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RSS relentlessly pushing ‘All
Indians Hindu’ line, Akalis silent
WSN Network
LUCKNOW: At a
time when Akali Dal's patron and Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh
Badal was desperately trying to get an appointment with hardcore RSS
man and BJP president Nitin Gadkari, the chief of the RSS Mohan
Bhagwat was speaking in Lucknow, laying out the broad mindspectrum
of his so-called cultural organization and an agenda for the BJP.
Here, for the
benefit of the Badals of Punjab and their ilk, is a glimpse of such
agenda: Bhagwat said the Hindu samaj "will never tolerate attack on
the centres of Hindu faith and atrocities against innocent" and then
addd that "All Indians are Hindus on the basis of traditions and
ancestors."
Bhagwat was
speaking at the local Saraswati Shishu Mandir, a part of a series of
such schools run by the RSS where children are given reasonably
better education but are also indoctrinated with RSS philosophy and
a bigot's world view.
In a country
that pays so much lip service to diversity, Bhagwat had the cheek to
say: "Our huge society has one ethos and culture that''s why we are
a nation." Lest men like Badal cannot get the message, he added:
"The RSS was working on the basis of this very ideology."
"Keeping in view
that fact that we all are Hindus, we should interact and work
unitedly for the upliftment of the society," the RSS chief said.
Now, it is the Badals turn to be inspired if he indeed thinks that
"we are all Hindus". But if he doesn't, will he have the courage to
ask the Sikhs not to be bothered by such statements and remind them
that RSS was an enemy of the Sikhs as per a hukumnama of Akal Takht
Sahib.
Injecting a
rather scientific form of racism and giving it chromosomal
respectability, Bhagwat said it had been proved scientifically that
DNA of people living in Indo-Iranian plate was similar from the last
40,000 years. "Therefore we should live like brethren and compliment
each other." For a Quom that lives by the dictum of "Sarbat Da
Bhala", the suggestion that people of one race should live together
happily is something of a poison philosophy.
Bhagwat and his
ilk has been treading this agenda ever since he took over in April
last year when at his very first appearance as an RSS chief, he had
said that, “All the inhabitants of Hindustan are Hindus by virtue of
their culture and way of life.”
The SGPC and the
Badal-led Akali Dal have adopted a posture of complete silence in
the face of continuous barrage of such statements from the saffron
camp with which the Akali Dal has an alliance. Instead, the Badals
have been on a please-the-BJP trip for quite some now.
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January 2010
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