Only when the BJP is in power does 'the nation' come to mean 'the government.' If you criticize the government's lies and blunders, [you're branded] a traitor, a foreign spy.
Who did Pahalgam?
Anyone who has common sense will be forced to conclude that it was done only by those who need to gain power, retain power, or divert attention through the Hindu-Muslim divide.
Otherwise, forget the fact that the terrorists came in more than two hundred kilometers, and similarly crossed back and returned.
Yet, even before the police reached the scene, the verdict-news comes out — "if Keechaka died, then it was Bhima who killed him
None of this adds up.
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Power has to be held onto no matter what. To do that, you always have to scare people by talking about the neighbor [country/community]
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BJP/RSS workers can protest, against anyone. But when that very protest inevitably becomes an oppressed, suffocated people rising against BJP/RSS, they call it the work of foreign powers, sedition. What exactly are they trying to say? This is how they try to divert attention.
Their attempts at this are on top of the terrorist attacks, bombings, Godhras, and riots like Muzaffarpur — conveniently created whenever needed and easily blamed on Muslims — to divert attention and achieve and consolidate power through communal polarization.
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Isn't it true that the current RSS-BJP rule in India was made possible precisely by creating communal riots and bomb blasts, and by generating communal/sectarian division — by saying things like 'those who rule India are your enemy,' 'the enemy of the (non-existent) Hindu,' 'Hindus are in danger,' 'only minority appeasement is happening'?
Now, to hold on to their power by any means, are the foxes and wolves themselves becoming the sheep and the protectors of the sheep?
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Yes, just as Russia collapsed because of two words — glasnost and perestroika — India is being destroyed the same way, by whipping up fervor, feeding lies and hatred, using two words. Those two words are 'Sanatana Dharma' and 'Hindutva' — two concepts and words that don't [really] exist.
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