Transcript · hindi → English
hindi → English transcript
The Quran does not say to hate Hindus.
Shri Ram does not tell people to destroy India's mosques.
Bread has no religion.
And water has no caste.
Where humanity is alive.
Religion is not an issue there.
Some think Hindus are in danger.
And some think Muslims are in danger.
Take off the glasses of religion and look, friends.
Our Hindustan is in danger.
People used to say that he is a jihadi.
They said, "He is Muslim; he is never truthful."
He will leave you one day. I do not believe it.
I never used to believe it; today I do not believe in a Hindu-Muslim divide.
My husband used to force me.
When I refused, he would say, "You are my wife; if I do not force you, then whom will I do it with?"
These people forced me to become a Muslim as well.
I was a foolish girl; I became willing to convert to Islam.
That if I found such a husband, I would become Muslim.
My heart knows, you know, that I'm a human—being Hindu or Muslim doesn't matter.
But if, for marriage—for a court marriage—I have to do something like that...
then I compromised myself for it, and even after the wedding I found out
that he was physically involved with three or four other girls besides me; there's proof of it.
I have recordings. Forget the outside ones—inside the house there's his brother, whose name is Siraj; his wife's name is Gudiya.
Her name is Gudiya. He used to pay her money and sleep with her. She herself told me that he slept with that woman even after the marriage.
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