It’s a harsh and unfortunate truth that Hindus and the #RW take immense pride in flaunting the #Hindutva flag, but a major chunk is extremely under-informed.
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Out of more than 1000 Bhartiya Books that have been digitised by https://t.co/ipxQnePukH, many in RW haven’t even read one of them. This can be said as the #SuperficialRW that has no depth of clarity of thought.
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We request such RW folks to not take this as mockery, but something more serious and something that should be worked upon. Beginning with Bhagvad Geeta can be a good first step towards a sincere reading of many such notable Bhartiya books.
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India’s youth and even their parents have been brainwashed over several decades. And, when we say India, we mean the native Bhartiyas, not the invaders.
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The brainwashing over the years has somewhere, subconsciously led to a deep sense of inferiority complex, especially among the Hindus. It is quite evident when Hindu kids do not take a sense of pride in wearing Rudraksh or Tilak to their schools.
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Even the parents are so ignorant that they think of it to be a normal practice. There are only a handful of such Hindu parents who encourage their children to actually read the real historical glory and the books that our ancestors had written.
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But, those are just a few, the remaining major chunk of them transforms into an “Ignorant Hindu” over the years, and such ignorant ones are way more harmful than Hindus in the LW.
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For an ignorant Hindu, it doesn’t matter if his name is Ravi Shukla, Robert Snider, or Riyaz Sheikh, he won’t be adding any cultural or civilizational value.
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These are the same Ignorant Hindus that you can easily find somewhere near you who say, “अरे हमें क्या फ़र्क़ पड़ता है”, “ये सब तो पुरानी बातें हैं”, etc.
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@AtriNeeraj in his book “BRAINWASHED REPUBLIC” has explained how systematically the society has been brainwashed over the years, it is a must-read.
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It would be considered a vague statement if someone says that the majority today will someday in the future be forced to leave the land just like it happened in Pakistan and Kashmir.
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But the way it all is going, the Breaking India forces will be deep-rooted within the next three to four decades, and a mass exodus might be a reality. If we, as a society continue to manufacture such “IGNORANT HINDUS”, everything else we do today is in vain.
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Be it the CAA or NRC, or the UCC or anything of that sort. If Hindus keep behaving like a minority, they will be a minority soon. This should be a wake call for many of us. Just don’t let there be IGNORANT HINDUS, be well-read, and spread the knowledge.
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Thanks. Jai Sri Ram.
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