WE ARE THE AGENTS OF CONGRESS!
Yep. You read that right.
Lately, a strange trend is taking over the so-called “BJP” ecosystem.
If you question BJP’s appeasement policies, or their sudden rediscovery of Ambedkar for vote-bank politics you are immediately branded as anti-india, anti-hindu, anti-bjp, traitor, or Congress agent.
Here's our reply
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Yep. You read that right.
Lately, a strange trend is taking over the so-called “BJP” ecosystem.
If you question BJP’s appeasement policies, or their sudden rediscovery of Ambedkar for vote-bank politics you are immediately branded as anti-india, anti-hindu, anti-bjp, traitor, or Congress agent.
Here's our reply
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Let’s be clear, political loyalty is not spiritual slavery.
Any party can change its direction or strategy, but the followers have every right , even duty to question it.
Because Sanātana Dharma was never built on blind obedience.
It was built on inquiry, dialogue, and reason.
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Any party can change its direction or strategy, but the followers have every right , even duty to question it.
Because Sanātana Dharma was never built on blind obedience.
It was built on inquiry, dialogue, and reason.
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In Abrahamic faiths, questioning authority is seen as rebellion.
In the Bible, when Thomas doubted Jesus’ resurrection, he was rebuked as “Doubting Thomas” a name that became synonymous with lack of faith.
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In the Bible, when Thomas doubted Jesus’ resurrection, he was rebuked as “Doubting Thomas” a name that became synonymous with lack of faith.
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In the Old Testament, Job questioned God for his suffering and was scolded, told that mortals must not question divine will.
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In the Qur’an and Hadith, questioning the Prophet or the message is considered kufr (disbelief). The Prophet’s own uncle, Abu Lahab, was cursed in Surah Al-Masad for mocking him. Dissent in these traditions often led to excommunication, execution, or eternal damnation.
The underlying idea is simple: Faith demands surrender, not reasoning.
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The underlying idea is simple: Faith demands surrender, not reasoning.
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But Sanātana Dharma is Different
In Sanātana thought, questioning is sacred.
Our very scriptures are built on questions not commandments.
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In Sanātana thought, questioning is sacred.
Our very scriptures are built on questions not commandments.
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The Upaniṣads are dialogues: student and teacher debating, reflecting, doubting, and discovering. Truth (Satya) was accepted only after discussion and mutual understanding, never imposed.
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In the Bhagavad Gītā (18.63), Bhagwan Shri Krishna himself tells Arjuna: “Thus I have explained to you knowledge most confidential. Deliberate on this fully, and then do what you wish.”
Even the supreme gives man the freedom to think and choose.
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Even the supreme gives man the freedom to think and choose.
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Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, one of India’s greatest philosophers, said if the scriptures claim “fire is cold,” trust your experience, not the text.
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Sage Yājñavalkya was challenged by Gargī Vācaknavī a woman philosopher in open debate. Instead of being silenced, she was celebrated for her boldness.
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Our saints and seekers questioned gods themselves Arjuna questioned Krishna, Nachiketa questioned Yama, and countless others questioned their gurus until truth shone clear.
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So Why Are We Afraid of Questions Today?
If our ancestors could question Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, why can’t today’s Hindus question BJP or any political guru?
When asking questions becomes a crime, we are no longer followers of Sanātana we are followers of dogma.
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If our ancestors could question Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, why can’t today’s Hindus question BJP or any political guru?
When asking questions becomes a crime, we are no longer followers of Sanātana we are followers of dogma.
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Sanātana Dharma gave the world this message:
“Don’t believe because it’s written. Don’t follow because it’s said. Realize because you have known it yourself.”
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“Don’t believe because it’s written. Don’t follow because it’s said. Realize because you have known it yourself.”
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Questioning is not rebellion it’s reverence through reason.
It’s how the mind purifies itself and the truth reveals itself.
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It’s how the mind purifies itself and the truth reveals itself.
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So yes we have every right to question the BJP.
Just as our rishis questioned their gurus, and Arjuna questioned Krishna, we too can question those in power.
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Just as our rishis questioned their gurus, and Arjuna questioned Krishna, we too can question those in power.
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That’s not being anti-Hindu or anti-party, that’s being truly Sanātani.
Because in our tradition, loyalty is to Dharma, not to any political throne.
And questioning isn’t rebellion it’s how truth survives.
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Because in our tradition, loyalty is to Dharma, not to any political throne.
And questioning isn’t rebellion it’s how truth survives.
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