@Helena> To deny the fact that Hitler and Mussolini weren’t great leaders is to deny that cheese is not a dairy product. I’m sorry, but Hitler and Mussolini were very intelligent men who knew how to lead people. Were they right in what they did, no, not in my opinion, but to the germans and italians during world war 2, most saw them as a ray of hope. They were heroes in their times to the people they lead and who wanted to follow them there is no denying that.
Besides, that article has a lot more underlying information about other internal religious issues in India, that I am sure you are not aware of. They are not praised as great heroes as you put it.

As for the comment that you made >
“Since world war 2, no one in the world should use this symbol without thinking about it. I don’t like this picture, I don’t care if hindus or other people still using it. They should know better now and the photographer too”.

I really think you should think through what you have said and just carefully think about what you know about history. I do not mean to be rude, but when you give out a statement so bold, you must be able to back it up. The fact that someone can confuse the Nazi symbol with the Hindu symbol is common. The fault is not the fact that people still use the symbols today, but the fact that not everyone has been educated what those symbols mean, histories, and how the symbols look different.

I have been slightly offended by your post, because it was most uneducated. Good Day.