Saranathan

Look at this photo. Look carefully. A girl in a saffron-colored dress. A mic in her hand, a strange silence on her face, her eyes looking somewhere else. This is Priya Prakash. The same girl who winked, the one all of India was crazy about. She went to an event in Kerala. She was wearing saffron. A reporter handed her the mic and began to shame her: "Why have you worn saffron? This is bhagwa, this is the color of a particular ideology..." Saffron... the color of our flag, the color of renunciation, the color of Sanatan... became an insult in Kerala. And this is not the first time. A few months ago, Malvika Sharma. A North Indian Brahmin girl. An actress. She had just arrived in Kerala for a film promotion when a reporter asked her: "Do you like beef?" The first question. Not what's your name, not what's your work, nothing. Straight to: will you eat beef? Why? Because in Kerala you have to prove you are secular. And the certificate of being secular will only be given when you say: "Yes, I like cow meat." If you refuse, if you say I am a Brahmin, I don't eat it, then you are a bigot, you are a Sanghi, you are a hater. Meaning... insult my faith, and you are secular. And now the third story, the most painful. Neha Fathima. Social media influencer. Bigg Boss Malayalam. What did she do? She expressed her love to a Hindu Brahmin boy, Santosh Raj. She said: if my parents agree, I will go ahead. For this little thing, her own parents came inside the show. They began crying in front of Mohanlal. And Neha was humiliated and taken out from the middle of the show. Why? Because the boy was Hindu. He was a Brahmin. Now tell me... where did secularism go? Priya Prakash wore saffron and was shamed for it: this is bigotry. Malvika Sharma was asked about beef so that she would be ashamed of her faith: this is secularism? And Neha Fathima loved a Hindu and was removed from the show itself, and all the liberals are silent on this: what kind of secularism is this? In truth, the very definition of secularism has been changed in Kerala. Here the liberals have a strange formula: The more anti-Hindu the state becomes, the more it belittles Hindu faith, the more it glorifies eating cow, the more it hates saffron... the more it will be called secular, the more progressive, the more an "ideal state." And when in this same state a Muslim girl is made to sit at home by her family because she loved a Hindu, these same liberals shut their eyes. Then they don't see bigotry. Then they see personal choice. If this is not double standards, what is? Priya's saffron, Malvika's refusal of beef, and Neha's love... All three have torn the same curtain. The curtain on which was written: "Kerala: God's Own Country, the fortress of secularism." In truth, only one god is left in God's Own Country now, and that is hatred, hatred of Hindutva. And these liberals are selling that hatred under the name of secularism.

How many of you knew in advance that opposition people had planned an agitation in Delhi on Nov 1? Hardly anyone did. These people had quietly prepared to build a big movement in the country. You found out only when raids began one after another and Amit Shah ji started holding meetings. Had those meetings not happened, people might never have learned about this agitation. These people would have quietly shown up and started arson in the country. Now that the matter has come out, what are these people saying? They're saying we weren't allowed to book a stadium, we weren't allowed to book a hotel. Just think: the protest is on Nov 1, and these people are coming forward on October 27-28 to say they couldn't find a venue. Their plan was to turn Ramlila Maidan into another Shaheen Bagh. Only when pressure on them began to build, when our Home Minister Amit Shah ji took charge and their troubles grew, did they start talking about their preparations. Now understand the whole matter. Hearings are already underway in the Supreme Court. The Election Commission has placed all its evidence before the court. Everything has been explained: the decisions were taken unanimously, there is no irregularity in the forms, and no one's name was wrongly deleted. The entire process was carried out properly. Yet these people refuse to accept it, because their preparation to spread unrest in the country had been going on for a long time. That's why other issues were raised from time to time to divert people's attention. Now think for yourselves: when was Ramlila Maidan booked? These people knew very well that sooner or later they wouldn't get a place to protest at Jantar Mantar, or that protesting there might become difficult. So understand where we are wandering about and what plans these people are making behind the scenes. You can see that Modi ji's government is doing its work, the country is moving forward, and those who agitate are being caught and sent to jail. Bonds are being taken from them. All this is happening in accordance with the Constitution and the law. But when do these anti-national people ever respect the Constitution? They don't understand even the first letter of the Constitution. They understand only one thing: set the country on f!re. On one side, the Supreme Court hearing is going on and the Election Commission is presenting evidence about its decisions and the entire process; on the other side, these people are preparing for an agitation. Now tell me, does the Supreme Court's decision make any difference to them? If it did, they would first wait for the court's verdict. Answer me one thing: where is the woman because of whom this whole matter started? Now there is no trace of her anywhere. The woman whose case these people used to plan to set all of India on fire, where is she now? They don't care about this. If she hadn't been there, they would have made someone else the issue. If they couldn't find anyone else, they would have stood up over some other issue. In reality, these people had planned long ago to pressure India at the right moment and spread unrest in the country. From the day India began to look the world's big powers in the eye, India started to irk many people. Now see how, gradually, more and more people and issues are coming to the surface. First, questions were raised about the ITBP; after that, the speech of a former CM of Kashmir came out. Look at Neha, CJI, the opposition leaders, and look at that man who talks about cutting the Chicken's Neck. Things like this are being written on walls in Delhi's universities too. Do you understand how many fronts our leaders are fighting on at the same time? So, friends, this is not the time to get distracted. I have complete faith in my government that, one by one, these people will be caught and put in jail. All the anti-national people, if they break the law and act against the country's security, will meet a fate they never imagined even in their dreams.