Comments on: Hindu Temple in Lahore Demolished

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By: Something Good From Accross The Border. « Polite Indian

Something Good From Accross The Border. « Polite Indian — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 14:18:35 +0000

[…] One of the very first posts we had done here on ATP was about the alleged demolition of a Hindu temple in Rangmahal Lahore (here). We followed it up with a second post demonstrating that by design and by default key forces in the media and amongst politicians tend to distort issues for their own myopic gains, even at the cost of the larger issues at stake (here). A third post on this issue from ATP followed up the story further and tried, as best as we could, to separate the facts from the rhetoric (here). […]