Thread by @PankajSaxena84

1. The Abandonment of #NupurSharma and Why it is a Watershed Moment for Hindus

When the government threw Nupur under the bus and validated that India is ruled by Shariat Law indeed, it changed something in the psyche of the Hindus.

2. Strategists and apologists for the Great Leader cannot understand why everyone is so riled up with the abandonment of Nupur, including some of the most devout bhaktas of the Party, who until yesterday were worshipping but now are up in arms against the Party.

3. What they cannot understand that the issue is of honor: honor of our women, honor of our dharma, culture and civilization. And personal security after public dishonoring will not do. I cannot help but find parallels with our epics like many other perceptive people do so too.

4. Draupadi was also not disowned by Pandavas in private. They loved her and would accept her after all humiliation. It was in public that they disowned her. Same happened with Nupur, no matter how much security the Party provides, they have abandoned our women to the wolves.

5. It is truly a watershed moment where more and more Hindus are realizing they need to fight on their own and that no government will come to help them. It is truly a wake up call and the parallels with the epics are not wrong.

6. At the heart of every great battle for dharma, at the cusp of every great reclamation of dharma is an adharmic act involving dishonoring women.

7. When Sita was abducted by Ravana, Ramayana happened.

When Draupadi was disrobed by Kauravas, Mahabharata happened.

A society which cannot protect its women is not a society at all. It is a group of shikhandis.

8. But Hindu society has proven again and again, it is a land of kshaatra. After so many dishonors, it will rise and strike the enemy on its own. With or without the Party.