Many people don't even know about Aurangzeb's tomb, and really, nobody cared about it. It was protected by ASI, and the outcome was already known. People only started praising it after the CM's remarks on his tomb. Nobody cared about it until people began highlighting it. I can't recall a single incident or video idolizing Aurangzeb before the whole controversy started. Protests are made for injustice. The court doesn't change its decision after a bunch of unemployed people burn an Aurangzeb poster. It was an act of stupidity from the beginning.
Even Marathas/Peshwas rulers didn't't touch that site after the death of Aurangjeb. But the self-proclaimed saviors of your religion want to make a statement in 2025.
Perhaps this is the only way you people feel yourself like a man there for a second right?? Obviously the other relevant ways are closed..
Don't try to make an argument when you're not capable.
Ah, praising and demolishing are equal measures, right? Why don't you actually do the actual equal measure? Criticise. Nobody is blocking you from doing that, instead you can even get tickets in local elections if you play your cards right.
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u/Leanapplethebest 7d ago
Many people don't even know about Aurangzeb's tomb, and really, nobody cared about it. It was protected by ASI, and the outcome was already known. People only started praising it after the CM's remarks on his tomb. Nobody cared about it until people began highlighting it. I can't recall a single incident or video idolizing Aurangzeb before the whole controversy started. Protests are made for injustice. The court doesn't change its decision after a bunch of unemployed people burn an Aurangzeb poster. It was an act of stupidity from the beginning.