JAMMU: Enough is enough! This is the key take away from the speech made by a top Congress Hindu leader and Himachal Pradesh Minister for Rural Development Anirudh Singh in the Legislative Assembly over the construction of illegal mosque and rising influx of illegally ‘Rohingya and Bangladeshi’ immigrants in the State, which he called Dev Bhoomi-the land of gods. The question is not what he spoke but the point is the guts he mustered to speak what every Hindu Congress leader must say. Hats off to the minister from Congress, a party engaged in the high voltage Hindu bashing under Nehru and Gandhis. Is this the beginning of a simmering revolt within the Congress, where every persecuted and harassed Hindu leader feels suffocated due to the anti-Sanatan atmosphere and culture? The answer is in affirmative. In the recent months several Congress leaders and spokespersons like Acharaya Pramod Krishnan, Gourav Vallabh, Vijender Singh, Sanjay Nirupam, Radhika Khera, Rohan Gupta, Miland Deora and many others quit the party, mostly over Hindu bias and anti-Sanatan syndrome.
The growing hate Hindu sentiment in the Congress leadership is boomeranging. If insiders are to be believed, Hindu leaders within the party are feeling a quiet unease over the open criticism of Hindu deities, culture and ethos. The discomfort is understandable. If Hinduism is under attack in the only Hindu majority country of the world, what will be the future of Hindu leaders, intellectuals, artists, no matter which party or region they belong to. Bangladesh is a latest chilling example of Hindu extinction with their population dropping to little over 7 per cent from 23 per cent in just seven decades. Is India in the making of Bangladesh with Hindu population considerably dropping and influx from immigrant of Rohingyas and Bangladeshi Muslims increasing? This is equally worrisome for the pseudo seculars, especially the Congressmen. They are realizing but not speaking out. They understand the malicious and sinister campaign unleashed by the Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in dividing the Hindu society. He will never speak about Sunnis, Shias, Ahmediyas, Pasmandas among Muslims because this will upset his poll arithmetic. Hindu bashing has been a political strategy of the Nehru-Gandhi dominated Congress. The political philosophy of top pseudo seculars is based on denigration of Hinduism and Hindu values. They remain systematically engaged in igniting Hindu sentiments to appease minority communities, forgetting that there might be some conscious Hindu leaders within the party ranks. They have been undermining the silent majority of such leaders, who have now started speaking up while realizing that their faith and civilization is being undermined or devalued. This is obviously gravitating them towards their roots, as a core value.
The advent of technological advancement is waking up the silent majority of Hindus, who have started asserting. They can now read between the lines, as to what has been done to appease a particular community since 1947. To quote a very few of many laws and legislations enacted against the interests of Hindus, the control of Hindu temples was given to government, Hindus were denied certain cultural and educational rights compared to particular communities just to fragment the Hindu society, which was also systematically divided on the basis castes, Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 was enacted to prohibit conversion of any place of worship and to provide for the maintenance of the religious character of any place of worship as it existed on the 15th day of August, 1947, and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. So much so, the Preamble of the Indian Constitution was amended in 1976 to explicitly include the term “secular” through the 42nd Amendment. But this amendment was not extended and incorporated in the J&K Constitution because the Congress leaders let the people of the country believe that the concept of secularism was implicit in Jammu and Kashmir. In fact, the Congress never attempted to get a similar amendment incorporated in the then J&K Constitution because of its inherent appeasement politics. This is just one of the hundreds of such instances of suppressing Hindus in their own land. Perhaps these gross ‘atrocities’ on Hindus have been a motivating factor for staunch Congressmen like Himanta Biswa Sharma to say goodbye to the party of Nehru-Gandhi family. As Chief Minister of a sensitive state like Assam, he has now begun the course correction in the fast changing demography of his state. This is an eye-opener for Nehru-Gandhi lackeys in the Congress, who still prefer to behave like ostriches. However, the silver lining is that realization is fast dawning on the Congressmen. The Himachal minister’s revolt over the mosque issue has bolstered the Congressmen with some sort of self-pride as Hindus. They are witnessing how the unity among Hindus can melt down the wrong doers to start demolition of the illegal construction in the mosque. The Congress whistleblower minister’s Hindu unity effort has sent shockwaves in the party leadership. They can see writing on the wall with Sanatanis, irrespective of upper caste and lower caste, uniting for a cause. Is this the beginning of balkanization of the Congress? Can Rahul Gandhi keep his flock of 99 together, given his party’s Hindu bashing mindset?
