If The Modi Decree Continues, The Largest Country In The World May Fall Apart

 

This was in 1978. The city is Ahmedabad, the largest city in the Indian state of Gujarat. In between, a religious gathering of Hindus is going on in a large field. Then a twenty-eight-year-old young man starts addressing the thousands of people with great enthusiasm. he is saying: "Muslims have ruled us Hindus for eight hundred years. They have oppressed us. kept us as slaves. Now the time has come to tell the Muslims that India is ruled by us Hindus. Now they should remain as our slaves.

It is clear from the speech that he is addressing a religious fanatic. In his speech, he abuses and insults Muslims. The Hindu exhorts the audience not to show any mercy to the Muslims and to treat them like masters. The name of this staunch anti-Muslim youth is Narendra Modi, who in 1978 had some popularity only in Ahmedabad city. But today he has international fame and is known as the Prime Minister of India.

Personal background

Narendra Modi belongs to a lower middle class family. Wandered in childhood. Instead of studying, his heart was in sports. So he entered the school of the extremist Hindu organization, RSS, where the children were also fed various games. He passed his matric with difficulty in the third division. Then went on to get BA and MA degrees from correspondence institutions, however, it is also said that both of his degrees are fake. 

In 1975, 25-year-old Modi became a permanent member (pracharak) of the RSS. Fighting, quarreling and bullying Muslims was Modi's favorite pastime. He was also a good administrator. Due to these qualities he got promoted in RSS. The organization later disaffiliated him from its political faction, the BJP.

In 1992, Modi and his cronies played an important role in destroying the Babri Masjid. After this success, the leaders of RSS and BJP realized that everyone around them is afraid of Modi's bullying and hooliganism. He liked this feature so much that in 2001 he was given the post of Chief Minister of Gujarat. The BJP in the state was in a state of civil war.

Shortly after becoming the Chief Minister, there was a Hindu-Muslim riot at the Godhra railway station in Gujarat. After this riot, Modi gave the hint to the Hindu goons to play Holi with the blood of Muslims. Even the devil must have trembled after seeing the terrible oppression and persecution inflicted on Muslims by the extremist Hindus under the leadership of this goon.

But for showing brutality and even terrorism against Muslims, he became the favorite leader of Hindu nationalist and extremist leaders. Since 1980, the policy of these leaders was to create as much riot as possible between common Hindus and Muslims. The reason is that after every riot, a large number of common Hindus would accept their political party, the BJP.

Coming to power

In 2000, Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the top leader of the BJP and the Prime Minister of India. He was a writer and a poet. Then he had close relations with Muslim leaders. That is why the extremist Hindus could not carry out a campaign full of killings and killings against the Muslims under their leadership. The Indian people also did not like the rule of the BJP, full of hatred and prejudice, and in the election of 2004, they brought the Congress and its rival parties back to power.

After reaching the government, the Congress ministers, advisors and leaders put an end to corruption. Took good kickbacks in government contracts. Eat commissions and become billionaires overnight. Congress ruled till 2013. His corruption made the hearts of the Indian people sour. Now in election 2014, Hindus 

Nationalist organizations made Narendra Modi the unanimous candidate. Modi campaigned on two points: 

Firstly, he will make the Hindu nation the most respected and powerful nation in the world.

Secondly, he will make India an economic superpower by making India free from corruption. 

Attack on Muslims

The Hindu people, hating the Congress government, voted for Modi in droves and made him successful. As soon as Modi assumed the government, he started activities against Muslims. Thus, he wanted to show that the real rulers in India are Hindus and they also have power. Extremist Hindu goons started attacking Muslims wearing Islamic clothes and carrying cows. Islamic rites and rituals started to be mocked.

This is when the campaign started against the Modi government in the Gulf countries and Europe and America and started criticizing it, Modi & Co.'s economic interests seemed to be in danger. So, on the instructions of their leaders, the Hindu goons stopped attacking the Muslims and cooled down.

Meanwhile, the Modi government has convinced the Hindu people with their actions that they are the real owners of India. And that they can crush Muslims like ants whenever they want. As if the extremist Hindu leaders, under their strategy, created a feeling in the common Hindu that he is superior to the Muslim. This spirit gave him pride and pride and he became afflicted with a sense of superiority. Common Hindus don't consider Muslims as human beings, they don't care about them. That is why Hindus are now targeting Muslims for small things. 

Now, under the Modi government, it has become a practice that if there is any riot, the houses, offices and shops of Muslims are burnt. No Hindu transacts with them. Whatever remains of the riot, the administration brings in bulldozers to raze it. Therefore, the punishment that came down on the Indian Muslims in the form of the Modi government, is taking a terrible form day by day. 

A false sense of superiority

However, the false and misguided sense of superiority created by Narendra Modi and the extremist leaders among the Hindu people may also lead to the disintegration of India in the future. This scenario has become prominent in Northeast India during the last few months. When the water may go over the head, the Hindu nationalist leaders will realize that they have dug their own grave with their own hands. 

In the name of Hindu nationalism, the Muslims of India were first forbidden to live. Then they started trying to bring the tribes settled in South India and other Indian states into the embrace of Hinduism. These tribes are Christians or follow local religions. When the Hindu goons pushed back, the parties clashed. That is why extremist Hindu leaders in South India are viewed with hatred and dislike. After this, the Sikhs became victims of the Modi government and they campaigned vigorously against the government's agricultural laws. Sikhs have now become fierce opponents of BJP.

Secession movement

Northeast India has become the latest victim of these Hindu extremists. This region consists of eight states…… Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Mizoram. A small geographical strip located in Bengal connects this region with India.

According to the 2011 census, the population of this area was around 45 million. In the last twelve years, the population has increased by more than five and a half million. Less than 50 percent of this population is Hindu. 25 percent of residents are Muslims. 22 percent Christians, 2 percent Buddhists and 1.5 percent belong to other local religions. 

The bottom line is that Muslims, Christians and Buddhists are poor. They live in rural areas and do farming. Most of the Muslims and Christians living in the cities also do menial jobs. Politics, trade, business and administration of the region are dominated by Hindus. So they are powerful and powerful. In order to fulfill their interests, they take all possible legal and illegal methods. 

These Hindus now want to occupy the countryside and forests where Christians and tribals live. This is the reason for the recent conflict in Manipur where the Hindu judges of the judiciary allowed the Hindu administration to take over the forests. When Christians and other tribes protested, Manipur Hindus rioted. A lot of atrocities were committed on Christians. Their houses were set on fire and women were desecrated.

For the last few months, Hindu extremists have started attacking the Muslims of India again. The reason is that parliamentary elections are to be held next year. Moreover, all the opposition parties in India have formed a front against the BJP, so the Hindu extremists have adopted the traditional strategy…..which is to create riots between Muslims and Hindus. Thus the religious sentiments of a large number of common Hindus are inflamed and they get angry and flock to the platform of BJP.

It is true that no major corruption scandal has come to light during the Modi regime. Also, India has made economic progress, but most economists say that this progress is limited to a certain class. The rural and poor sections of India could not benefit from the fruits of development. Millions of Indians are still groaning under the burden of poverty, disease, unemployment and ignorance. With this kind of development, India cannot become the economic power that Narendra Modi is dreaming of.

The reality is that if Modi and other Hindu extremists continue their policies of hatred, hostility and bigotry, India will become a hotbed of religious riots. A widening gap between the rich and the poor may also encourage the poor to rebel or revolutionize. Therefore, the Indian establishment will have to be active in ending the Modi doctrine, otherwise India may gradually disintegrate.