Hey, Madarsachaap Nizami and @ThePrintIndia
let us get your facts straight today. First, the monuments you mentioned in the news weren't built by your Mughal ancestors, but were rasied on the destroyed Hindu monuments by your ancestors. So, you score "0" here...
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The Qutub Minar you mentioned in this article was built by Qutubudin Aibak in 1194 CE who was lieutenant of yet another plundered Ghori. It was not basicllay built from scratch rather converted into a Muslim Mosque by destroying 27 Hindu temples ? Kuch Samjhe ?
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Speaking of Fatehpur Sikri,It was also a Hindu city destroyed by your ancestors,remains of many Hindu Temples were found here by the archeological survey done by Dr. D V Sharma, the former director of the ASI.
Read it in his book,Archaeology of Fatehpur Sikri:New Discoveries
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Now Coming to red fort, Do you know it was built by a Hindu King named Raja Anangpal Tomar in 1060 AD. No? How will you know it, akhir tu Madarsachaap jo hai !
You will find conclusive evidence of this in many historical books including those written by SITARAM GOEL.

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Here are some signs and markings on the fort which show that RED FORT was a Hindu monument. So,basically your Mughal ancestors were nothing less than beggars,who earned on the things that our HINDU ANCESTORS BUILT !
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And while the so called monuments are playing near 30-35 crore revenue per year, our Hindu temples like Balaji Temple earns nearly 100 crore per year, three times that of yours and yes you mentioned of statues.
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so,the statue of Sardar Patel earns nearly 80 to 85 crore per year ! Kitna ? I will make it easy for you ! 8 ke age 8 zero lagao !
@SalmanNizami_ you may be smart ass in front of your madarsachaap followers,but remember we are Hindus.
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We defeated you then by our swords and we will defeat you now by our facts. Our valour has not diminished even by a fleck in these many years. "Aur yaad rakh, tere Purvaj bhikari the, jo humne daali hui bhik pe jee rahe the"
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