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Wiki Admin,

I have done addition to this article based on my research on the Sanatan Sanstha. A Wikipedia article expects to find objective and neutral information. So I found that information was one sided hence did some changes based of shared references. However, I find it surprising that you have removed details shared with giving reference to Dr Ranjit Patil, minister of state for home. Who says there is no evidence against Sanatan. [1]You kpet remarks of goa MLA who says sanatan is involved in killing but removed reference of Goa chief minister Laxmikant Parsekar, who says Sanatan cannot be banned. [2] You have kept information stating sanatan is involved in Kalburgi’s killing but removed reference of Karantaka CID which don’t even taken name of sanatan in their investigation Don't See Gaikwad Link in Kalburgi Case [3] You also removed the reference where 6-7 local organizations are supporting Sanatan but kept reference of one group which is opposing Sanatan.

Could you guide with the logic behind all this ? how this helps in sharing the neutral information about any topic. In this case Sanatan Sanstha ?

Bonybaby1979 (talk) 07:38, 20 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

First, I am not an admin, just an editor who's been around for a while. Second, you have not replied on the primary point: are you connected to Sanatan or not? Third, there is a presumption that those who edit the English-language Wikipedia will do so in competent English. As it is very apparently not your first language, please make use of a spelling and grammar checking program so that others may understand what you write. If you prefer, you could get someone to check your prose on a talkpage before adding it to an article. Fourth, Wikipedia is not a news site, nor is it based on primary sources. Discussion of legal proceedings is always difficult to do well here, and it often becomes contentious. When the subject of the proceedings involves terrorism, xenophobia, or religious intolerance the contentious nature is almost certain. To avoid or minimize that, we try to have articles on such subjects based upon published independent analysis, not on the statements by the parties, either prosecution or defense. LeadSongDog come howl! 20:56, 20 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Hi LeadSongDog,

Please find my response. Point no. 2 : I am not connected to or Paid by Sanatan Sanstha. I started following news related to this organasation after reading in news paper about it as a spiritual work. and Since then I am following various news about this organisation in news paper and on TV. Point no. 3. Thanks for the advice. I will follow it. Point no. 4 : Agree, However, in the case of claims of terrorism and killings who is more reliable ? Police, Home department or any other sections in society ? What I find here is that you have ignored the references of Police, Home department who are authority in taking actions against terrorism and killings. Instead edited content by giving references of other sections in society. Bonybaby1979 (talk) 13:52, 21 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]