Those insisting on eating beef want "freedom to insult Hindus": Organiser

November 09, 2015 22:24

Against the backdrop of Kerala House beef controversy, an article in 'Organiser' has said those insisting on eating cow meat wanted the "freedom to insult Hindus" and have "indirectly silenced sane voices".

"In the name of freedom to eat food of ones choice, they are demanding freedom to insult Hindus. Issue for them is not about fundamental right to eat, but the issue is fundamental right to insult the Hindus.

"...These bunch of people who have enjoyed the spoils of power under the Congress Government have indirectly silenced all sane voices," it said.

The article said, "This pseudo-secular Jamaat has coined new phrases and meanings wherein freedom to eat means freedom to insult. Any reaction is propagated nationally and internationally as intolerance under Modi Government. And the new tag line being 'Damn the Hindus, Damn the law, we are Secular'."

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