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The genesis of a LOYAL HINDU
" Do to others as you would like others to do to you " is one of the
time-honoured axioms of religion.
This axiom could be used to explain why loyal Hindus, world-wide, wish
to see the day when the holiest of their shrines get liberated.
For the sake of putting forward an idea,
1. Consider the population of Bharat to be ETHNICALLY REVERSED;
## Muslims 81% and Hindus 13% ##
2. In this ethnically reversed scenario, assume that there were hundreds
of temples built on the ruins of mosques.
My questions are simple and straightforward::
1. Would the 81% Muslims living in this ethnically reversed Bharat not have
considered these temples, built on the ruins of their mosques, as OBJECTS
OF NATIONAL SHAME?
2. Wouldn't the 81% Muslims, living in this ethnically reversed Bharat,destroy
the temples built on the ruins of their mosques ? (The fact that they
destroyed, with impunity, the holiest of the Hindu shrines, built on
Bharat's soil, is another matter!)
3. If page after page of the Mussalman's history book were full of tales of
construction of temples on the ruins of their mosques, would they not be
saddened and fight for justice??
Now consider the above aspects from a LOYAL HINDU'S perspective.
1. A LOYAL HINDU considers the mosques built on the ruins of his holy shrines
as monuments of national shame. Would not a Muhammadan in (1) above,
feel the same??
2. It is the duty of every LOYAL HINDU to RECLAIM the temples that were
demolished to give way to mosques on the same site. Would not a
Muhammadan in (2) above feel the same???
3. Page after page of our history books are full of the BARBARIC ACTS OF
the Mohammadans who demolished temples with wild abandon and constructed
mosques on the ruins.
Would this record of History not sadden the loyal Hindu and prompt him to
fight for justice?
Would not a Mohammadan in (3) above feel the same??
Using the axiom, mentioned at the top of this article , what is wrong if
I fit into the above category of Hindus? What is wrong if I try to reclaim
my holy temples? WHAT IS WRONG IF I BEHAVE AS ANY MOHAMMADAN WOULD IF HE WERE
IN MY SHOES??
What Hindus like me are striving to obtain is what is OURS BY RIGHT. We
are not taking revenge for what happened 200-300 years ago, but just
reclaiming what was ours.
If we were to be revengeful, we would destroy the holiest of mosques ((an
act unthinkable by Hindus since our religion exudes us to be tolerant))
the way the Mohamaddans destroyed ours.
My only submission to the reader is "BE TOLERANT BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE
OF WRITING OFF WHAT IS YOURS BY RIGHT"
The rise of Hindu nationalism is a direct result of denial of justice.
A case in point is the RAMJANAMBHOOMI issue. Pseudo secularist after pseudo
secularist ranted that there was no Ram temple at Ayodhya. When ancient idols
of Bhagwan Ram were discovered when the so-called "Masjid" was pulled down,
what did the pseudo-secularist say? He said "the idols were planted by the
Sangh Parivar!!!!"
The other day the BBC, in its programme titled "LEGACY" showed the SO-CALLED
"Gyanvapi Masjid" in Benares. They clearly mentioned that this was built after
DEMOLISHING A PORTION OF THE TEMPLE. The outer wall of the so-called "Masjid'
contained CARVINGS EXACTLY SIMILAR TO THE HINDU TEMPLE ADJACENT to it!!!
This was shown, not by the Sangh Parivar , but by the BBC.
By NEGATING HISTORY, by DENYING what belongs to a HINDU BY RIGHT, by running
rough-shod over his feelings, the psedo-secularists are just adding fuel to
the Hindu fire. They seem to forget another axiom-"YOU CANNOT JUST WISH
HISTORY AWAY". Sooner than later, when the average Hindu gets to know the
truth, THE AVALANCHE WILL COME AND RESULT IN A HINDU RESURGENCE.
Ladies and gentelemen, that process has already commenced with AYODHYAJI....
Regards,
Suraj Parkash (Sabberwal)
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