We don't seek marriages from their families and if they seek marriages with ours, we get their members converted beforehand and make sure that the new bloodline is ours, and not theirs.
Hindu Rashtra Akhand Bharat should be achieved in three steps : thread 👇
1. Local cleansing
2. Alliances
3. War
Local cleansing
In this stage, we act in ways that kick out anti Hindutva gang away from our lands.
We buy their land, but never sell them ours.
We don't seek marriages from their families and if they seek marriages with ours, we get their members converted beforehand and make sure that the new bloodline is ours, and not theirs.
We keep their nonsense away from our homes, work places, temples etc
We make the surrounding hostile to them so they end up leaving. We take over the land and make sure it stays Hindutva.
If they end up attacking us even lightly, we take that excuse to respond in kind, but in more severity, to clear out our lands of all anti Hindutva nonsense
The cleansing said about should happen not only in India, but also in all the countries where it possibly can be done. For now, don't worry about where it's impossible.
At some point, one by one, the countries are going to be free of anti Hindutva.
These rulers will come together to form the Hindutva alliance against the anti Hindutva lands surrounding the Hindutva lands.
Then they'll launch electromagnetic pulses to disrupt the security systems in the anti Hindutva lands, and through the darkness, will attack and conquer them.
Once conquered, these lands will be assimilated ie they'll be turned into Hindutva lands.
1. Mass converting people to pro Hindutva religions
2. Expelling those who refuse to convert
3. Fighting those who fight the "Hindutvization" until there's no more resistance.
After that, governments similar to those who invaded, will be elected to rule the land.
This process will continue until the entire earth is 100% Hindutva.
"The only limits of Hindutva are the limits of the earth!"
~ Veer Savarkar
Jai Hindutva ✊✊
#Hindutva ✊
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After the disbanding of the Hindu Mahasabha and Jana Sangh, Hindutva as a political ideology does not even exist, except as a bogeyman in the minds of the Anglophone elite.
Even the BJP gave up Hindutva for civic nationalism, Gandhian socialism, and positive secularism in 1980s.
Under Modi, there has been compete policy continuity on minority rights and welfare from the Congress era, with little to no "Hindutva agenda" coming to see the light of day.
The most radical policy they can dream of is religion-neutral laws and equal rights for equal citizens.
Hindutva was essential in forming a national consciousness, but was abandoned with time. The modern BJP refuses to self-identify as a Hindutva movement, adopting moderates like Sardar Patel, Deendayal Upadhyay, and JP Narayan as their icons, rather than Savarkar or the Mahasabha.
When they say Hindu Rashtra, all they mean is an "Indic polity".
When British India was partitioned into a Muslim homeland and a Dharmic homeland, one state became a 'Ghazi' garrison state, and one the successor state to the Indic