Constitution or Sharia?
Today, India faces a crucial question — will the nation be governed by the Constitution or by Sharia law? This issue is not just about religion or politics; it concerns every Indian’s freedom, equality, and justice.
🔥 1. The Statement That Shook the Nation
Recently, former MLA Mavia Ali from Saharanpur made a shocking declaration:
- “We are Muslims first, then Indians. Sharia is our constitution. If Indian law clashes with Islam, we will stand with Islam.”
- This is not just an individual’s opinion — it is a direct challenge to India’s unity, its constitutional authority, and its national integrity.
- It exposes a dangerous mindset spreading quietly in some sections of society — a mindset that places religious loyalty above national loyalty.
⚠️ 2. The Dangerous Reality Behind Such Thinking
- This statement reveals a mindset that believes religion is superior to the nation.
- It undermines the supremacy of the Indian Constitution, the very foundation of our democracy.
- It justifies a parallel judicial system (Sharia) that conflicts with the secular, uniform justice system of India.
- Such thinking promotes division and radicalism, threatening the peace and social fabric of Bharat.
🇮🇳 3. The Real Problem: Misplaced Priorities of Indians
- Sadly, this problem does not exist only among extremists.
It reflects a larger national weakness — the way many Indians prioritize their lives. - For most people, selfish interests come first,
- then come religious and ideological beliefs,
- and only at the very end comes love for the nation.
- This inverted order is destroying the moral foundation of our society.
💡 We must realize:
- “If the nation is not safe, your religion, your family, and your personal life are also not safe.”
- When the country collapses, everything else collapses with it.
That’s why the first duty of every citizen must be loyalty to the nation, before any personal, religious, or ideological attachment.
⚖️ 4. India’s Constitution — The Supreme Law
- India’s Constitution is not just a legal document; it is the sacred contract that unites 140 crore citizens as one nation.
- It gives everyone freedom of religion — but within the limits of national law.
- It promises equality before the law — not separate laws for different faiths.
- It ensures justice and liberty — but not at the cost of national unity.
- If everyone starts saying “my religion is above the Constitution,”
then India will break into a thousand pieces — just like what happened in 1947.
🛑 5. The Need for National Discipline and Accountability
To safeguard Bharat’s integrity, some firm principles must guide our society:
No one is above the law.
- Anyone who declares loyalty to Sharia or any law above the Constitution must face legal and social consequences.
- If you cannot respect the Constitution, you have no right to live in India.
- Those who feel unhappy with Indian laws, culture, and unity should not stay in this country while enjoying its benefits.
National loyalty must be non-negotiable.
- Every citizen — regardless of faith — must put India First.
Beware of radical and extremist ideologies.
- Whether religious or political, such ideologies weaken the nation from within and must be confronted fearlessly.
Promote constitutional and civic education.
- Schools, colleges, and social institutions must teach the values of equality, duty, and patriotism as defined in our Constitution.
🕉️ 6. The Sanatan View — Nation and Dharma Are One
- In Sanatan Dharma, Dharma means righteousness, justice, and duty — not blind faith.
- Serving the nation is the highest form of Dharma, because the nation is the protector of all other rights and beliefs.
- Our civilization has always respected all religions,
but never accepted any religion as superior to the nation itself.
True Sanatanis know that:
- “Protecting Bharat is protecting Dharma.”
🧭 7. What We Indians Must Change
To make Bharat strong and united again, we must fix our national character:
- Replace Selfishness with Duty:
Personal comfort cannot come before national interest. - Replace Division with Unity:
Stop seeing people as Hindu, Muslim, or Christian — see them as Bharatiya. - Replace Religious Supremacy with Constitutional Supremacy:
The law of the land must be above all religious laws. - Replace Laziness with Sincerity:
Every citizen must contribute honestly to nation-building, in whatever field they work. - Replace Fear with Courage:
Speak up against anti-national or extremist ideologies — silence only helps the wrong side.
🛕 8. Our Responsibility as Citizens
- Respect the Constitution as a sacred document.
- Educate children about their duties, not just their rights.
- Encourage civic participation — vote, volunteer, and voice out against injustice.
- Reject divisive politics that exploits religion or caste.
- Defend Bharat’s unity in every space — home, school, workplace, and online.
🕊️ 9. The Final Truth — India First, Always
- The Constitution is not against any religion — it protects all equally.
But no religion can be allowed to challenge the Constitution. - If we do not put Bharat above ourselves,
then no law, no army, and no leader can save us. - It is time we correct the order of our loyalty:
- Nation First → Duty Second → Faith Third → Self Last.
- Because only a safe and strong nation can protect our homes, temples, mosques, and dreams.
- “Loyalty to the nation is not optional — it is the highest Dharma.” 🇮🇳
- If we fail to do this, we will never become a global power, and another country will once again come and enslave us.
🇮🇳Jai Bharat, Vandematram 🇮🇳
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