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The Indian Communist-cabal penetrated US academia particularly the ghetto of "South Asian Studies." There was a steady placement of graduated students from their India counterparts in a system of patronage.
A small group within this repeatedly forms front orgs to attack Hindus. There was this one "FOIL"—Forum of Indian Leftists, which morphed into many orgs all with the same few people behind them. This "Organization of Indian Minorities" smells like that.
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These Indian Leftists repeatedly attack Hindus in the US, including opposing amendments in textbooks in California which denigrated Hindus and seeking to replace "India" with "South Asia."
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This blows their bluff that they stand for "minorities" since Hindus are a small minority in the US. Rather their constant attacks on Hindu orgs, even in the US, shows their target is Hindus, wherever they are, on the behalf of #ChristoIslam, the two world-dominant ideologies.
So, who is this "Organization for Minorities of India"? What is their credibility? It is likely an offspring of an unlikely alliance of the Indian Left in the US and the Christian Right which had banded together in 2005-2006 to campaign for denying a visa to @narendramodi.
@narendramodi Their website itself hides the names of the people behind it. In the shadow world of the India Left this unknown org suddenly gets its fabricated "news" spread widely by the cabal in India.
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@narendramodi Ironically, this entire cabal hates to use the word India since they see India as #tukdetukde "sub-nationalities" of South Asia. But here they call themselves "Minorities of India." Why? Because "minorities of South Asia" would mean they couldn't target Hindus, their sole aim.
@narendramodi Tragedy is the sellout of the Indian Left to Pakistani's agenda to which they are wholly aligned. So you'd never see these "South Asianists" raise the cause of Balochistan or Pashtuns or "sub-nationalities" of Pakistan, let alone advocate for the oppressed Hindu minority there.
