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

Thread. 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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Stories like Shambuka Vadha and Eklavya are often weaponized — not just by leftist propagandists to brand Hinduism as casteist, but sometimes by sections of our own Right Wing who repeat the same distorted narrative without checking the facts.

Let’s set the record straight. Here’s the true story behind these episodes.

Thread The popular version says:
A Shudra named Shambuka performed tapasya to enter svarga. Sage Narada told Rama this disturbed dharma. Rama killed him, restoring order.

This is portrayed as caste oppression. But this reading is incomplete.

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In 1921, the Khilafat Movement started in Malabar.
Its aim: to protect the Ottoman Caliph (the political & religious head of Muslims after Prophet Muhammad) after WWI.


But in Kerala, Moplah Muslims turned it into jihad.
What began as a political protest soon became a brutal Hindu genocide Hindus had nothing to do with the Caliph or Khilafat.
Still, they were attacked.

Why?
Because old hatred against Hindus mixed with this anger.
Hindu: landlords, shopkeepers and neighbors became the easiest targets.

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A lot of people say “Nirmala Sitharaman hasn’t been a good Finance Minister.”

But this is unjust.

Since 2019, she has brought some of the most transformative reforms India has seen in decades.

Let’s look at what the critics conveniently ignore.

Thread She simplified GST slabs, reducing them mainly to 5%, 18%, and 40%.

Luxury and sin goods are taxed at the highest rate, while compliance has become easier for small businesses.

This is about making the economy transparent + business-friendly.

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Hakla Khan is called the “King of Bollywood”.
Now his daughter Suhana Khan wants to be the “Queen of Farmers”

She recently bought 1.5 acres of agricultural land in Alibaug for ₹12.91 crore.

On paper, nothing seems wrong, until you realize this land was originally meant only for farming, and as per Maharashtra law, only a farmer can buy agricultural land.

So Suhana was shown as a farmer in the land deal documents.

Full Thread on the fraud Now think about this carefully.

How many young people from rural Maharashtra, whose families have been farming for generations are denied land rights because of strict regulations?

Yet, here we have a Nepo Kid with no connection to farming, being magically registered as a farmer.

This is not about one plot in Alibaug. It is about a pattern. A system that bends for the rich while suffocating the real farmers.

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Lokah is being celebrated as a “pathbreaking Malayalam superhero film.”

But beneath the spectacle lies a narrative that systematically vilifies Hindu traditions while glorifying missionary imagery.

Thread The central figure, Kalliyankattu Neeli, comes from Kerala folklore where she is feared as a Yakshi.
In Lokah, she is reimagined as a savior of the “marginalized.”

Her turning point is that She kills a Hindu king who massacred her people for entering a temple.

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Kapil Sibal recently declared in court, “Once a Waqf, always a Waqf.” That one line says everything about the Emergency India is under—not declared by a state, but imposed silently by Islamists, enforced by mobs, and legitimized by ‘secular’ elites.

Decades ago, Sitaram Goel saw this coming. In his collection of articles 'Freedom of Expression', he warned us: Islam has imposed an Emergency on India.

From CAA to NRC, from Triple Talaq to Waqf, from Sar Tan Se Juda threats to blasphemy laws—every issue must pass an Islamic test, or else.

The Hindu voice is muzzled, critique is criminalized, and facts are labelled “hate speech.”

What Goel wrote decades ago stands truer today than ever before.

Here’s a long thread from that prescient essay—unedited, unfiltered, unflinching. No newspaper or periodical worth its name in India will publish what I write in the lines that follow.

Not because the subject matter is seditious or sacrilegious or obscene, or even controversial, but simply because it defies the Emergency imposed on this country by Muslim theologians and politicians backed by ‘secularist’ intellectuals and politicians and riotous Muslim mobs and plain terrorists.

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On May 19th, one of the most controversial figures of Modern India, Nathuram Godse, was born.

Some rally that he was right. Others say he was fatally wrong.

But this is his final statement—unedited, unapologetic. A window into his mind and why he did what he did.

It is upto you to decide!

Thread: On January 13, 1948, I learnt that Gandhiji had decided to go on fast unto death. The reason given was that he wanted an assurance of Hindu-Muslim Unity… But I and many others could easily see that the real motive… [was] to compel the Dominion Government to pay the sum of Rs 55 crores to Pakistan, the payment of which was emphatically refused by the Government….

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26 people died in Pahalgam. Killed not in war—but in yet another jihadi ambush.

Their only fault was that they belonged to Sanatan Dharma. They belonged to Bharat

India responded with fire:
Operation Sindoor—a clean, precise military strike.
But let’s step back.
Because this cycle… isn't new.

And there was only one man who predicted this years ago. A man who was laughed at in his time—and is being proven right in ours.

Sitaram Goel.

Long thread Goel was no firebrand.
He wasn’t trying to go viral in the 90s.
He just read deeply, thought clearly, and wrote with brutal honesty.

What he wrote disturbed people. Not because it was false.
But because it sliced through polite lies we were taught to believe.

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Who is Hanuman?
A monkey-faced deity?
A superhero of ancient India?
Or the embodiment of cosmic energy and the power of the Self?

Hanuman is much more than myth—he is a living symbol of inner strength, devotion, and transformation.

Long thread based on @davidfrawleyved Ji's article Hanuman endows us with Atma-Shakti—the power of the inner Self—through which we unlock our higher potential and achieve the impossible. 🐒⚡

He gives us courage, confidence, and the boldness to succeed

1/ Maulana Abul Kalam Azad – The Unqualified "Education Architect":
India's first Education Minister had zero formal education—only traditional Islamic studies. Yet, he shaped India's education system. On his Death Anniversary let’s break down his real agenda. 2/ Maulana Azad was homeschooled by his father Maulana Khairuddin in Islamic theology, Arabic literature with particular focus on Urdu, Farsi, and Arbi.
No exposure to modern science, mathematics, or rational inquiry. Only hearsay about his self-learning in all these subjects.
Yet, he dictated what the millions of newly independent Indian students would learn.

Now that we have a BJP govt in both Delhi and the Centre, it's time to replace Mughal names with those of our real heroes—the ones who made Mughals tremble in their tents.

And what better way to start than with the man who raided Delhi itself? ⚔️

Thread on Bajirao👇 Bajirao Peshwa's Delhi raid in 1737 was a strategic masterclass that shook the Mughal Empire. On Nov 12, 1736, he set out from Pune with 50,000 cavalry, aiming to expose Mughal weakness.

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February 19th, is the Jayanti of Shivaji Maharaj as per the Gregorian calendar.

While we celebrate his valor and legacy, how many of us know that it was the great freedom fighter and thinker, Veer Savarkar, who wrote the iconic Aarti of Shivaji Maharaj?

Thread👇 In 1902, Veer Savarkar composed an Aarti—a song of worship—in honor of the great Shivaji Maharaj.

Every Friday, as part of the Ferguson Club's activities, this Aarti was sung before a picture of Shivaji. It was Savarkar's way of instilling national pride, unity, and a sense of courage in the hearts of young Indians under British rule.

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1/ Sati has been one of the most misrepresented aspects of Indian history. British colonialists, leftist historians, and missionary narratives exaggerated and distorted its prevalence to justify their “civilizing mission.” What do historical records actually reveal? 2/ Meenakshi Jain’s research, backed by inscriptions and texts, shows that Sati was rare, not a widespread norm. It was largely confined to Kshatriya women, particularly in times of war when women chose it over dishonor.

1/ India’s Soft Power Just Ended the Adani Saga in the U.S.!
Trump’s latest executive order halting FCPA enforcement might seem like just another business move. But look deeper, and you’ll see how India’s global clout just played a masterstroke! 2/ What was the FCPA?
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) allowed the U.S. to prosecute any company or executive accused of bribing foreign officials. Sounds noble? In reality, it was a tool to control foreign business rivals.

Trump Tells Columbia to "F**k around and Find Out"😂

Series of Events:

The ongoing diplomatic dispute between the United States and Colombia took a new turn after Colombia refused to allow two US military planes to land on its soil.

These planes were transporting deported migrants from the US as part of President Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies. According to the US Defence Department and the Department of Homeland Security, the flights were intended to return around 80 Colombian nationals back to their country.

/1 Trump reacted sharply to Colombia’s decision, publicly condemning the move as a violation of international law and a threat to US national security. This prompted a strong response from the US president, who immediately announced a series of retaliatory measures.

In a post shared on Truth Social, Trump warned of harsh penalties for Colombia, including significant tariffs and sanctions. "Emergency 25% tariffs on all goods coming into the United States. In one week, the 25% tariffs will be raised to 50%," Trump stated. He also announced visa bans for Colombian government officials, enhanced customs inspections of Colombian nationals and cargo, and financial sanctions through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

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The recently released Chavva trailer is under fire, with some calling it "Islamophobic." But why are many Muslims relating themselves to a tyrant like Aurangzeb? What’s the common link between them?

Long Thread: Aurangzeb, the Mughal emperor, is infamous for his religious fanaticism. His actions included:

-Demolishing Hindu temples
-Re-imposing the jizya tax on non-Muslims
-Mass conversions and executions of those who refused Islam

Were these personal whims? Or was Aurangzeb following doctrine?

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Balasaheb Thackeray is widely known as the champion of Hindutva, but here's a lesser-known story: just months before embracing Hindutva, he was on the verge of becoming a communist: Bhau Torsekar

Full Story👇
In the early 1980s, Balasaheb was seeking answers to the political chaos around him. During this period, some prominent figures in the communist circle approached him. Bani Deshpande, the son-in-law of Comrade Dange, and Vavi Bhatt, a well-known communist publisher, began visiting him at Matoshree.

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1/ Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan has been sentenced to 14 years in prison, and his wife Bushra Bibi to 7 years, in a mega corruption case. The couple has also been fined for their involvement in the Al-Qadir Trust land scandal. 2/ The case alleges that Khan and Bibi accepted land worth billions as a bribe from real estate tycoon Malik Riaz in exchange for laundering money during Khan’s tenure (2018–2022). The land was ostensibly for a spiritual educational institute under Al-Qadir Trust.

1/ The Third Battle of Panipat (January 14, 1761): A Turning Point
The battle was fought between the Maratha Empire, which sought to extend its influence in northern India, and Ahmad Shah Abdali (Ahmad Shah Durrani), founder of the Durrani Empire. Abdali, an Afghan king, had invaded India multiple times, but this battle was his most decisive. Despite the Marathas’ tactical defeat, their extraordinary valor made it one of the most legendary conflicts in Indian history. It is remembered as one of the largest and bloodiest battles fought on Indian soil 2/ By the 1750s, the Marathas had established themselves as the most powerful empire in India. From the Deccan to the Gangetic Plains, their dominion extended far and wide, with the Peshwas operating as the empire’s de facto rulers. This expansion alarmed Abdali, who saw Maratha influence as a threat to his ambitions in Punjab and the Indian heartland. Abdali formed a coalition of Afghan tribes, Rohillas (Pathan soldiers from northern India), and Shuja-ud-Daula, the Nawab of Awadh, to resist the Marathas. The battle was as much about territorial dominance as it was about the control of India’s future.

1/ Tensions flared at the Indo-Bangladesh border in West Bengal's Malda! As India’s BSF began fencing operations near Sukdebpur to combat illegal crossings, Bangladesh's BGB objected. What followed was a high-stakes showdown involving both border forces AND local villagers. Here's what happened…

Image YouTube ziaIAS 2/ The fencing, part of India’s effort to secure the 4,096.7 kilometers porous border it shares with Bangladesh. These efforts resulted in a face-off between BGB (Border Guard Bangladesh) at Malda, who claimed that the fencing was a violation agreement. Villagers from Bangladesh crossed over to protest alongside the BGB. The atmosphere was electric and volatile.