How Narendra Modi picked a winner

Posted on by Chaiwallah

Initially, I planned that the title of this post should scream out an honest confession “How Narendra Modi picked a winner and how I was wrong”. But then, I realized it would be too pompous. Okay…I was wrong. No big deal. I am often wrong. It’s not breaking news 🙂

 

In 2014, BJP Chief Ministers were installed for the first time ever in Haryana and Maharashtra. At this point, let me quickly make one remark: I have a soft corner for Devendra Fadnavis. I think he is headed for something huge. Shivraj Singh Chouhan is about 10 years younger than Modi. Too close. Fadnavis is 20 years younger. Modi is ~20 years younger than Advani.  Fadnavis runs a high visibility state like Maharashtra …if he can showcase agricultural and industrial success there, I think he will be PM one day.

But, let me confess to my own bias. I had the opposite opinion of Modi’s other pick, in Haryana. I always thought M L Khattar was a dead end. The media always saw this humble RSS pracharak the same way. Always fumbling in English, tripping over cow, beef… A sitting duck really for the Lutyens media. Add to that the fact that Khattar is not even a good orator in Hindi and you have the perfect punching bag for the secular media.

Add to that the rural distress prevailing due to 2 successive drought years. Add to that the fumble over urea in rural Haryana in early 2015…when supplies ran woefully short owing to a massive policy goof up by the BJP governments at the State and Center. In some places, farmers were rioting…literally…for urea. Add to that the constant vilification of Khattar by TV media in heavily urbanized Haryana. I thought BJP was a goner in Haryana…one state they could definitely write off in Lok Sabha 2019. In any case, BJP has a history of fumbling badly the first time they are in power in any state: be it Gujarat or Karnataka or Rajasthan or Madhya Pradesh…the first BJP government in any state has a history of collapsing under its own weight.

So, what comes as a total surprise to me is Khattar’s massive sweep in Haryana Zila Parishad polls.

https://twitter.com/_N33R4J_/status/692923394388553728

Keep in mind that the parties did not contest on their symbols (except BSP) and so the data could be slightly off. But it is indeed clear that the BJP has won at least 19, perhaps 20 out of the 21 Zila Parishads.

Now, local elections are poorly correlated with state (or national) polls and generally tend to be won by the ruling party. But a 20/21 sweep in a state where media would perceive almost everything going wrong for the BJP tells a story. This is Haryana, the backyard of the Noida-Gurgaon media where Khattar is a daily punching bag. This is Haryana, home of Delhi’s media whore Chief Minister. If media cannot drive elections here, where can it?

Clearly, Modi picked a winner. The humble RSS man who came from nowhere has proven his worth. It is yet another testament to the Sangh’s leader factory. It is yet another testament to the power of the BJP cadre. Raman Singh was nobody. Neither was Shivraj Singh Chouhan. But, once elevated, they established themselves as leaders. Modi can only sow the seeds, it is for the cadre to nurture the crop. The ability to create strong regional leaders is the BJP’s greatest asset and it’s core competence. With no ruling family that owns the party (thank god!), the ability to churn out  leader after leader is a question of survival for the BJP.

The good news for the BJP from Haryana doesn’t end here. Notice that Congress is still at 3rd position. The main opposition continues to be the Chautalas. In other words, Haryana has become “Congress mukt”. Remember, the purpose in every state is not just to defeat the Congress, the purpose is to make people stop seeing the Congress as an option at all: to make states “Congress mukt”.

Of course, there is a deft caste calculation at play here as well. Despite being relatively prosperous, Haryana suffers from two plagues. First, it is a state with one of the worst histories of caste conflict. Having a Jat BJP CM in a state where the two other competitors (Chautala and Hooda) are also Jats would create a deadlock. Instead, having Khattar, who is a Punjabi, gives a chance for BJP to get all the non-Jat vote under its banner. Oh and by the way, it seems like Dalits voted for BJP big time in Haryana. This is also the same Haryana where the media tried its best to play up “Faridabad Dalit killings”.  Dalits in nedia dense Haryana didn’t give a damn about the Shehzada’s Rohith Vemula drama. It is time for BJP to become more confident about its new Dalit voters. Those desperately hoping for Dalits to break with BJP should realize they are simply on the wrong side of history. Dalits have long become politically empowered and they are simply refusing to fall for the smear campaign that the BJP is some kind of upper caste “Brahmin-Bania party”. LOL! Modi himself is an OBC who went to Varanasi and uprooted a Brahmin like Murli Manohar Joshi. The  smear campaign simply has no legs to stand on.

The second plague of Haryana is killing of girls in the womb and also the unspeakably horrifying crime of actually murdering female infants. This is perhaps where the BJP has done its best work. Khattar has taken his “Beti bachao” program to the grassroots. When Jat leaders met the PM to talk about reservations, he promised to support them if they would cooperate in spreading word against female infanticide. The previous Republic Day was turned into a show of women power in the Armed forces. Even this Republic Day, Khattar made it a point that parents of girl children should be honored in every village. In every village of Haryana, the flag was hoisted by the most educated girl in the community.  I do not know how much the BJP contributed to women empowerment via “pink chaddi” campaign of feminists, but I do know that the BJP got this done:

“Haryana’s child sex ratio (0-6 age group) crossed the 900 mark for the first time in 10 years in December 2015”

(http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/1st-time-in-10-yrs-sex-ratio-in-Haryana-crosses-900/articleshow/50609149.cms)

I don’t know how many tweets have been planned by leading saviors of women such as Kavitha Krishnan to mock the “tokenism” of #SelfiewithDaughter, but here is what Khattar has planned:

““We have set a target to achieve sex ratio above 950 within the next six months for the entire state,” Khattar said ”

 

Be more vindictive: Why Raveena Tandon should have got a Padma award

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Again, this post is written by the Evil me 😉

This year, shortly after the Padma Awards were announced, a very curious hashtag called #PadmaAward4Bhakts started trending on Twitter, like this:

https://twitter.com/DrunkVinodMehta/status/691568345624084480

Congis (and the crowd of supporters of their Delhi-Punjab satellite party…you know who) were trending this hashtag as if they were insulting and mocking Bhajpaiyyas. LOL.

I wasn’t insulted. Or irritated. I was delighted to see this hashtag trending. Let the world know. Let the whole world know that Padma awards went to “Bhakts”. In fact, it is a pity that people like Anupam Kher so richly deserved the award long ago. I wish the BJP could have found more undeserving people to honor with Padma Awards.

At least the way I see it, Padma Awards are an exercise of power. And seeking out and honoring hardcore BJP loyalists is a way to rub the Congi noses into the ground. Elections have consequences. 282-44! Remember?

We won. You lost.

When Padma Awards are announced, I want every single Congi intellectual to remember May 16, 2014 and cry. I want to taste the salt in their tears. It is the sweet salt of victory.

In fact, I agree with the Congress spokesperson here:

It is an absolute pity that Raveena Tandon didn’t get a Padma Award. Sadly, years of Dynastic rule has created such a long list of deserving people who have been deliberately ignored that Modi sarkar hasn’t had time yet to get to the truly undeserving ones.

I hope Raveena Tandon gets the award next year. Every Congi should know that her only qualification is being a BJP loyalist in popular culture. Let them remember these days and cry:

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Fun question: Who is the more undeserving person in this photograph?

That’s why I say:

BE MORE VINDICTIVE!

When Atal Behari Vajpayee came to power, he didn’t kick out Congis from the Raj Bhavans. But when the Congress returned to power, Sonia Gandhi was ruthless in removing BJP Governors.

Lesson learned. This time Modi did the same.

In the year 2002, the BJP thought it was setting a new standard, a new trend when it decided not to send some partisan hack to Rashtrapati Bhavan. Instead, our popular hero Dr. Kalam became President. I remember the year 2007, when people thought that Sonia Gandhi’s government would be too ashamed to bring back the tradition of sending some lowly stooge to Rashtrapati Bhavan. Names of eminent Indians began to be discussed all around for the next President. But Sonia Gandhi decided to show off her authority ruthlessly. To show her power, she deliberately opted for perhaps the least possible qualified President ever…just to make a point to the world that Rashtrapati Bhavan is firmly below her chappals.

With Dr. Kalam, the BJP had raised the stature of the office of President in the eyes of the people. With Pratibha Patil, Sonia Gandhi made it a point to crush every bit of that new prestige under her heels.

I hope a lesson has been learned. The next President of India should be a hardcore but lowly BJP worker. I hope Modi shows the world who is in charge now.

Okay….at this point, a liberal may well ask: do I not care about merit then? Whatever the Congress may have done before, is it not better to set in place a system where only the truly eminent are celebrated with National Awards?

My answer is : yes, I would love that, my liberal friend. But we should mark the grand transition from the era of loyalty based awards to a new era of merit based awards with a grand gesture, don’t you think? We cannot go back now and check and cross check who got which Padma Award in which year because of loyalty and who was genuinely deserving. So, let us make a grand gesture and rectify the two biggest examples of favoritism and injustice in National Awards. Okay…how about the liberals come together with us to formally withdraw the self awarded Bharat Ratnas of Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, along with a formal censure of both ex-PMs for abusing the system?  What say, liberals? 

Shashtrarth: How to decide on women at Shani Temple

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Yesterday was actually one of my best days on this blog so far. I put my views out there and I got serious feedback from those who disagreed with me. Honestly, yesterday when I wrote my post

https://dynastycrooks.wordpress.com/2016/01/27/why-liberal-moral-indignation-over-shani-mandir-makes-me-laugh/

I felt a little trapped by the likes of Kavitha Krishnan. Trapped between 2 issues:

(1) My own insistence on gender equality in all walks of life

(2) Maintaining the autonomy of Hindus with regard to their diverse traditions.

Okay…okay…I would be dishonest if I didn’t mention the third thing that trapped me 🙂

(3) The need to sound smart and act like I know the answer to every single issue 🙂 Cmon, so I got a little puffed up by the daily comments appreciating my posts 🙂

So, what I want to say today is this: if you disagree with me, please please be sure to comment. And of course, please be sure to also keep the praise filled comments  coming in 🙂 Your encouragement is simply invaluable.

Okay, so like light at the end of the tunnel, we had this great comment from Rajinder Sharma yesterday explaining how the rich Hindu intellectual tradition of “Shastrarth” can be used to answer questions on specific customs of specific temples. Hindu customs are rich, diverse and varied and whenever there is disagreement, we can resolve it the Hindu way. This is the way of Adi Shankara himself. It is very important to realize that a “Shastrartha” is not a religious court like, say a Saudi Sharia court, but a debate where a consensus has to be reached at the end. The reason that we Hindus are not bound to any specific book is precisely because of this tradition of debate. And any time is the best time to revive this spectacular tradition and set an example for the whole world.

Here is Rajinder Sharma’s comment:

“CW, I have been an ardent admirer of your posts and have made it a habit of reading each one, though of course I do not comment very often. But today, I wish to express rebuttal of your hypothesis.
Through the last few days the brouhaha on the Shani temple has attracted national attention, and terms like gender discrimination, constitutional provisions, right to equality, patriarchal male psyche, Supreme Court strictures and such similar phrases are being used incessantly to misinform the people that Hinduism discriminates against half of its followers, and that the agitating women are rightfully fighting against malpractices inherent in Hindu culture and for their due right. The situation is further exacerbated by high decibel media cacophony, desirous of creating perpetual fissures in Hindu society in the name of injustice to half of its followers. The other night I was watching a TV debate on NewsX, wherein one participant went to the extent of saying that Shastras were also written by patriarchal male who wanted to exert their hegemony on their female counterpart.
To start with this rebuttal, I wish to draw your as well as other readers’ attention to a fundamental question, “What is Dharma” or in European or Abrahamic terms “What is religion”. The Chrislamic religions have their specific books containing governing principles of their religion, and any deviation from those is sacrilege. However, the fundamental principles of Hindu Dharma are not restricted to a single book. There are a number of books, the Vedas, the Shastras, the Puranas etc, which contain multiple guiding principles of Hindu Dharma. The combined wisdom of all these scriptures is what we call Hinduism. If someone challenges the very essence of these scriptures as fabrications and creations of some patriarchal males, what is left of Dharma. After all there must be some specific governing principles of the Dharma, otherwise, what is Dharma? If any one denies the wisdom, the virtue, the teachings of these, how can he claim to be a Hindu? He could be a Hindu by birth, but not by practice, for, he does not trust the very foundations of Hinduism. He can best be called an Athiest. And how can such a person, devoid of any faith in Hinduism, assert his or her right to Pooja of Deity, which he does not believe in. Because, the Deity – Shani here – is a deity because these holy books, scriptures and age old Hindu tradition assert the existence of the Deity there. If you do not believe in these traditions, scriptures, how can you believe in Deity, for Deity is what faith of countless Hindus, due to revelations of Scripture and Traditions, have made it to be so. A place of Hindu worship and reverence is not a picnic spot, nor can it be made a ground for asserting constitutional rights. It is holy, sacrosanct, and any one who does not believe in the sanctity and inviolability of Deity, cannot and should not be allowed inside the temples.
I would further wish to state that this temple is the property of that Village, and not a property of the state. It does not get any financial help from the state, so how can state or anyone else lay claim to it. The decision regarding allowing entry to the temple should be exclusively left to the people of the village. No one has a right to force entry into the temple.
Lastly I would also like to add that Hindu Dharma has a rich heritage and history of Shastrarth, spiritual and religious debate, whereby the differing opinions regarding meaning of scriptures and traditions are debated and then on the basis of such debate, a consensus is reached, which is accepted by all the opposing factions. So, in this case also, a Shastrarth should be held, wherein people learned in Scriptures and Hindu traditions should sit together and arrive at a decision. Such interpretations can be made only by such learned people, not by courts, who do not possess the adequate knowledge of these scriptures. The matter is beyond the scope of judicial wisdom – Judges are common men with no special knowledge of Scriptures, and hence cannot be entrusted to adjudicate upon such immensely sensitive matter. Further, in the interest of Hinduism, ardent Hindus should avoid debating on TV channels, because TV channels are bent on discrediting and denigrating Hinduism for their nefarious, vicious agenda against Hindu culture and ethos. So, let us not let any vested interests to despise, demean or disparage Hinduism. All TV channels ascribing to anti Hindu agenda, should be mercilessly and relentlessly boycotted.”

Thanks Rajinder. Hope you comment more often.

 

 

 

 

Why liberal moral indignation over Shani Mandir makes me laugh

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This Republic Day, we witnessed a curious spectacle of the entire “national” media focusing on a group of women taking a bus to visit a certain Shani temple in Maharashtra. Apparently (this may or may not be true), the Shani Mandir debars women from entering or praying in some specific part of the temple.

Storming a temple? Oh my god! ROFL! Chill, Kavitha, chill…not everything needs to be described with Naxal terminology 🙂 This is just a Hindu temple, not the Kremlin that it needs to be “stormed”, it’s not even JNU. And indeed discrimination on gender has no place in our Republic of India, this is not the Republic of JNU or TERI or Greenpeace or Tehelka.

So, do I think women should be allowed to enter this temple or any temple for that matter? Of course! Are Hindu customs that are biased against women or certain castes need to be reformed immediately? Absolutely!

So, what is it that I object to today? What I object to is not the reform itself, but the fact that Hindus get no credit for that reform! Hindus are constantly reforming, we are not slaves of one book or one Prophet. We are not bound by the commands of Sonia Gandhi nor of Karl Marx. We hold reformers like Swami Vivekananda in highest esteem. And reform is happening among Hindus every single day: I think it was barely 10 years ago when women were not allowed at cremations. Nowadays, women performing last rites has become so common that it passes without comment. We are constantly, constantly changing. In fact, the rest of Indian society should be looking up to Hindus for always readily embracing change, opinion makers should be telling other communities to follow our example. Instead this is what we get:

Instead of being admired and praised for our readiness to constantly reform, we are told that WE are threatened by gender/caste bias but Islam and Christianity are not! Ha! Hey Shekhar Coupta (silent “p”), let’s see the Christians get themselves a female Pope before you bark on us. Just FYI, there has in fact been a female Pope but she got there by hiding her gender and dressing as a man…when her gender was discovered, she was stoned to death in public.

Hey Kavitha Krishnan…go storm the Vatican. Let’s see.

I am not even going to talk about women’s rights in Islam, partly because it would take too long and because I am scared of saying something that would put me on the fast track to being beheaded. As Mumbai Congress Chief Sanjay Nirupam would put it, either one should shut up in fear or be ready to face mob retaliation. It’s the foundational principle of our secular Republic.

This is akin to having a class where one student is constantly trying to be better, reading more books, studying harder every night, doing everything he can. But people keep picking on this student for every fault, while the other students get a pass for everything. This is not to say that the good kid should try to be more like the lazy kids who do nothing, this is to say that the good kid is being victimized. Instead of giving Hindus credit for reforming constantly, we hear endless whining about “regressive” Hindus. Just watch Rana Ayyub do it:

https://twitter.com/RanaAyyub/status/691989757572702208

Okay…Rana Ayyub, so you find Hindu customs “nauseating”. But look at this:

LOLOL! When Haji Ali issues a diktat kicking women out, it’s WE who are the bigots for not being able to see how generous and broad-minded they are 🙂

Or maybe we are just not seeing the “reform” in Islam. They don’t even ask us to pay Jazia tax (overtly) these days. Thank you so much….

Ironically, it is people like Rana Ayyub who are the biggest enemies of Indian peacefuls. How did peacefuls get to be the poorest people in India today? They were the ruling class of 800 years, no? Because when times changed, it was the Hindus who were able to embrace modern education and get ahead, leaving behind the peacefuls in the dust. People like Rana Ayyub got peacefuls all the “exclusive” privileges they wanted: a country separate from India where there would be no kafirs, special rights to guard their government funded “minority institutions” against influx of Dalits, rights to hang on to their own stone age laws on property, inheritance and rights of women. The Indian government will even pay for them to go on pilgrimages abroad. Ha! They got everything. The only thing people like Rana Ayyub could not give peacefuls is the desire to change and improve their lives. Now they want Dalits to lose part of their quota so that peacefuls can have it. Ha! What quota will you use Rana Ayyub to secure for peacefuls the desire to reform? Indian peacefuls have secured the right to have their own fortress separate from the rest of us. The joke is on you now…you have turned your fortress into a jail where you have imprisoned yourself. Peacefuls kept feeding their paranoia until they could no longer even trust the sun and the wind and the open sky…literally. Just see how black tents have descended over the faces of peaceful women everywhere, not just in India but across the world.

And that’s why I am laughing at Indian liberals who think that a group of women “storming” the Shani Temple has struck some kind of blow against Hindus in general. ROFL! You still don’t understand Hindus and how we take reform in our stride.

Hating our soldiers is not yet fashionable, but our liberals are getting there

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First of all, a VERY HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY to everyone! On this day, our first thoughts go out to our valiant soldiers who have protected our Republic in the harshest possible conditions. I read a report on Aaj Tak that the military killed yet another terrorist in Srinagar today…while you and I have the day off to watch TV, they are out there in the winter of Kashmir keeping us safe from our enemies.

And on this day when we are all proud, here comes the (former) Editor of the Hindu Malini Parthasarathy with her sour tweet:

This post is not really about Malini or her specific tweet. What I want to say is that these tweets are really a window into the future of Indian liberalism. Long ago, writing this post called “Dynastycrooks went from hating Modi to hating Hindus to hating India”:

https://dynastycrooks.wordpress.com/2015/06/12/dynastycrooks-went-from-hating-modi-to-hating-hindus-to-hating-india/

I had said this:

“Despite the best efforts of the chattering classes, the pirate boats of Greenpeace have never quite achieved the same level of public respect as the Indian Army. Openly hating the Indian military is not quite fashionable in India yet, something for which Indian liberals are extremely jealous of their American counterparts. In America, liberals are able to hate their military with a passion, even curse a dead war hero like Chris Kyle even as Clint Eastwood’s movie American Sniper on the life of Chris Kyle went on to become the highest grossing war movie of all time! Pity the Indian liberals who can’t do the same with the Indian Army. Don’t cry libtards, you will get there; for now try to be happy with kicking dead bodies of CRPF jawans killed by the secular liberal terrorists in the jungles of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha.”

What you are seeing in Malini’s tweet is not what is going on among Indian liberati at the moment, but what they aspire to. You see, visuals of the military that keeps us safe from Islamic terrorists evokes a deeply hateful reaction from liberals. But, because India is still surrounded by menacing nuclear armed neighbors, liberals are unable to openly give vent to their feelings and curse the military. Indian people in general are very aware of the serious military threats to our country and so overtly bashing the Army is bound to backfire in the general discourse. This is not the case with Americans, who are very assured of their unchallenged status as military superpower. Hence, liberal rats in America, who know that the US military will always be there to keep them secure from Islamists, feel totally secure spitting on the face of the same US military. The aim of a liberal is to always always bite the hand that feeds them.

But that does not mean that Indian liberals cannot aspire to be like their American counterparts. For the moment, Indian liberals usually satisfy themselves with bashing the “smaller” militaries like the CRPF for taking Naxals.

See, its police and CRPF who are the target at the moment. Liberals don’t usually dare to take on the Army…yet. But as Malini’s tweet shows, they ARE trying. They ARE testing the waters. Don’t forget how the military was denigrated over the Pakistani terror boat incident from 2014 or the Myanmar operation from 2015. They are trying…these two incidents were trial balloons…and liberals are trying to gauge the possible repercussions of launching a full scale anti-military discourse. Both the Paki terror boat and the Myanmar incident have convinced liberals that there is a niche for anti-military discourse in India if done smartly and carefully. The liberal team wants to make the niche bigger…now they are trying to see if subtle putdowns against the military on Republic Day will work. Nice try…

You have to understand. Arrogant liberals hate those who protect India by fighting in Siachen glacier. They only respect those who protect the “idea of India” by tweeting from their cozy homes in Delhi.

Well, Malini ji, what do you want? We take the military displays out of Republic Day? And do what? Pay our respects at “Amar Naxal Jyoti” to be erected at the headquarters of The Hindu? Bestow Ashok Chakra on the guy who did this?

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Maybe we can hold a massive display of Naxal weapons on Republic Day? Or should we have tableaux dedicated to all the valiant reporters who protected the “idea of India” last year by tweeting? Should we have a tableau dedicated to all eminent intellectuals who went on foreign trips last year funded by Gulam Nabi Fai’s ISI network?

Empress Mallika Sarabhai is put in her place by an OBC Chaiwala

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Today I will make a point that I perhaps don’t explain often enough: if you will notice, the real purpose of this blog is to fight against “Dynastycrooks” rather than the Dynasty itself. The poisonous entitled elite of “dynastycrooks”, the fungus that has been nurtured by the Dynasty, is actually much worse than the Dynasty itself. And Mallika Sarabhai’s recent outburst seems like the perfect time to explain this difference. This poisonous elite is actually much more entitled and arrogant than the Dynasty itself. Now, the Shehzada may consider it his birthright to be Prime Minister (or Super PM as he might prefer), the Shehzada might refuse to drink water from a Dalit home:

but the average Congressi does, at the very least, come humbly with folded hands before the people before elections. The elite is much more entitled: they don’t even come with folded hands every 5 years, they expect to sit around and receive our tributes their whole lives. This elite is more entitled than the Shehzada and more slimy than Kejriwal. And this is the elite that has been dispossessed by the rise of Narendra Modi. If you want to see the entire spectrum of emotions: class hatred, helpless anger, jealousy, greed, insecurity, need for validation and just plain begging, look no further than Mallika Sarabhai who posted this on her Facebook:

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In her moment of personal tragedy, Empress Mallika couldn’t help scratching her anti-Modi itch. This is the perfect window into how the elite both hates Modi and craves to be acknowledged by him. Mallika ji, if you hate Modi, why are you obsessing about him in your moment of grief? He doesn’t spend his days obsessing about you, why are obsessing about him? I know…because despite the fact that he is a lowly OBC Chaiwala, he has that shining office at 7RCR, the glistening post of Prime Minister. Elites like you have been used to the power elite treating you like aristocrats and now that it’s all gone, it is driving you crazy. You want to look down on the man, but at the same time you are desperately craving for YOUR existence to be acknowledged by HIM. Because despite all your anger and jealousy, he is Prime Minister…and you are …well…you are just somebody who has managed to be in the news for 5-10 seconds by taking his name on your Facebook.

You, Mallika Sarabhai, your achievements in your whole life do not even qualify you to tie the shoelaces of Narendra Modi.

No, this is not just about the BJP. Didn’t I say that this post was more about the Dynastycrooks rather than the Dynasty. If you want to learn more about this entitled arrogant Mallika, look no further than when she was running in 2009 as an LS candidate from Gandhinagar against Advani himself:

“The fact that I am standing, Mr. Advani, means the world is watching”

(http://www.telegraphindia.com/1090329/jsp/7days/story_10740051.jsp)

Again, the arrogance. Dear Mallika, no the world was NOT watching. You are not even a footnote in the 2009 General Election. And you are also not qualified to tie the shoelaces of Advani. Just listen to this:

“Every election, the Congress offered her a ticket. “Funnily enough, this is the first election that they have not approached me,” she laughs. The IIM-Ahmedabad alumna believes she is more effective as an outside voice. “Over the last five to seven years, party politics has become dramatically dirtier. Today there is very little difference between the parties. They think winnability — meaning who can threaten people and get votes — is the factor by which to give tickets.””

You know, I highly highly highly doubt this. I highly doubt that the Congress party has been on its knees for the last 30 years begging Queen Mallika to accept their party ticket. The Congress is a very successful political party. It’s tickets have dozens of aspirants begging for a once in a lifetime chance to run. I highly doubt they are begging Mallika Sarabhai to do them a favor by graciously accepting their ticket. And see the arrogance go even further: apparently  the only reason Congress didn’t approach her in 2009 is because politics has become “dirtier”. Ya…the only possible reason the Congress party could have stopped giving a damn about Mallika Sarabhai is because Queen Mallika sits too high above the rest of humanity on a sacred cloud and “dirty” politicians are scared to approach her…

Didn’t I tell you that the Dynastycrooks are far more arrogant than the Dynasty itself? Get this:

“But despite the contribution of the Sarabhai family to Ahmedabad (from setting up the Indian Space Research Organisation to textile museums and promoting art and theatre), she found herself friendless after she took on the Modi government. “To my surprise, I found I did not have one friend left in this city. Those who pontificate on liberalism didn’t support me. The great stalwarts of intellectual blah did not have the courage to pick up the phone and say, ‘good for you, Mallika’,” she says scornfully.”

Ah…see the entitlement mentality dripping from every single line! How dare Amdavadis refuse to fall at her feet despite everything that her family has done for them? Now, we all respect Vikram Sarabhai and everything he did not only for Amdavad but for our nation. But that does not mean in the slightest that I feel any special loyalty or any special respect for his daughter…lol. Respect for individuals, not their entire family line! Naturally, this is a concept that is hard to understand for an elite used to a ruling dynasty 😉

And listen to the language…Mallika ji is Queen of Amdavad, she is Queen of liberals and everyone who wasn’t bothered to pick up a phone and shower praise on her must be a coward. You see, Mallika ji is the center of this universe. The “great stalwarts” who did not fall at her feet must all be cowards, deserving only of “scorn”.

“Why then did she want to contest from Gandhinagar? She quotes a verse in reply: Now you ask me to return, City, once you have banished me. With what memories and what aspirations will I return?” 

ROFL! Amdavad did not ask you to return. Amdavad said nothing. The people of Amdavad said nothing. The people of Amdavad didn’t care. Queen Mallika interprets this as follows: all these people of Amdavad who are simply going about their lives without giving a damn about me must all be scared to speak in my favor. In their hearts, they are all begging me to return to the city that I own 🙂

It goes without saying that in the elections, Mallika was simply washed out, losing her deposit, while Advani won by a landslide. Apparently, the subjects of Queen Mallika were too scared to vote for her 🙂

This is not all. Sometime in early 2014, Queen Mallika decided to do the nation another favor by joining the Aam Aadmi Party. Here is what happened: just see the headline:

“Mallika Sarabhai blasts AAP, a week after joining it”

(http://www.mumbaimirror.com/mumbai/others/Mallika-Sarabhai-blasts-AAP-a-week-after-joining-it/articleshow/28772059.cms)

Amazing! One week in the party and already she is scolding them for failing to meet her expectations. And who is she scolding?

“In her outburst, Sarabhai had condemned Kumar Vishwas, and referred to a Youtube video. She said that Vishwas’s views in the video were ‘disturbing’.”

Now I will not go into what Kumar Vishwas said and whether it should have been condemned. This is about the remarkable sense of entitlement of Queen Mallika that she felt qualified to condemn AAP’s top leadership within a week of joining it!!! So, Kejriwal and Kumar Vishwas had just won (okay nearly won) an election in Delhi. But Queen Mallika steps in, ready to “guide” AAP!! ROFL! Who is she? What is her ability to do politics? It doesn’t matter. She is qualified to coach Kejriwal and Kumar Vishwas because she is the great Queen Mallika 🙂

And here is what happens in AAP next:

“Mallika Sarabhai does not want to enter the fray this time as she feels apparently ignored in the Arvind Kejriwal-led party. “No one from AAP has ever contacted me,” Mallika told PTI…. An AAP worker, when contacted, said Mallika was kept out of Kejriwal’s recent “fact finding” tour of Gujarat. “Kejriwal just had a brief meeting with Mallika Sarabhai at a book-release event which lasted for maximum two minutes,” he said on condition of anonymity.”

(http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/ahmedabad/ignored-by-aap-mallika-says-wont-contest-ls-elections/)

LOLOLOLOL!!! “Ignored”? What has she ever done for AAP that she feels “ignored”? She is in a party for 2 minutes and already feels ignored because the party’s top leader did not come with his tail wagging to sit at her feet and take advice from her? Yes, why didn’t Kejriwal drop everything to listen to Mallika Sarabhai? How dare he “ignore” Queen Mallika?

Are you telling me that the world of BJP, Congress and AAP does not revolve around Queen Mallika Sarabhai?

Didn’t I tell you that this elite, consisting of people like Mallika Sarabhai, is more entitled than Congress and more slimy than Kejriwal? By the way, get this:

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A day BEFORE Mallika Sarabhai bashed Modi on Facebook, the Prime Minister had already written a letter to Mrinalini Sarabhai’s son condoling her death. A personal letter, not just a tweet. You see Mallika, HE was gracious. HE was more gracious than a petty person like you could ever imagine. And THAT is why HE is Prime Minister. THAT is why he won 17 crore votes and you are still not worth tying his shoelaces. Keep hating…

Opposition unites to keep Dalits out of Aligarh Muslim University

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A couple of days ago, I wrote about the issue of reservations in the country:

https://dynastycrooks.wordpress.com/2016/01/20/should-we-have-reservations/

discussing how reservations are an effort to keep Hindus fighting while the ruling class consumes our country, its resources, its coal, its spectrum, its thorium…everything. Just like the old story of the  monkeys who promised to divide a pie “fairly” among the cats. Each time the monkeys would say to one side: “your piece of the pie is too big” and bite off a piece until the whole pie was gone.

 

In this game that the ruling class is playing, they keep gobbling up more and more, while they make us keep fighting over how exactly to share the shrinking pie. If you want to see a particularly distressing example of this, look no further than what happened yesterday:

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The Government of India has recently pointed out in the Supreme Court that Aligarh Muslim University which is created by an Act of Parliament cannot be a “minority institution”. It’s a fairly simple argument: a secular state cannot legally set up a religious institution. Aligarh Muslim University is run and funded by the government and therefore cannot be a “minority institution”, which means it must throw its doors open to Dalits and other “lower” caste students as per rules on reservations.

Here in this letter you can see the complete list of parties that are standing at the door, determined to keep the “untouchables” out:

(1) JDU

(2) TMC

(3) Congress

(4) NCP

(5) CPI

(6) RJD

(7) AAP

(8) CPI(M)

I know that the Opposition is united against Modi in general, but even then, such complete fortification by the opposition is somewhat rare. For the ruling class, this is not just about opposing Modi, this is a much bigger emotional issue about the ruling class fighting to  preserve what they have already taken from us.

See, it’s like this. There is this impure land called Bharat, filled with pagans, an unfinished chapter of Abrahamic conquest. Which means that they have slated Bharat and its Hindus for destruction. From this filthy land, they first cut out a big piece and declared it ‘Pakistan’ (land of the pure). From 15% impurity in 1947, this part of Bharat has been purified to contain only “trace amount” of impurities at around 2% or less today.  In the part of Bharat that remains, some areas such as Kashmir have been successfully purified, but there still remains a LOT of Bharat that is impure. In this impure area, there are several outposts of purity where the ruling class can abide in peace.

Aligarh Muslim University is one such outpost, comparable to the “Civil Lines” of British colonizers. So what if the place is run and paid for by tax money collected from citizens of India? We exist for the benefit of the ruling class and not the other way around. By the divine right of the Dynasty, they are entitled to enjoy the fruits of our labor. It is simply unthinkable that the ruling class would let us share in the harvest. We are the peasants who work the fields, harvest the crop and leave it at their door. We pay “lagaan”.

Sharing is ONLY for the part of the harvest that is left AFTER the ruling class has taken its share. It is just enough to sustain us so that we can keep growing crop year after year. The ruling class takes its cut and then offers to make rules for us to share the rest, which is a gambit to keep us fighting 🙂 In this whole scheme, there is no scope, no question of us, even the least unfortunate among us like Dalits, to share in the lagaan that is to be collected by the ruling class.

 

I have always maintained that the idea of India crowd is the most casteist group of people in the entire country. See the panic in the ranks of the ruling class the moment ABVP demanded that Aligarh Muslim University and Jamila Milia Islamia be thrown open to Dalits.

Why wouldn’t there be panic? Commies wont even let a Dalit near their politburo. Not just Dalits, the same goes with women. There is only ONE woman in the Commie politburo and she happens to be the wife of the boss Prakash Karat!!! We have seen pretty much the same thing with the new Commies, i.e., AAP. Not one woman in their ministry, the Chief Minister taking pride in his ministers who beat their wives and Rs 10,000 reward for Nirbhaya’s secular rapist. Poor Shazia Ilmi…

Take St. Stephens College: the place collects 95% of its funding from the Indian taxpayer and reserves 50% of its seats for Christians. Sorry Dalits. Sorry tribals. St. Stephens enjoys an additional layer of protection because it is not set up by an Act of Parliament like Aligarh Muslim University, it is a private religious institution that merely collects tributes from the Indian taxpayer with no obligations whatsoever. Why should we the people keep paying tributes? We don’t know. Why is the palace of the Queen, whose only constitutional position is that she is just an MP from RaeBareilly, even  bigger than the house of the Prime Minister himself?

We don’t know. It’s just tradition. Lutyens was built for the ruling class. We don’t have the right to ask questions. So, a place like St. Stephens gets to collect tributes from the taxpayer and gets to say a big FUCK YOU to all of us, including Dalits and tribals. They are not supposed to share. Sharing is for the bread, not the cake. They eat cake. We eat bread.

 

 

Nitish Kumar brings thoughtcrime under control

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This is a post I had been waiting to write for a while, but recent events kept piling up and throwing me off. Ever since Shri Nitish Kumar was re-elected as Chief Minister of Bihar with the JDU securing a  historic 16% of the vote, there have been various murmurs about him having difficulty controlling crime in the state:

But as we all know, the media does not usually like to report good news. Today I want to give you some good news: Nitish Kumar has successfully brought thoughtcrime under control in Bihar.

See, there was a section of the Bihar Government’s Official website that talks about the “History of Bihar”. And there was this horrific thoughtcrime against the Dynasty:

“JP’s substantial contribution to modern Indian history continued until his death in 1979. It was he who steadfastly and staunchly opposed the ‘autocratic rule’ of Indira Gandhi and her younger son Sanjay Gandhi. Fearing people’s reaction to his opposition, Indira Gandhi had him arrested on the eve of declaring Emergency beginning June 26, 1975. He was put in the Tihar Jail, located near Delhi, where notorious criminals are jailed. Thus, in Free India, this septuagenarian, who had fought for India’s freedom alongside Indira Gandhi’s father Jawaharlal Nehru, received a treatment that was worse than what the British had meted out to Gandhiji in Champaran in 1917, for his speaking out against oppression“.

(http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/JP-treated-worse-than-British-rule-during-Emergency-says-Bihar-govt-website-Congress-irked/articleshow/50523279.cms)

Not surprisingly, this kind of objectionable history made the Dynasty very angry. The  secular thought police immediately noticed this grave crime:

““Such references to Indira Gandhi are unacceptable and we will raise the matter first at the party forum and then request the Congress leadership to take up the issue with the CM,” Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee (BPCC) media in-charge Chandan Yadav told TOI on Sunday.”

The FIR against thoughtcrime was immediately registered and Bihar’s 16% CM immediately swung into action. The 578 murders that have happened in Bihar since he was re-elected with 16% vote can definitely wait.  The case was cracked and justice delivered to the victims of this thoughtcrime within just 24 hours: the FIR against thoughtcrime was registered on Jan 10 and on Jan 11 itself, justice was delivered:

“A reference to former prime minister Indira Gandhi’s rule as “worse than British rule in India” on the Bihar government’s official website was removed on Monday after strong objections from the state Congress.”

(http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/indira-gandhis-reference-removed-from-bihar-govts-website-as-congress-objects/)

It should be noted that the FIR against thoughtcrime was  registered on a Sunday (Jan 10). The workaholic Chief Minister of Bihar was working hard even on a Sunday to resolve the case by Monday Jan 11 itself. Does anyone have any doubts about the commitment of the Bihar government to serve the people with the correct version of history? Look how much work they did even on a Sunday!

However, this form of “reality control” by the secular thought police was met with strong reactions from certain quarters that emphasize the importance of keeping history books clean and free from interference by people such as Dinanath Batra. Eminent historian Shri Ramachandra Guha, who recently delivered a brilliant lecture on “Eight Threats to Freedom of Expression”, issued this scathing condemnation of the JDU tampering with history:

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Nitish Kumar’s decision to change history sent shock waves throughout the academic community. Eminent historian Irfan Habib immediately decided that there must be a special conference of historians to speak out about in one voice against the “undeclared Emergency” in Bihar. I would have given you the details of this conference headed by Irfan Habib, but it is actually an “undeclared Conference” against the “undeclared Emergency”.

To compound the woes of the Bihar CM, a large number of eminent historians, authors, artists, filmmakers, scientists have decided to return their awards in protest against the tampered history. Here, I have set up a live counter on this blog to keep track of the number of awards that are being returned:

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But, there is  good news for the fans of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. A new TV show called “Thought-Crime Patrol” is set to air Monday to Friday at 8:00 pm to re-enact and bring to life the heroic struggles of the Bihar administration to control thought-crimes.  Each episode will feature a book, a website or a movie that has been found to contain anti-Dynasty content, following the thrilling story of how the Bihar Chief Minister successfully tracked down the offenders and eliminated the non-secular content.

In fact, in today’s news, Nitish ji has scanned the police diaries and spotted thoughtcrimes against Lalu, Tej Pratap and 262 other innocent secular RJD workers:

lalu

Congratulations, Nitish jee!

And please please remember, the Bihar CM can only do so much to control thoughtcrime. We the citizens have to do our part too. So, please please be vigilant. Any time you suspect that a thoughtcrime is happening in your neighborhood, or there is a book or a movie or a cartoon that might contain thoughtcrime, be sure to dial 1031 and report the situation. If you hear of a case being filed against a secular person like Lalu ji, please dial 1031 and report the matter so that the Bihar CM can withdraw the case.

In reality, thoughtcrime can only stop when the mentality of our society changes.  In fact, some kinds of thought-crime, such as Santa Banta jokes are not even counted as offenses under our existing regressive thought-crime laws. The producers and the team of the show “Thought-Crime Patrol” would like to request everyone to please join Shri Kejriwal’s PIL in the Supreme Court against Santa Banta jokes.

 

Should we have reservations?

Posted on by Chaiwallah

I can’t believe I have waited so long before expressing an opinion on perhaps the most hot button political issue that is possible in India!

So opportunities  are like  a pie and we would all want the pie to be divided “fairly”. I think this nice fable might be relevant here. I am sure most people know it, although I cannot remember if it is from the Panchatantra:

Two cats found a pie and decided to share it. But the cats could not make up their mind how it should be divided. Should the bigger cat get a bigger piece? Should the cat who saw the pie first get a bigger piece?  Should the cat who grabbed the pie first get a bigger piece? Should the cat that is more hungry get a bigger piece? And if someone has to get a bigger piece, how much bigger should the piece be?

A monkey passing by sniffed the opportunity and offered to “help” by dividing the pie. The monkey cut the pie into two parts and then said: oops, this piece is too big. So he ate a bit of the big piece himself and then said: oops…this piece is now too small. So he ate a bit of the other piece and so on until the whole pie was gone!

If you want to understand reservations in this country and the politics around it, there is no better way than to read this story. There is the alliance of the Commie elite, the Dynasty and the peaceful religion. And then there is the hungry Hindu society out there. The Dynasty promises to divide the pie and give us all “justice”. In the process, the country and its resources get eaten up one by one. In 1947, all of Sind, most of Punjab and Bengal were bitten off. Then, Kashmir was bitten off, now Assam and Kerala and the rest of Bengal are in the process of being eaten up. In between, they ate our coal, our spectrum, our thorium…anything and everything they could eat was eaten up.

As for the elite: they are still working on finding the magic formula of how to divide the pie correctly 😉  Some questions don’t have answers. Some questions merely exist to keep us distracted while we get robbed.

In fact, if you look at the history of India under British rule, you will see that at no point did the British ever deny that Indians “deserve” to have self-government. Indeed, the British openly declared that their policy in India is the “gradual development of self-governing institutions”. Great!! Then why didn’t they grant us self government when they really really wanted to? Because the British were supposedly working long and hard to make sure they could create a framework for a truly fair society where every community would get its due….LOL.

Any time you gather a crowd and ask the Brits: “give us our freedom”, they would say: “Absolutely…we would LOVE to give you your freedom. We are just extremely concerned about community X and wanted to see the details of your proposal to protect them after independence. Why don’t you come back on a later date with a concrete proposal on protection of X”? 🙂 🙂

Or as is often said, “divide and rule”. The Indian elite, starting right at the top with Nehru himself, is a direct descendant of the British aristocracy has held on to this policy. The British usually had only around 10,000 men posted in India, who easily kept 300 million under control. The elite understands that a United Hindu vote will end their rule instantly. As such, dividing Hindus by caste is the only way for Nehruvian colonization of India.

So, do I support reservations? 

One has to understand that this question is ill defined by design. Okay, what do you mean by “reservations”? Do you mean reservations in government schools and government colleges? Do you mean reservations in government jobs? Do you mean reservations in elected offices, such as reserved seats in Parliament, in Vidhan Sabhas and in Panchayats?

Maybe reservations in government jobs are fine. Okay, but then what about reservations at each administrative level within government jobs? Would it be fair if all the Senior Managers were “upper” caste and all the Junior Managers were “lower” caste?  Of course not. But then, why not reservations in promotions?

We already have reservations in entrance to government colleges. But why not reservations in passing exams? If it isn’t fair to have the same minimum threshold for entry of candidates, why have the same threshold for exit? Shouldn’t the pass mark also be different for different sections?

And why should we only reserve seats in Assemblies, in Parliament and Panchayats? Why not reservations within the council of ministers, reservations within the Cabinet and finally a rotating CM or PMship among various groups within the tenure of the legislature? Should the legislature be dissolved prematurely, we will need a complicated formula to work out how the “lost period” can be fairly divided among various groups.

As I said, “reservations” are ill-defined and the important thing is that this has been done BY DESIGN. The Nehruvian elite is not stupid. They did it fully knowing that we would NEVER be able to come up with the FINAL MAGIC FORMULA that fairly divides the country’s resources among all sections. And so, caste is always brought up aggressively whenever the elite is faced with the resurgent Hindu. This happened in the 90s when Hindus wanted to take back Ram Janmabhoomi from under the boot of Babri Masjid. And, of course, it is happening again now. After elections in Bihar,  someone I know within the elite told me that he is greatly thankful to caste divisions that have checked “Hindutva”.  It is no surprise that his family used to be super rich before independence, that his ancestors worked in the top echelons of the British Indian government and the Nehruvian administration that followed: but as India democratized, the fortunes of his family also declined. Guess who he has pathological hatred for? The Chaiwala who became PM!

So, what is the way forward? The solution lies in the two things that have ALWAYS created prosperity. In fact, one could argue that these are the ONLY two things that have created prosperity anywhere: CAPITALISM and LIMITED GOVERNMENT.

How do we solve the problem of reservations? We grow the private economy. A dash for reservations will exist only as long as government jobs are the most lucrative. Centuries of British and Nehruvian rule have created a system where all power is concentrated in the hands of the government, a mai-baap sarkar where the only people who have anything are those who are in bed with the government. The same works for education: we push for privately owned institutions that become centers of excellence. Not one of Princeton, Stanford, Harvard, MIT or Caltech is owned by the government, yet they have beaten out everyone else in the world when it comes to excellence.

Okay…but there is a risk here. What prevents some slimeball secular from demanding reservations in the private sector? In fact, with RTE pushing into private schools, this is *exactly* what’s happening. The only possible solution I see here is actually one that Modi seems to have focused on: MUDRA and Dalit capitalism. I give him 100/100 on this. A Dalit capitalist has the same incentives as a capitalist from any other section of society. A Dalit capitalist wants to make money. For this, a Dalit capitalist would want to hire based on merit and merit alone. A Dalit capitalist wants not only to choose the best worker, but also to have the best possible pool of workers to choose from. And who trains people to create skilled workers? Schools and colleges. If colleges admit kids based on non-merit considerations, Dalit capitalists lose out on a better trained workforce. Money is the great equalizer, because money doesn’t care what the color of your skin, your gotra or your nationality is.

And capitalists make the money. And money sets the discourse. Dalit capitalists will be the key to setting up a counter discourse within the Dalit community. Right now, the people with the loudest voice on Dalit issues are people like Kancha Ilaiah. These Commies have a vested interest in keeping Dalits as poor and deprived as possible. As Dalit lives improve, their star is setting, which is why you are seeing these people getting desperate. But the knockout punch can only come from a powerful class of Dalit capitalists who have a vested interest not in continued poverty, but in forthcoming prosperity. 

Of course when I said “Dalit” in the last couple of paragraphs, I also meant every other possible backward community: tribals, OBCs and perhaps even women.

If there is one thing that I would call Modi’s “BIG IDEA” of 2014, it was seizing the moment on Dalit youth who are hungry for a new aspirational politics. His next BIG IDEA could be promoting Dalit capitalism. And there is no doubt that he has pursued it aggressively. Secular vultures are praying for Dalit youth to choose death, I am cheering for them to embrace life and prosperity.

There is such a thing as being on the wrong side of history and idea of India liberals are currently on that side. Let me put it straight to you in the most politically incorrect fashion possible: Dalits are not Muslims. If you are hoping for Dalits to come out and say something like: “we love death more than the (other) Hindus love life”, you Commies should prepare to be sorely disappointed. We Hindus choose life and there can be no Hindu life without Dalits. Dalits have broken free of your Commie shackles and are choosing opportunity, life, autonomy and capitalism.

Oh and we promise to liberate Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar too. Forget Rohith Vemula, you Nehruvian colonizers reduced even a brilliant economist like Dr. Ambedkar to votes. Some day, take a moment to read his views on economy, on society, on Islam, on partition.

Not for the last time, Jai Bheem!

 

Dear brother Rohith Vemula…

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I am older than you. Like you, I love science, stars and nature. I want to write like Carl Sagan too. But I am alive and you are not. It isn’t fair. You will never be back on this “pale blue dot”. But, we will never forgive people who used you as a human shield for their ideology.

Brother Rohith, I will always remember your parting words:

“The value of a man was reduced to his immediate identity and nearest possibility. To a vote. To a number. To a thing.”

I promise you brother that I will never forgive the people who reduced you to just a vote. To a thing. See how they celebrate:

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That is Sujata Anandan, political editor of Hindustan Times Mumbai edition. This was only a few hours after you passed away. See how she celebrates: “Gaya…ye bhi gaya” as if a wicket has fallen in a cricket match. When you were alive, they reduced you to a vote. Now that you are not with us, they have reduced you to the level of a wicket in a cricket match. They think your life and death is just a game they are watching for their amusement. But your death is not the same as a batsman getting caught behind and walking to the pavilion. They don’t care for the dreams, the prospects, the hopes and the feelings that died with you. They only see the scoreboard and they see that a wicket has fallen.

They think they have taken a wicket and they hope that our batting order will collapse after this. For decades they worked to create a state where a certain Dynasty would always be in power and us Hindus would toil to build palaces for them. While we Hindus were not united, the ruling class was united in its single aim of keeping its power. Right now, this old ruling class is terrified by the prospect of rising Hindu unity. And they jump at the prospect of dividing us.

And you know why the ruling class and their Commie Mameluks target Dalits like you? Because Dalits are the backbone of our Hindu society. No one, absolutely no one has done more for the Hindu cause than Dalits have. For centuries, in fact, for thousands of years, Dalits have received the worst, most dehumanizing treatment from the rest of Hindu society. Yet, the people who received the very least from Hindu society were always the first to defend us. Dalits never took, they only gave. We have a certain peaceful religion that ruled over us brutally for 1000 years, then they snatched one third of our country exclusively for themselves. Even in the part of India that remained, they physically kicked us out wherever they were a majority. And after brutalizing Hindus for 1000 years, the peacefuls still stomp on our chest, demanding that WE Hindus need to give THEM reparations! For god knows what…And every now and then, peacefuls living in the part of the country they snatched permanently from us send in men with guns and grenades and bombs to take more Hindu lives.

But Dalits have suffered so much in the last 1000 years. That is why when a hateful Commie looks at India and asks himself: “What can I do to destroy India?”, his FIRST plan is to get Dalits on his side. They think that because Dalits have the least stake in Hindu society, they must be the easiest to break. Ha! They are wrong. Because, they just don’t understand just how big the heart of a Dalit is.

And so the Commies always insist on sticking the “Dalit” label on you, treating you as just a vote, a thing to be used and of course thrown away when needed. When angry peaceful mobs displace thousands of Dalits in Muzaffarnagar, they watch the fun. When poor Dalits are forced to convert to a peaceful religion to save their homes from being demolished. They laugh.

As Arund**ti Roy once did, even when a man joins the Indian Army, goes to Kashmir and dies fighting for the motherland, they label each martyr by caste and spread rumors about the nation mistreating “Dalit soldiers”. That is how desperate they are to break Dalits away from Bharat and that is how miserably they have failed. They even insulted the martyrdom of “Dalit soldiers”, it is no surprise that they have reduced Brother Rohith’s death to a matter of votes!!

Brother Rohith, we promise you we won’t let another Rohith Vemula die. We will forge a Hindu unity that will forever frustrate our enemies. We owe it to you.