With all said and done Shivaji as the Hindu ruler who fought the mighty Mughals with his limitations to drive away the invaders who directed all their endeavors to crush Hindus. Shivaji remains in the folios of History as the greatest savior of Hinduism.

People may go hoarse justifying Muslim rule saying they are part od India blah blah but the truth is something else and since time immemorial there has been Bharat which was a Hindu nation which was invcaded by the outsider Mughals and the British, the Portugese and even the French..

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/open-page/bharat-vs-india-one-nation-two-names/article5717280.ece

If Mughals and Ghaznis are not invaders, what are they? They are our friends. Whoever said Muslims are not invaders, they are arguing for argument sake sans sense.

If one sleeps with doors of the house open, should the thief only be  blamed for robbing?

Yes. There was a golden era when people used to sleep keeping doors open without fear. Later when Bandicoots started entering from the neighboring areas and eating away the granaries , people not only killed the Bandicoots but closed their doors once and for all.

There was never an era when people slept keeping their doors open,

May be. That's your opinion. You are entitled for one

vijay wrote:

There was never an era when people slept keeping their doors open,

I agree. There was never an era when there was no king or police. If everything goes well without anybody committing crimes, there would be no police and probably no king. 

Shani nagar a village in the Indian state of Maharashtra is famous for two things. One is for its temple and another one is no house in the village has doors. Despite this no theft was reported in the village.

rambabu wrote:

Shani nagar a village in the Indian state of Maharashtra is famous for two things. One is for its temple and another one is no house in the village has doors. Despite this no theft was reported in the village.

I also saw this fact on TV. But it appears that there is some belief about bad consequences to the thief, which is deterring factor.