling to the impartiality of justice within Modi-dominated Gujarat, but India’s Supreme Court, though slow, is genuinely independent. Just last year one of Mr Modi’s former ministers was convicted of directing gangs in 2002 and sentenced to 28 years’ prison. Even if the national courts were crooked, Mr Modi would not have benefited: since 2004 the Congress party, the BJP’s bitter rival, has been in power nationally.

Look back in sorrow
Although Mr Modi may be clean enough to avoid conviction, he is not yet an attractive national candidate. India has a sorry history of burying sectarian violence. Little was done after the late Rajiv Gandhi looked away as Sikhs were murdered in Delhi in 1984 in revenge for the assassination of his mother. The same seems to be happening today, after a massacre last year of Muslims in Assam. Mr Modi could help end this blight. If he dreams of becoming a leader for all India, including its 177m Muslims {=14.6% of 2011 Census Figure, yesterday congress @rse licker in chief - Vinod Mehta was claiming 18% on Arnabs Show}, he must show genuine contrition for the horrors that happened when he was in charge in Gujarat.

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 22:25

RoyG wrote:They want to exonerate Jagdish Tytler before Modi comes to power.

Jee nahi, saar. This is a ploy, a pretension to show that they still 'care' and all bravado. Look at the timing. Once elections are gone, Tytler will be forgotten for next important election/s. It is 30 years and may be tytler is of no use. They are doing such things as per regular election itch.

They either bring a political demise or (I doubt) something like mysterious (scindia/pilot/sanjay) death. Nobody should grow after certain level.

Supratik · Post by **Supratik** » 11 Apr 2013 22:26

Meanwhile, the left seems to be getting restless in WB. The left has very organized tactics and Mamata doesn't seem to be very smart. She should cancel student elections for as long as possible as students are the main recruits for brainwashing by the left.

RoyG · Post by **RoyG** » 11 Apr 2013 22:28

anisham wrote:

Lord have mercy...

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 11 Apr 2013 22:44

RamaY wrote:
RoyG wrote:They want to exonerate Jagdish Tytler before Modi comes to power.
+1

Well Tytler will be punished and he will serve his sentence in Vatican Jail.

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 22:56

Minhas Merchant
Twitter
"Wonder why no ecosystem of activist-NGOs has built up around 1984 like around 2002. No promoters?"

Minhaz Merchant ‏@minhazmerchant 1h
"It suits Cong to let Tytler & Sajjan Kumar act as shields to protect bigger names. Strategy's worked for 29 yrs"

"Why isn't Tytler being forced to resign? The dam could then burst & the blame wash up closer to the central leadership"

"1984 isn't only about Tytler. It's about, as the court said yesterday, accountability of the "central leadership"

Witnesses on Tytler: He said he needed more Sikhs killed in his constituency to satisfy "central leadership" #pogrom84

Murugan · Post by **Murugan** » 11 Apr 2013 23:04

One more thing, the parties who are 'deserting' congress is another election ploy. No noose foose tightening around dhongis. It is orchastrated. This is necessary election khujli. All timed. People of india are fooled everyday by these dhongis. Look at past records and you will realize.

Election time ==
1) Modi Bashing
2) Minority appeasing
3) More 'welfare' and 'social' policy related decisions
4) infrastructure clearance
5) Allies start playing tantrums (orchastrated)
6) Some crucial pending issues suddenly come to centre stage (and later go away once the elections are over)

7) ...

...

Now how old is tytler after 29 years of secular attacks on sikhs?

They say tytler is Xtian (?) and whatever he did against sikhs was secular (a twit i read).