Double standard: Targeting Sanatan is ‘secularism’ and ‘freedom of expression; targeting ‘Desh ke gaddars’ is ‘communalism’ and ‘murder of the constitution’

Double standard: Targeting Sanatan is ‘secularism’ and ‘freedom of expression; targeting ‘Desh ke gaddars’ is ‘communalism’ and ‘murder of the constitution’

SALIL RAINA

(POONCH TODAY NEWS)

POONCH: Although the former prime minister, the late Indira Gandhi, made the decision to introduce the word “secularism” in the preamble of the constitution through the 42nd amendment during the emergency period when the entire opposition was in jail, it remained a most debatable topic for decades, but the Supreme Court has consistently upheld that Parliament has the power to amend the preamble under Article 368.

In general, the word ‘secularism’ has no place in the ancient civilisation of Bharat but it was included in the preamble with a malafide intentions. It has been seen repeatedly that the words ‘secularism’ and ‘freedom of expression’ mostly have been used by the anti-national forces to fulfil their self-interest, which even goes against Sanatan mostly and against the interests of the nation. From the last few years, it has been seen that anti-national forces and anti-Sanatan forces have taken the shelter of these two words in hatching a conspiracy against the nation and the Sanatan dharma. The leader of the opposition in parliament, Rahul Gandhi, has taken the lead in targeting Sanatan because he himself is not a Sanatani going by his family tree. Even the title “Gandhi”, which his family is using instead of “Ghandy” (a Parsi title), is a borrowed one from Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Moreover, all the supporters of Rahul Gandhi across the nation are also doing the same act of targeting Sanatan regularly by taking the undue shelter of the words ‘secularism’ and ‘freedom of expression’. For targeting the Sanatan Dharma, they say these two words have given them powers to express their feelings, but when it comes to targeting the ‘Desh ke gaddars’, who always stood against the nation and the Sanatan, they adopt other option against the government by saying that it is ‘Communalism’ and ‘Murder of the constitution’. Is Rahul Gandhi’s brigade a part and parcel of the radical Pakistani terrorist ideology of the elimination of Sanatan from the soil of Bharat? The constitution of India treats all citizens as equal, but some anti-national forces have taken undue advantage of some words which were inserted into the constitution by the former prime minister with questionable intentions during the emergency to fulfil her hidden agenda of targeting the Sanatan for the future. The stance taken by the leader of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi, is a clear-cut example of Congress and its supporters’ hatred for Sanatan, and the nation has been seeing many examples of that regularly from different corners of the nation. This is the reason that after independence, Congress-ruled governments in the country, through their puppet educational ministers, always glorified “Mughals”, “Aurangzeb”, “Babar” and all anti-India and anti-Sanatan forces. They never projected the contribution of real nationalist forces that played a leading role in the freedom struggle. The stance taken by Rahul Gandhi and his supporters across the nation also shows that the Nehru-Gandhi family always worked against the Sanatan, and after coming out of power in 2014, they are in huge frustration and wasting no opportunity in targeting the Sanatan here and there.   It’s a big question mark on the silence of the union government, which has taken a constitutional pledge to protect the sentiments of every faith. The horrible state of affairs on the part of the union government shows that the law of the land is for the common man only and not for big anti-national forces who have taken everything for granted by targeting Sanatan across the country by taking shelter of ‘secularism’ and ‘freedom of expression. Sanatan respects all sections of society and considers all people of the world as one family, and it’s not the weakness of this ancient Sanatan Dharma. “The union government needs to bring laws for the protection of the Sanatan across the nation, or the day is not far away when Sanatanis will lose their patience and ultimately stand against the anti-India and anti-Sanatan forces in a powerful way. Our country needs nationalist minds. The government should include nationalism in the preamble of the constitution because nothing is more supreme than nationalism and the nation,” said a visibly angry twenty-two-year-old young Sanatani.