GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 15th Oct. The story of “Dara Hua Musalman” has been discussed extensively now-a-days. With its vast resources, the secular camp has carefully crafted the narrative. Initiatives that uphold a questionable “hate tracker” record have been launched. The liberal narrative, however, frequently runs counter to reality.
We have frequently observed how crimes involving a Muslim and a Hindu, where the Muslim is the victim, take on enormous proportions as the ‘liberal’ coterie screams “Hindu extremism” at every opportunity. There is a persistent effort to portray India as a majoritarian state that persecutes its minorities, particularly Muslims.
The fundamental tenet of the “dara hua Muslim” narrative is that each Muslim is afraid to practice his religion in Modi’s India and is targeted solely because they are Muslims. The majority Hindu population has become fascist since the Prime Minister took office, and the Muslim community is docile and helpless in the face of this.
In order to refute this claim, there are endless incidents where all crimes committed by Muslims are extreme, and Hindus are expected to ignore them. Because it contradicts the “secular”story, the truth is frequently ignored.
The idea of “secularism” is the claim that governmental actions or institutions ought to be independent of religion and/or religious beliefs.
The issue is that the word secularism is thrown around so much, especially during election seasons by politicians of all stripes that the average citizen is completely perplexed as to what it actually means. Secularism is defined differently by each major political party, and each uses the term improperly to further its own political objectives.
The Constitution tries to guarantee that there can be no discrimination against anyone based on their religious beliefs, which also means that politics and religion cannot be mixed.
Hindus now have to grovel for a small plot of land in their own country to celebrate their festival for a single day because India has reached the pinnacle of secularism.
Thousands of acres of Hindu temple land have been seized by the federal and state governments. There are presently 70,000 cases pending before the Indian Supreme Court. It doesn’t have time to hear them before making its decision. However, it has time to hear the case at the last minute and stay the high court’s decision allowing Hindus to celebrate their festival on disputed territory.
On the other hand, Muslims are not required to adhere to the “Ganga Jamuna tehzeb” in any way. Muslims are unwilling to move even a single inch?
The Quran declares that Allah is the only being.
Bowing before a deity is expressly prohibited if anyone else is performing rituals in its honor.
Don’t appoint disbelievers of Islam as guardians. Make no friends with agnostics unless they convert. And if they refuse, kill them.
We have seen how even the closest of friends revealed the whereabouts of Hindus who supported Nupur, like Kanhiya Lal, so they could be executed. Why then do you make someone say “bhaichara”? If you do, they will play the victim card, saying that they were denied a road and a place to perform a Namaz. They also referred to themselves as “dara hua Musalman.”
Around us, all we can see is “dara hua Musalman.”
In Jammu, where “dara hua Musalman ” were yelling that they would behead Nupur Sharma from the top of the mosque. In Aurangabad, “dara hua Musalmans” have been scribbling on the pavement as a result of claims that Aurangzeb was a serial killer. In addition, “dara hua Musalmans” in Kerala are commemorating the Mobala massacre of Hindus. We are surrounded by “dara hua Musalman” everywhere.
This is a resounding slap in the face to the government, which enjoys referring to itself as secular but threatens Hindus as second-class citizens.
Hindus have to grovel to Waqf authorities in order to celebrate their own festival after the Central and state governments seized hundreds of thousands of temples and refused to take responsibility for the decline in growth and rental income of more than 100,000 temples.
One of these “dara hua Musalman” broke the lock on a Hanuman temple nearby and desecrated the Hanuman murti housed inside a temple in Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh. The man was described as “mentally unstable.” After damaging the murti, the man offered namaz and chanted religious phrases.
The man broke the lock and went inside the Hanuman temple. The Hanuman murti was then thrown out of the temple, and namaz was then offered. People allegedly grabbed him and beat him up after witnessing him damage the Hanuman Murti.
A dara hua Muslim mob attacked a convoy of Kaanwariyas for conducting their Kanwar yatra through “their area” in the Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh in July 2017, resulting in widespread racial unrest and the injuries of many people, including police officers.
This alleged “Muslim area,” through which no Hindu religious procession may pass, is a village by the name of Khailam that is located in the Bareilly district. Muslims in Khailam village objected to Kaanwariyas passing through the main road in their neighborhood.
Unfortunately, these are the individuals who control affairs and make political decisions for the vast majority of Indian Muslims. They haven’t done much for Muslims other than shout slogans like “Islam in danger.” Perhaps it is time for the leadership of Indian Muslims to reflect on their contributions to the democratisation of Indian Muslims. If anything, they have actively helped to reinforce the backwards tendencies that exist in Indian Muslim society.
They ought to become empowered and educated rather than a “dara hua Muslim.” They should refrain from engaging in atrocities motivated by religion.
And if all Hindus are still adhering to this “secularism,” they are preparing for your own demise. In India, hypocrisy is the norm rather than secularism. Hypocrisy is extremely secular and takes many different forms. Hypocrisy can occasionally be the good intention that leads straight to hell. The phrase “Sarva Dharma Sambhav” should be emphasized at this point; no religion should demand special consideration. India needs to be united, not divided along caste or religious lines. All religions advocate for peace, but some parts of each religion favor hatred. Keep these elements out, and peace in this nation will never end.
