Need a Tsunami or Earthquake to protect Hindus

With an earthquake of tremendous magnitude of more than 8 in richter scale striking Indian ocean, its ripple effects were felt in my office. But as usual my office hours were not curtailed unlike other organizations. It lead to chaotic traffic and OMR (Old Mahabalipuram Road) choked with heavy traffic, as people rushed to their homes. To avoid this, I took a sharp detour and tried to take back door route to home from SIPCOT Siruseri to Alwarpet via Sitlapakkam to reach Medavakkam. The road was not in good shape and based on the potholes I understood the road was not able to bear the load of heavy tipper lorries. All the areas were in sharp contrast to filmy OMR. It’s a quiet rural hinterland and the reason why I was astonished as the Hindu temples were outnumbered by the churches. It was quite evident that Christian evangelization activities are very high and it has to be stopped at any cost. Churches of all groups were present and I see a competition happening between these groups to convert poor people in the name of money. I was little disappointed last time that tsunami didn’t strike last time on the day of Christmas, if it had struck a good number of Christian communities would have perished. It is also evident from the church support to stop Kudamkulam nuclear reactor from going live and our PM ManMohan Singh expressed unhappiness that foreign funds received by Christian NGO’s for missionary activities are misused against the nation. Only time has to answer to stop these barbaric activities. Hinduism faced onslaught right from the muslim invasion and no other religion would have faced these problems and if Hinduism is not great, it would have perished like Zorostians of Iran. Every Hindu should be proud that he is a Hindu and lives in holy land of India.