'it's Sad A Liberal Indian Man Was Killed Because Of His Looks'

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[size=4]Sunondo Sen, who was killed in New York last week after being pushed in front of subway train by a woman who, by her own admission, hates Muslims and Hindus, was a truly secular-minded person who did not differentiate between people on the basis of their faith or religion.[/size][/size][/font][/color][color=#000000][font=arial, verdana, sans-serif, FreeSans][size=3]
[size=4]"I have not met with such a great person in my life. Just to give you an example, [i]Dada[/i](Sen) would wait outside my room patiently if he found out that I was saying [i]namaz [/i]at that point of time. This was out of sheer respect for a person belonging to another religious faith. He had so much respect for all people. I still remember [i]dada[/i] would always tell me that people all over the world are fighting in the name of religion, but true religion never teaches one to fight against a fellow human being," A R Suman, a native of Bangladesh, who shared one of the two rooms with Sen in an apartment in Elmhurst, told this correspondent.[/size][/size][/font][/color]