Obviously, I cannot highlight all examples of bigotry coming out of the BJP camp, and for that matter, from India. One of the most recent instances is BJP leader Navneet Rana's comments in a recent rally: 'Those who won't say 'Jai Shri Ram' can move to Pakistan.'
Most are convinced that her threat was not directed at the Hindu practicing audience, but rather at those who do not believe in the Hindu religion.
I believe you have experienced bigotry, as bigotry in India is quite prevalent, even across borders. In India, political candidates are infamous for using religious supremacy and victimization to gain political ground. But the question I raised was: How many Muslims actually revere the occupier of India? What actions have ordinary Muslims in India taken and are taking to show solidarity with the occupier of India?
BJP leader Navneet Rana obviously made religiously supremacist remarks. Should her remarks be ignored because she is belong from majority group? How many Indians support her? How prevalent is the religious supremacist narrative? Your comment gives the impression that it is quite favorable, a narrative supported and encouraged by a large part of the audience to continue to vote those leaders in who promote religiously superracist narrative.
But you are correct; the choice is yours. You do not have to present any evidence in support of your claim or any evidence regarding what percentage of Indian Muslim citizens revere the occupier of India, all while overlooking the religious supremacist and bigoted narrative from almost every BJP politician.
You need to hear Navneet Rana's full speech and understand the context.
Jai Shree Ram is an ancient hindu slogan. Hindus have been using it for 100s of years.
There has been incidents where Muslims have tried to forcefully stop Hindus from chanting their slogans in private or in public.
Such Muslims have been constantly appeased by politicians for votes.
But in a secular country Muslims cannot and will not be able to shut down the religion of others. Those Muslims who believe that they cannot tolerate Hindus, well they moved to Pakistan.
Lots of Muslims revere these invaders. And its due their political and religious leadership. They make these people heroes of Islam and praise their actions of bigotry like looting and breaking temples, forceful conversion etc. There are many many such speeches.
There is no supremacy. But Hindus won't be changing their ways of worship because Muslims have a problem.
Couple of weeks ago, a man was playing bhajan inside his shop in Bangalore. Muslim youths tried to stop it forcefully. Attacked the person.
10 years back those guys would have gotten away, because political parties would have stopped the police from taking action so that Muslims don't get angry. But these days, since there's a party which will take the Hindus side, police are forced to take action.
This is what some Muslims cannot digest. 70 years of special treatment gone.
In 2017, A Chief minister in India, stopped Hindus from doing Durga Puja Visarjan because of Muharram processions. Hindus had to go to the court.
Since all these special arrangements are gone some Muslims have a problem.