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Incredible how shamelessly Leftists peddle this cr@p despite the colossal failure of URSS, Eastern Comme bloc, CUBA, China, NoKo... the world has stopped listening long ago, but they never give up.
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It’s true. Indians don’t know their own history.

I know about Clive and Shah Jehan but I was not aware of this.

I don’t know what is wrong with India that it cannot accept its past. Wait, some one might go ape$hit if the truth were more widely disseminated.
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sanjaykumar wrote:It’s true. Indians don’t know their own history.

I know about Clive and Shah Jehan but I was not aware of this.

I don’t know what is wrong with India that it cannot accept its past. Wait, some one might go ape$hit if the truth were more widely disseminated.
why should it be revealed when certain people like harsimrat kaur badal and her gang for years and years have projected just the opposite.

every political party is agenda driven and strives to keep the Hindus down
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ever wonder who is this guy prashant kishore....

who is backing him, what is his agenda and why is he so hell bent on destabilizing India and derailing her growth story by promoting radicals

even khujliwal appeared suddenly one fine day and he has been promoting chaos ever since and as did prashant kishore....

who really are these guys.

one thing is sure, these two guys are not good for India.

just think of the guys that this prashant kishore character has worked for so far

(yes, it includes the BJP too but then the BJP got rid of him in a hurry and now they keep very clear of him)




The IDEA and SPACE that #Congress represents is vital for a strong opposition. But Congress' leadership is not the DIVINE RIGHT of an individual especially when the party has lost more than 90% elections in last 10 years.

Let opposition leadership be decided Democratically.


— Prashant Kishor (@PrashantKishor) December 2, 2021
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so, mumtaz banoo is going to shoehorn herself into the role of the leader of the opposition and thence onward, in a MAH like coup, to the PM's gaddi

if wishes were horses, then ......................, no

and does this mean that onion merchants will go to the rashtrapathi bhavan onlee

so much of wheeling and dealing between old, unscrupulous, and accomplished backstabbers means that everyone is going to be sleeping with one eye open

May this be the beginning of end of dynasty in Congress.

Wish the pre 1969 congress emerges that will be left of centre and the BJP as mutual alternatives.

“There is no UPA now” Mamata's swipe at Congress after meeting Sharad Pawar
http://toi.in/72AI9Y/a24gj
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Prashant Kishore's aim was the Gandhi parivar. As we've discussed here in the past he harbors deep political ambitions, for the time being he is working on expanding TMC's footprint and also working closely with other regional satraps to once again float the idea of a third front with INC supporting from the outside. Trouble for PK is INC has a long history of supporting third front governments and then pulling the rug at the most opportune time ! He knows his history and hence wants to get rid of the Gandhis so that INC acts as per script in 2024. That said it is quite rich for him to talk about "dynasty" when every one of his clients including TMC functions as a familial fiefdom, be it Shiv Sena, NCP, JDS or DMK. This also poses a problem because none of them will yield an inch to TMC if the later harbors an ambition of being a pan-national party.
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Prashant Kishors grand aim is to be a consensus candidate for PM. It may not happen in 2024 but he is playing the long game as age is on his side. Note the earlier comments on BJP and how it will be Centre stage for next 30 years…his plan is to unite the Opposition and get himself nominated as the PM.
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Prashant Kishore is like a dog running with wolves. He'll get eaten if he gets too close to the meat.
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Tanaji wrote:Prashant Kishors grand aim is to be a consensus candidate for PM. It may not happen in 2024 but he is playing the long game as age is on his side. Note the earlier comments on BJP and how it will be Centre stage for next 30 years…his plan is to unite the Opposition and get himself nominated as the PM.
Correct. He is a very smart guy, he tried to capitalize on BJP's success in 2014 but he wasn't given a plank to project himself as a future minister/CM/PM material, so he went to Nitishwa who has a Phd in cunningness and saw through PK and chucked him out after using him for one election. Now he is riding on Mamata Bano's saree , but PK knows that he has no future in TMC. TMC is Mamata's baby and she won't tolerate any competition to her position, secondly PK is smart enough to know that TMCs prospects as a pan-India political party is dead on arrival. They may wrest a state or two in NE where there is a history of MLAs jumping from one party to another but winning in bigger states outside Bengal is simply impossible.

That leaves him with two options - AAP and INC. AAP is still in its infancy and faces the same obstacles as TMC, namely a megalomaniac called Kejri who himself wants to be the PM and growing pains to expand itself as a pan-national party . So INC it is for PK in the long term. He knows he cannot be the "king" in INC as long as the Gandhis and the Gandhi loyalists are still around. He wants to make enough noise so there is change of leadership in INC and that's when he'll jump the ship and project himself as the leader somewhere close to 2027-2028. Think about it, all the INC old guard are in their 70s or 80s, the party is ripe for taking and has a very weak leadership. Once Sonia croaks, pappu and his equally dumb sister will be sidelined but there isn't a strong enough person who is acceptable to all, PK knows this and is now making moves one step at a time.

While neither BJP nor RSS are known to be political savvy but if they were i'd have loved to see a RSS placed "machurian candidate" within INC who can neuter both Gandhis and PK's machinations. A 120 yr old party with pan-India presence and robust infrastructure is just too important and too dangerous for someone like PK to lead.
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Tanaji wrote:Prashant Kishors grand aim is to be a consensus candidate for PM. It may not happen in 2024 but he is playing the long game as age is on his side. Note the earlier comments on BJP and how it will be Centre stage for next 30 years…his plan is to unite the Opposition and get himself nominated as the PM.
govind rajan is very very quiet these days.............

have his hopes of being anointed as pappu's slimy sardar avatar been dashed or worse has he now become irrelevant, just like kaushiq basoo and his frequent anti Modi fulminations
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were they waiting for the Lotus to bloom.............


their wishes have come true


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wonder what they are thinking, now that the lotus has bloomed
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Ambar wrote:
Tanaji wrote:Prashant Kishors grand aim is to be a consensus candidate for PM. It may not happen in 2024 but he is playing the long game as age is on his side. Note the earlier comments on BJP and how it will be Centre stage for next 30 years…his plan is to unite the Opposition and get himself nominated as the PM.

While neither BJP nor RSS are known to be political savvy but if they were i'd have loved to see a RSS placed "machurian candidate" within INC who can neuter both Gandhis and PK's machinations. A 120 yr old party with pan-India presence and robust infrastructure is just too important and too dangerous for someone like PK to lead..
Sir
Why do you assume they have initiated such a strategy
What is G23
Azad is making too much Azadi nowadays
I think Azad is the ‘poison chalice’ served to Maa and Beta
Subbu and Owaisi are the two flanking loose cannons placed strategically to scythe the field
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chetak wrote:govind rajan is very very quiet these days.............
Do you mean "Raghuram Rajan"?
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Vayutuvan wrote:
chetak wrote:govind rajan is very very quiet these days.............
Do you mean "Raghuram Rajan"?

i always call this blighter govind rajan

India's very own dr doom
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^^^ It just means that hot money has abandoned famiglia as a lost cause :


Heir today, gone tomorrow?

https://www.economist.com/leaders/2021/ ... hould-quit

What used to be kujli's money is up for grabs...and sure enough mumtaz is making a run for it. I hope she overreaches like nithishwa, cbnaidu etc and fails miserably. Atleast bengal will get better...
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Mumtaaz Banoo has been nursing the deep desire for a l-o-n-g time to be the PM of the land. She has decimated INC in Bengal and in the entire NE. Now she is trying to expand her base outside of the east, and hence sent PK to start the hack job. PK doesn't have the desire to be the PM, but has the deep desire to be the kingmaker of the land. Along with PK, Mumtaaz has been sending off her good for nothing nephew to nuild bridges with the other regional parties, especially DMK, SS, AAP and NCP.
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chetak wrote:
Vayutuvan wrote:
Do you mean "Raghuram Rajan"?

i always call this blighter govind rajan

India's very own dr doom
His full name is Raghuram Govind Rajan.
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Kati wrote:Mumtaaz Banoo has been nursing the deep desire for a l-o-n-g time to be the PM of the land. She has decimated INC in Bengal and in the entire NE. Now she is trying to expand her base outside of the east, and hence sent PK to start the hack job. PK doesn't have the desire to be the PM, but has the deep desire to be the kingmaker of the land. Along with PK, Mumtaaz has been sending off her good for nothing nephew to nuild bridges with the other regional parties, especially DMK, SS, AAP and NCP.
Partly true. She wants to be PM. Plus a PM from WB slogan will increase her image within the state and will increase her MP seats in 2024 and decrease BJP MP seats at the same time. So Mumtaaz for PM idea is good for her even if the same is unrealistic.

PK is now controlled by external agencies. He just like Mumtaaz is on their pay. He is helping BIF with data collection and identifying faultlines etc in each state and location.
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what is the aukat of this anti national soldout clown and who among the BIF is/are pulling his strings

there is no doubt left anymore that this is a well planned out regime change operation and these farmer's "demands" will continue ad nauseam


Rakesh Tikait Calls For Nation-wide Movement Against Bill For Privatisation Of Banks

Rakesh Tikait Calls For Nation-wide Movement Against Bill For Privatisation Of Banks


5th December, 2021

In a fresh warning, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait, on Saturday asked citizens to 'See the result, on December 6' when the bill for privatisation of public sector banks is going to be presented in the Parliament. In a tweet, Tikait said that he had said at the beginning of protests against three farm laws that the next 'number would be of banks'. Yesterday, farmer unions had announced to form a 5-member panel to re-open talks with the Centre on unresolved demands.

The BKU leader also claimed that 'there is a need for a common movement across the country against privatisation'.
हमने आंदोलन की शुरुआत में आगाह किया था कि अगला नंबर बैंकों का होगा। नतीजा देखिए, 6 दिसंबर को संसद में सरकारी बैंकों के निजीकरण का बिल पेश होने जा रहा है। निजीकरण के खिलाफ देशभर में साझा आंदोलन की जरूरत है । #StopPrivatization

— Rakesh Tikait (@RakeshTikaitBKU) December 4, 2021
Rakesh Tikait demands state-wise compensation for deceased farmers
While speaking to ANI ahead of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha's scheduled meeting on Saturday, Tikait had asserted, "Our demand for minimum support price (MSP) is from the Government of India. The talks have just started, we will see how it goes. We won't develop any strategies today, we will only discuss how the agitation should move forward."

He further added that the Friday talks between Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and farmers were inconclusive. "Talks between Haryana CM and farmers yesterday remained inconclusive, although they have agreed to take back the cases registered against farmers. Like Punjab, we need state-wise compensation for deaths of farmers and employment," he added.

Farmers to restart dialogue with Centre
Briefing the media, BKU leader Rakesh Tikait announced that the Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) had finalized a 5 member committee to make all decisions regarding the future course of the farmers' protest. Members of the 5 member committee include farmer leaders Ashok Dhawale, Gurnam Singh Chaduni, Shiv Kumar Kaka, Yudhvir Singh, and Balbir Singh Rawal. According to SKM, several issues such as a law on MSP, the Electricity Amendment Bill, and the Lakhimpur Kheri case needed to be resolved for the year-long protest to be called off.

A senior member of the SKM added, "After the repeal of the three laws, we took stock of the situation today in a meeting held at Singhu border. We then discussed how we can take our movement forward. The biggest issue we talked about was MSP, Electricity Bill and pollution caused due to stubble burning. On these 3 issues, action has not been taken by the Centre yet. Additionally, cases against farmer leaders during the agitation need to be cancelled, and compensation to the 700 farmers who died needs to be given. We also discussed the Lakhimpur Kehri case which is still pending."
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New Khejri is being created.
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why was this selective compensation allowed, after all, doesn't the BJP have a firm hold on this govt.

compensate all or none. Such a foolish act of selective compensation is used to fix the blame, allegedly and communally identifying the "victim" and thereby condemning the "perpetrator", even though the reverse is true

it's high time that the BJP showed some testicular fortitude onlee

this gaddar is just looking for the right time to jump ship and is slyly preparing the grounds for such an eventuality.

Is this hypocrite "sushaasan" babu, or "jizya" babu, the BJP must decide clearly for itself........

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and this is what was done just a few days ago and the BJP kept quiet, as usual


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chetak wrote:what is the aukat of this anti national soldout clown and who among the BIF is/are pulling his strings

there is no doubt left anymore that this is a well planned out regime change operation and these farmer's "demands" will continue ad nauseam
His “aukat” has been conferred by the BJP when they rolled over and gave in to his demands. Nothing on the ground has changed: the farmers are still there blocking the roads and are planning yet another tractor march on 26 January. Furthermore they are now emboldened to make more and more demands such as legal guarantee for MSP, banking guarantees, compensation for those killed and the list is endless.

In the meanwhile none of the so called law and order issues have come to light. Essentially when you give in a to an extremist’s demand, this is what you get. Some claim that it has removed the sheen from the “annadata” image that was being portrayed and this is a master stroke… that means diddly squat to Tikait and his gang. Politically he may be a light weight right now, but he is making all the moves to be someone. Elections are in 2024, are we supposed to put up with a siege on the roads till then from a Khalistani supported, hindu hating gang of supremacists?
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Three weeks after the shocking announcement of farm laws repeal, i am still trying to make sense of such a epic reversal without getting anything in return. How could they not see that Dakait and his agro-terrorists won't budge until 2024 ? Why is any of this a surprise ? Even if the govt decides to bankrupt the country by guaranteeing MSP on 100% of farm produce, give 1 cr compensation to 750 (a round figure!) dead farmers, govt jobs to their kith and kin, reverse all the pollution laws and give them free electricity and water over whatever they already get, dakait and co. will come up with new demands to squat and riot. Utterly naïve and foolish not to have seen this coming.
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Ambar wrote:Three weeks after the shocking announcement of farm laws repeal, i am still trying to make sense of such a epic reversal without getting anything in return. How could they not see that Dakait and his agro-terrorists won't budge until 2024 ? Why is any of this a surprise ? Even if the govt decides to bankrupt the country by guaranteeing MSP on 100% of farm produce, give 1 cr compensation to 750 (a round figure!) dead farmers, govt jobs to their kith and kin, reverse all the pollution laws and give them free electricity and water over whatever they already get, dakait and co. will come up with new demands to squat and riot. Utterly naïve and foolish not to have seen this coming.
I guess the GOI got feedback about growing discontent among Sikhs, and had to do something this communal hatred. The intimidate positive is the Hindu vs Sikhs, and anti-Sikh narrative has cooled them.
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This Govt is increasingly looking like a monkey flying a spaceship - unable to use the umpteen levers of the state to communicate, control, command. Random actions and long spells of inaction. But what do we one dimensional breast stroke people know?!
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^^^ Ambarji,

I cannot pretend that I understand the inner workings of MAD or their strategic goal. Tactically it has yielded a few benefits so far

1. Even some participants in this forum who think they are in support of the farmers are totally lost.
2. Some PIL is waiting to happen to unblock the roads. Public anger and election will definitely help. Maybe hizzoners will make a ruling to stop indiscriminate road/rail blockage
3. Channi, Sidhu and kujliwal are fighting each other while captain and mad are talking about something.
4. Msp money is directly going into farmer's account

If we can apply and repeal the law any time, why not wait for the dust to settle a bit. Sidhu seems to be working overtime on paki payroll even though pakis are/have been bankrupt for a while now. I am hoping that weeding out operatives like sidhu happens quickly electorally...
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Kaivalyaji, the MAD "strategy" from what we've seen over the last 8 yrs is to be reactionary, and even when they do have a plan they seem to have no contingencies in place if that plan fails. Communication has always been the weakest link in BJP chain but now the entire link is missing ! Just take today for example, the home minister was in RJ speaking to BSF on the force's Raising Day, he once again mentioned Balakot strikes, it is not just silly but poor optics when you say this when both Kashmir and North East are going through a crisis and highways leading to our capital remains blocked.

The opposition is not just playing a dangerous game by siding with terrorists and openly sympathizing with their cause but have also completely captured the narrative. The military needs the government's support on a day like today after what happened in Nagaland, and the government is nowhere to be found so the opposition is doing its best to push the knife deeper with the help of their media buddies.
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hanumadu wrote:His full name is Raghuram Govind Rajan.
OK I get what Chetak ji is saying - govinda goovinda!!!
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Vayutuvan wrote:
hanumadu wrote:His full name is Raghuram Govind Rajan.
OK I get what Chetak ji is saying - govinda goovinda!!!

:)
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NDPS law fixed

Drafting error, my foot. The INC seems to have removed a clause that would hold drug kingpins accountable under the NDPS.
Given that they have all revealed themselves as pakis, going by the actions of Sidhu, RaGa, and the INC and their allies, it it not surprising have no compunctions providing legal protections to drug lords in India, and now want to ensure that this cannot be grandfathered. So who exactly is the INC protecting with this "drafting error"?
This happened in 2014, when the Act was amended in 2014 to ease access of narcotic drugs for medical necessities, but the penal provision was not amended accordingly.

In June 2021, the Tripura High Court found the oversight in the law and directed the Union Home Ministry to amend the provisions of Section 27.

The government introduced an ordinance in September after the seizure of around 3,000 kg of drugs, estimated to be worth Rs 21,000 crore, at Gujarat’s Mundra Port. At the time, the provisions of the existing NDPS Act had been invoked for illegal drug trafficking.
The opposition tools think that a law against drug smugglers made effective retroactively is "bad law" but the law change is not a bad law. :shock: :roll:
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https://twitter.com/LiveLawIndia/status ... 8319977477


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Why does he think he is an American? Is living in privilege means makes these people they are superior Americans and need to patronize pathetic Indians

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LOOK AT LAST BUT ONE ... He is gone totally berserk
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Now he wants CRITICAL RACE THEORY in India ... whatever crap he reads in white land, he has to mix that crap into India
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Thread after Thread the same story.. we are a fortress besieged from inside. This is depressing state of affairs
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Atmavik wrote:Thread after Thread the same story.. we are a fortress besieged from inside. This is depressing state of affairs
Atmavik ji,

look at the big picture........

shaheenbagh, farmer's agitation, khalistanis, CAA/NRC, jehadi refugees from afghanistan, rohingiyas, bengal elections, ladakh, DGH, US university adds caste to its anti-discrimination policy, Last year, California regulators sued Cisco Systems, saying an engineer faced discrimination at the company’s Silicon Valley headquarters because he is a Dalit Indian, ityadi ityadi........twitter, facebook, strident fourth pillar activism and SJW

something big is cooking and the commies are the tip of the spear, the jehadis are clearly visible but what is not so clearly seen are the racist white supremacist trash hidden away in the background, boring away into the Indian body politik like termites

if not for covishield and covaxin (primarily, and among other things like prudent financial and social management), they would have backed us up against the wall with a firm grip on our throat......
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chetak wrote:
sanjaykumar wrote:It’s true. Indians don’t know their own history.

I know about Clive and Shah Jehan but I was not aware of this.

I don’t know what is wrong with India that it cannot accept its past. Wait, some one might go ape$hit if the truth were more widely disseminated.
why should it be revealed when certain people like harsimrat kaur badal and her gang for years and years have projected just the opposite.

every political party is agenda driven and strives to keep the Hindus down

So Hindus saved Sikhs in 1984, 1947 but also there is a long history of Hindus saving Sikhs. I guess I'm not being secular.

Secularism means negating your Hinduism so Sikhs and Muslims etc can breathe.
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sanjaykumar wrote:
chetak wrote:
why should it be revealed when certain people like harsimrat kaur badal and her gang for years and years have projected just the opposite.

every political party is agenda driven and strives to keep the Hindus down


So Hindus saved Sikhs in 1984, 1947 but also there is a long history of Hindus saving Sikhs. I guess I'm not being secular.

Secularism means negating your Hinduism so Sikhs and Muslims etc can breathe.
there are plenty of sikhs who will vividly remember the events of 1947 as well as those of 1984 and yet not one seems to support the RSS when they were/are being badmouthed

OK, this too shall pass.........


The woke driven khalistanis have "forgotten" as well as negated the help that they received from the RSS in 1947 as well as 1984 because their new found friends the pakis and the jehadis have made common cause with the jehadi sikhs and khalistanis like our international match abandoning sardar.

they have forgotten their historic debts, dependencies, and qaumi obligations and turned on the one Hindu organization that generously and fearlessly backed them, even at the cost of many RSS lives.

they are now trying to cancel the Hindus and denigrate the civilization because they are dancing to the tunes of the BIF drummers.



How RSS helped save ‘Darbar Sahib’ twice and upheld Hindu-Sikh unity






How RSS helped save ‘Darbar Sahib’ twice and upheld Hindu-Sikh unity


Connection between RSS and Sikhs has a historical context — during partition, RSS saved lives of many Sikhs & protected people in Punjab from onslaught of Muslim league-led mobs.

ARUN ANAND
5 April, 2021

New Delhi: The Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC), an apex religious body of Sikhs, recently passed a resolution that accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) of threatening minority communities by intervening in their affairs.

The irony of this move cannot be lost as the RSS had defended the sacred Sikh Shrine ‘Darbar Sahib’ at Amritsar twice when Muslim League-led mobs attacked it in 1947. The Sangh came out to protect Sikhs during anti-Sikh riots in 1984. And on 25 June 1989, 21 RSS swayamsevaks sacrificed their lives against terrorism in Punjab when an RSS Shakha, held in a park, came under a terror attack at Moga. These swayamsevaks were shot dead. An RSS resolution, in the wake of this tragedy, had emphasised the importance of collective efforts for nation building.

The connection between the RSS and the Sikhs has a historical context. During partition of India in 1947, RSS saved lives of a large number Sikhs also and played a major role in protecting the population of Punjab from the onslaught of the Muslim league-led mobs. It also helped move them to safer places.

During that era the English Tribune wrote: “Punjab is the sword arm of Hindustan and RSS is the sword arm of Punjab (The Saffron Surge: Untold Story of RSS Leadership, Prabhat Prakashan).”

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Partition days
Manikchandra Vajpayee and Sridhar Paradkar have mentioned in detail these two incidents in their seminal work, ‘Partition Days: The Fiery Saga of RSS’. The first attack came on the night of 6 March 1947.

“It was a terrible night of March 6. A formidable, organized mob of Muslims led by National Guards in their uniform was advancing from Sherawala Gate to Chowk Fawara in Amritsar. This time their target was the well-known Krishna Textile market and sacred Darbar Sahib. But…the moment they reached Chowk Fawara, they were fiercely attacked from all sides with lathis, swords, spears, knives and bombs. The mob saw that the attackers were none other but the Knickerwalas (RSS volunteers known as swayamsevaks were identified by their Khaki shorts during that era). They had taken such fright of the swayamsevaks’ past record that they ran away. Thus the victory under the leadership of brave swayamsevaks saved both the Krishna market and Darbar Sahib from destruction,” Vajpayee and Paradkar wrote.

The RSS posted 75 swayamsevaks (the complete list with names and addresses is available in the appendix of ‘Partition Days: The Fiery Saga of RSS’) to safeguard the Darbar Sahib at all times from any further onslaught. The RSS’ operations to protect the Darbar Sahib were primarily led by Dr Baldev Prakash, the then chief of RSS’ evening shakhas in Amritsar, along with the town pracharak (full time worker) Dr Indrapal, and Goverdhan Chopra, incharge of morning shakhas in Amritsar.

The second attack by Muslim mobs on Darbar Sahib began on 9 March. Vajpayee and Paradkar have given a blow-by-blow account of this incident too.

“That day March 9, 1947 troops of uniformed Muslim National Guards begin to advance towards the Gurudwara from three sides. A big contingent was advancing from the League’s stronghold in Katra Karam Singh, the second from Namak Mandi and the third from Sherawala Darwaza. All of them were armed.”

“There were a handful of sewadars and they were frightened. Unfortunately about a hundred unarmed pilgrims were also trapped inside. Because of the curfew they could not leave. Jathas of Sikhs from the rural areas who were coming on receiving information about the situation were stopped outside by armed policemen. This had been done in conspiracy with the League. Phone calls were coming to the Punjab relief committee office from the Gurdwara saying Muslim mobs were advancing towards the Darbar Sahib and the Golden temple was in danger. ‘Would you swayamsevaks not come to our aid?’ Durga Das Khanna, in-charge of the Karyalaya (RSS office) kept assuring them — Don’t panic, swayamsevaks have reached there and they have taken up positions in every lane. Whatever the cost, we won’t let anything happen to the sacred Darbar Sahib. This time too we will teach the Muslims a lesson.”

The Muslim groups were advancing but the swayamsevaks were also alert. Dr Baldev Prakash had also reached there with a team of swayamsevaks. Every mohalla and every house had already turned into a fortress. “This time the plan was not just self-defence but counter attack.”

The first confrontation was at Chowk Fawara where Muslim mobs had to retreat after some fighting. At all other places also Muslim mobs had to retreat back.

“Now the tables were decisively turned. The attackers were on the run and the defenders were chasing them and punishing them. The whole city rang with the shouts of ‘Har Har Mahadev’ and ‘Sat Shri Akaal’.”

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‘RSS played a role in maintaining Hindu-Sikh unity’
In a first-hand account of the riots in Lahore in run-up to partition, Prof. A.N. Bali gives a detailed description of how RSS saved a large number of Sikhs and Hindus. Prof. Bali taught in Panjab University and was a resident of Lahore. The book titled ‘Now it can be told’ was first published in 1949 and the preface was written by Master Tara Singh, a Sikh stalwart who played a key role in shaping up of the Akali movement as well as the emergence of SGPC as a key body of Sikhs.

Bali writes: “The police was mostly League minded … who else came to the rescue of the people at this stage but a band of young selfless Hindus, known as RSS. They organized in every mohalla (area) of every town of the province the evacuation of the Hindu and Sikh women and children from dangerous pockets to comparatively safe centres. They organized for their feeding, medical aid, clothing and care … even fire brigades were formed in various towns.”

“Their (RSS) discipline, their physical fitness and their selflessness in the face of dangers came to the rescue of the people in Punjab when the whole province was burning and when the Congress leaders were helplessly fiddling in New Delhi, not being able to overcome the opposition to the Muslim League and the obstinacy of the governor-general to their proposal for stronger action for the maintenance of law and order.”

After the anti-Sikh riots of 1984, noted columnist and author Khushwant Singh had said, “RSS has played an honourable role in maintaining Hindu-Sikh unity before and after the murder of Indira Gandhi in Delhi and in other places. It was the Congress (I) leaders who instigated mobs in 1984 and got more than 3,000 people killed. I must give due credit to RSS and the BJP for showing courage and protecting helpless Sikhs during those difficult days. No less a person than Atal Bihari Vajpayee himself intervened at a couple of places to help poor taxi drivers.”

(The writer is research director with Delhi based think tank Vichar Vinimay Kendra. He has authored two books on RSS. Views expressed are personal)
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Re: 2021 Strategic and Political Analysis-1

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Ambar wrote:Three weeks after the shocking announcement of farm laws repeal, i am still trying to make sense of such a epic reversal without getting anything in return. How could they not see that Dakait and his agro-terrorists won't budge until 2024 ? Why is any of this a surprise ? Even if the govt decides to bankrupt the country by guaranteeing MSP on 100% of farm produce, give 1 cr compensation to 750 (a round figure!) dead farmers, govt jobs to their kith and kin, reverse all the pollution laws and give them free electricity and water over whatever they already get, dakait and co. will come up with new demands to squat and riot. Utterly naïve and foolish not to have seen this coming.
Ambar Saar,
this is only my hunch, but taking back the farm laws gives Amarinder some legitamacy to take on the Congress in Punjab. Otherwise its still advantage Congress and AAP with the Khalistanis. Even though the very same Congress govt under captain didn't do much for the state in the past 4 years other than actively fanning flames using conspiracy theories, right now with the laws repealed it kind of resets the slate. otherwise it would have been capt. Amarinder, an agent of BJP and Congress and the rest fighting against fascist, communal, blah blah.... Modi govt and people must come together to fight it out.

Being people who are highly emotional (and I say this purely from the reaction to the Farm laws in Punjab and Haryana where a section of people were mobilized saying that lands fought for by our gurus will be given to Industrialists) they have diffused a potential fault lines which "could" proceed to become Hindu vs Sikh. Then the people on the sidelines will have to take a side eventually and it will be an US vs Them.
I don't think there is potential issue in the armed forces at the moment. they are too disciplined to do any thing that BIF wants now.
But once the fault line issues come to pass it will have people standing on one side or the other opposing each other. Something which the govt of the day would like to avoid.

With the farm laws repealed for now, capt. can go back and try to dent the support base of Congress as much as he can. but would it yield anything in a 4 pillar fight where Congress is decimated and capt. can form a govt on his own (i personally think it is highly unlikely) or with Akalis and BJP support will need to be seen.

Tikait is just a clown that people are giving too much importance. wasn't this fellow the same one who cried almost a year ago when rumors came out that arthiyas beat him up in the tent for not running this show properly. He is also like some dynast politician coasting on the coat tails of his fathers work and name.
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