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The #KarnatakaElectionResults reminds me of few things @jsaideepak said at Karnavati Literature & Film Festival -
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1. Our destinies, our interest, our Hindu Hith, everything is tied to one political option, which was not the case in 50s, 60s and 70s because cultural
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1. Our destinies, our interest, our Hindu Hith, everything is tied to one political option, which was not the case in 50s, 60s and 70s because cultural
organisations were equally investing on the Congress and on the BJP at that time. That is the strategy of other communities and it makes sense because whoever comes to power, the 1st thing they say is "Hum Minorities ke liye itna pesa dete hai". Everybody is forced to say that.
But it is not the same compulsion for every Government to say that "Humne Hinduo ke liye itna kiya hai".
2. There is no guarantee that a particular political party will stay in power forever and #Karnataka is the current example. Which is why, it makes much more sense to invest
2. There is no guarantee that a particular political party will stay in power forever and #Karnataka is the current example. Which is why, it makes much more sense to invest
in the Policy so that it can outlast the existence of a particular government. Once a Policy is made, it is really difficult to roll it back and that is why BJP Govt. is struggling to roll back what the Congress did by the way of Minority Welfare Schemes.
3. In Karnataka 88% of Muslim vote share has gone to Congress and merely 2% to BJP despite the Appeasement and Welfare Schemes. So, as a community that doesn't subscribe to herd mentality, we have a greater obligation because we are a Global Minority which is facing serious
civilizational existential challenges, focus on that.
When we are focusing on development, the other side is focusing on religious expansion. So, the priorities are really different. You are voting for Vande Bharat, you are voting for Infrastructure,
When we are focusing on development, the other side is focusing on religious expansion. So, the priorities are really different. You are voting for Vande Bharat, you are voting for Infrastructure,
they are going to vote for Minority Allocation.
That is why we need to be able to have a bargaining chip which focuses as much on development but EQUALLY on Sanskriti, Dharm, and Hindu Civilization.
That is why we need to be able to have a bargaining chip which focuses as much on development but EQUALLY on Sanskriti, Dharm, and Hindu Civilization.
Ask yourself, are you willing to live in an uber developed country with Hindu population reduced to 50%?
Note: I don't subscribe to British defination of Hindus and Hindus, as it does, refers to Jain, Sikh and Buddhist as well.
Note: I don't subscribe to British defination of Hindus and Hindus, as it does, refers to Jain, Sikh and Buddhist as well.
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