The result was No consensus Maxim (talk) 13:58, 15 December 2007 (UTC) reply
This article is part of a series of articles created by User:Otolemur crassicaudatus [1] that have several problems. 1. The article, in it's entirity, is Original research a Synthesis of unrelated facts written semi-intelligently in order to push a particular agenda, which is the suggestion that there is some-sort of institutional anti-Christian problem in the country of the subject, and there are no "reliable sources" (except for a disproportionate focus on a controversial left-wing scholar who was part of a major controversy concerning bias in the Campus Watch list and unqualified reports from an organization who has been accused of bias against India [2]) to make this assertion,2. The article subject is unencyclopedic. No other articles for allegations of violence directed against specific religious groups in a specific country have ever been created.Not a single one, for any of the worlds 10 major religions and 150 major countries (ie not one of 1500 possible articles). Why is India being singled out for opprobrium? What is to prevent somebody from writing articles ranging from Anti-Shinto violence in Papua New Guinea to Anti-Semitic violence in Puerto Rico based on synthesis? 3.This article, together with several articles created by this user, constitute POV-forks of existing articles. In this case, the article is a POV fork of Religious violence in India, from where content has just been copy-pasted over. These POV forks are being edited by the user with what clearly is a tendentious intent to disparage it's subject ( India and Indians). Thus, I nominate these unencyclopedic article for deletion Ghanadar galpa ( talk) 22:54, 6 December 2007 (UTC) reply
The result was No consensus Maxim (talk) 13:58, 15 December 2007 (UTC) reply
This article is part of a series of articles created by User:Otolemur crassicaudatus [1] that have several problems. 1. The article, in it's entirity, is Original research a Synthesis of unrelated facts written semi-intelligently in order to push a particular agenda, which is the suggestion that there is some-sort of institutional anti-Christian problem in the country of the subject, and there are no "reliable sources" (except for a disproportionate focus on a controversial left-wing scholar who was part of a major controversy concerning bias in the Campus Watch list and unqualified reports from an organization who has been accused of bias against India [2]) to make this assertion,2. The article subject is unencyclopedic. No other articles for allegations of violence directed against specific religious groups in a specific country have ever been created.Not a single one, for any of the worlds 10 major religions and 150 major countries (ie not one of 1500 possible articles). Why is India being singled out for opprobrium? What is to prevent somebody from writing articles ranging from Anti-Shinto violence in Papua New Guinea to Anti-Semitic violence in Puerto Rico based on synthesis? 3.This article, together with several articles created by this user, constitute POV-forks of existing articles. In this case, the article is a POV fork of Religious violence in India, from where content has just been copy-pasted over. These POV forks are being edited by the user with what clearly is a tendentious intent to disparage it's subject ( India and Indians). Thus, I nominate these unencyclopedic article for deletion Ghanadar galpa ( talk) 22:54, 6 December 2007 (UTC) reply