On 30 January 1948, the Indian state under Congress decided to punish the Brahmins for no crime of theirs. Devotees of Gandhian Ahimsa were unleashed on innocent Brahmins to perpetrate a political genocide. Congress supported mobs pillaged, burnt and looted the homes of hundreds of innocent Brahmin families. These burning →Read More →
B̶h̶a̶r̶a̶t̶ ̶J̶o̶d̶o̶ Yatra
On one hand Rahul Gandhi is talking about Bharat Jodo, on the other, his party has gone after RSS by posting inciteful messages. By claiming that India was never a nation and by pitching non-BJP ruled states against the center, Rahul Gandhi is trying to create a divide in the nation.
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Rahul Gandhi and the Congress has attempted to do battle on every available fault-line in Indian society. On one hand Rahul Gandhi is talking about Bharat Jodo, on the other, his party has gone after RSS swayamsevaks by posting inciteful message on social media. At the same time, by claiming that India was never a nation and by pitching non-BJP ruled states against the Modi government at the center, Rahul Gandhi is trying to create a divide to mount a multi-cornered assault on India’s narrative as a rising power. This fear and hate against the Hindu is being deliberately stoked among people for vested political interests by those who want to make the foundation of their political careers by practicing the ‘divide and rule’ policy. This is the pessimistic way of the Congress. They believe they can’t contribute anything but might as well play the spoiler. For this Rahul Gandhi and the Congress must be tamed and thrown away into the dustbins of history.
Hate for the Hindu
Hate begins at the doorsteps of Nehru-Gandhi family. Rahul Gandhi seems to have waged a war against the Hindus, by targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. The Congress that seeks to thrive on organized violence needs to be confined to the dustbin of history.
A Nation to Divide
Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra is an attempt for starting a new divisive agenda of North vs South, one state vs the other, and importantly, states vs the BJP government at the center. It is an attempt to loosen the bolts of national unity.
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Through the Bharat Jodo Yatra, Rahul Gandhi seems to have waged a war against the Hindus, by targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. The Congress that seeks to thrive on organized violence needs to be confined to the dustbin of history.
The people of the country found Damocles sword hanging over their heads during Congress tenures. The Congress tenure must serve as a reminder to us that never again shall we allow our fate to be put in the hands of such evil forces. Never ever!