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Your insistance on keeping '''your''' favourite version of the article is proving my theory about "Indian lobby occupying most of Pakistan related articles". This behaviour also proves the facts which I have been adding to [[Iqbal]] and you have been vandalizing against. Secondly [[Indian]] should be redirected to [[Indian subcontinent]] or removed from the both articles. [[User:Szhaider|Szhaider]] 02:17, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
Your insistance on keeping '''your''' favourite version of the article is proving my theory about "Indian lobby occupying most of Pakistan related articles". This behaviour also proves the facts which I have been adding to [[Iqbal]] and you have been vandalizing against. Secondly [[Indian]] should be redirected to [[Indian subcontinent]] or removed from the both articles. [[User:Szhaider|Szhaider]] 02:17, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
:You have to tone down a lot. These so-called featured articles are heavily edited by Indians to favour their intentions and agendas which include you too. E.g. Jinnah's article claimed that he supported a secular Pakistan. When I removed this outrageously false claim, it was you who was quick to revert it. Now I have provided solid proofs against your claims and I am waiting for whoever would be shameless enough to revert it. [[Indian]]'s redirection to disambiguation page is not valid as it does not specifically indicate that the subject of the article lived before the creation of Bhaarat. "Indian" should redirect to "Indian subcontinent". I think you do have to care a lot about it. [[User:Szhaider|Szhaider]] 22:40, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
:You have to tone down a lot. These so-called featured articles are heavily edited by Indians to favour their intentions and agendas which include you too. E.g. Jinnah's article claimed that he supported a secular Pakistan. When I removed this outrageously false claim, it was you who was quick to revert it. Now I have provided solid proofs against your claims and I am waiting for whoever would be shameless enough to revert it. [[Indian]]'s redirection to disambiguation page is not valid as it does not specifically indicate that the subject of the article lived before the creation of Bhaarat. "Indian" should redirect to "Indian subcontinent". I think you do have to care a lot about it. [[User:Szhaider|Szhaider]] 22:40, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

::His complaint has some legitimacy. You should have outsourced your block to another admin even though it was valid. Get some non "Hindu fascists" and non "Indian imperialists" to eview it, or post on ANI.<b>[[User:Bakasuprman|<font color="purple">Baka</font>]][[User talk:Bakasuprman|<font color="red">man</font>]]</b> 01:57, 8 January 2007 (UTC)

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Why did you do this? Respond on my talk. Arrow740 00:46, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

There were no spelling mistakes, and what I wrote is fundamental information about Sikhism. Arrow740 07:19, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Welcome back

Hi, how are you? It is nice to see that you have returned. There is a discussion here which you may be interested in about censoring swastikas here. Thanks GizzaChat © 03:33, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

You have been invited to help improve the article Sita Ram Goel in this weeks's Hinduism collaboration. Please come and help it become a featured-standard article. See also these related articles. [1]

You can also vote for next's week collaboration at the project page: Wikipedia:Hinduism-related Collaboration of the week. Unfortunately, the Collaboration site is little known, that's why the reminder. --Bondego 14:27, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Re: Jinnah and Iqbal

Your insistance on keeping your favourite version of the article is proving my theory about "Indian lobby occupying most of Pakistan related articles". This behaviour also proves the facts which I have been adding to Iqbal and you have been vandalizing against. Secondly Indian should be redirected to Indian subcontinent or removed from the both articles. Szhaider 02:17, 7 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

You have to tone down a lot. These so-called featured articles are heavily edited by Indians to favour their intentions and agendas which include you too. E.g. Jinnah's article claimed that he supported a secular Pakistan. When I removed this outrageously false claim, it was you who was quick to revert it. Now I have provided solid proofs against your claims and I am waiting for whoever would be shameless enough to revert it. Indian's redirection to disambiguation page is not valid as it does not specifically indicate that the subject of the article lived before the creation of Bhaarat. "Indian" should redirect to "Indian subcontinent". I think you do have to care a lot about it. Szhaider 22:40, 7 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
His complaint has some legitimacy. You should have outsourced your block to another admin even though it was valid. Get some non "Hindu fascists" and non "Indian imperialists" to eview it, or post on ANI.Bakaman 01:57, 8 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]