Destroy Evil Forces to Protect Sanatana Dharma and Nation: A Call for Action

For thousands of years, Sanatana Dharma has been the guiding force of Bharat — not just a religion, but the very soul of civilization, rooted in truth, compassion, justice, and balance.

We, the followers of Sanatana Dharma, have never waged war for greed.
We do not force conversions.
We do not demolish other cultures.

We have always believed in:

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam — the world is one family.
Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah — may all beings be happy.
Ahimsa Paramo Dharma — non-violence is the highest virtue.

But unfortunately, the world has not reciprocated our tolerance.

🛑 A History of Betrayals and Attacks

From Ghori and Ghazni to Aurangzeb and Tipu, we were brutally attacked. Temples were demolished, knowledge systems burned, millions of our ancestors killed or forcibly converted.
Then came the British — who drained our economy, broke our education, and mocked our faith while dividing our people.
Post-1947, when we thought freedom had returned, came another betrayal — Congress and secular parties patronized the same foreign ideologies and Islamist-Leftist nexus, while Hindus were labeled as communal in their own homeland.
Kashmiri Hindus were ethnically cleansed.
Hindu temples were brought under state control, while mosques and churches were left untouched.

The anti-Hindu, anti-national ecosystem — fueled by media, academia, NGOs, and foreign powers — continued its attack on Hindu pride and national identity.

⚔️ The Teachings of the Gita are NOT Passive

Enough of this centuries-old tolerance without resistance.

The Bhagavad Gita does not preach cowardice.
“यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत…”
Whenever there is a decline in Dharma, I incarnate.
Shri Krishna taught us Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed — and Chaal (strategy).
First persuade (Saam)
Then incentivize (Daam)
If that fails, punish (Dand)
If necessary, divide the enemy (Bhed)
And finally, when all else fails — use Chaal (strategic deception) and Yuddha (just war)

Just like Arjuna was awakened from despair to fight evil, we must awaken now.

🇮🇳 Sanatana Under Siege Today — By these evils

Conversions are happening aggressively in tribal, coastal, and border areas.
Demographic war is being waged through illegal infiltration from Bangladesh, Rohingya settlements, and unchecked population rise.
Propaganda machines — from Bollywood to foreign media — mock Hindu beliefs, glorify invaders, and portray Hindus as villains.
Leftist-Islamist nexus has created “No-Go Zones” in several states where Hindus live in fear.
Legal and judicial overreach often favors anti-Hindu elements in the name of secularism.

This is not accidental. It’s part of a systematic war to break Bharat’s spiritual backbone — Sanatana Dharma.

🔥 What Must Be Done — A United Dharmic Response

We are no longer in the era of waiting. A serious action is urgently needed

👉 We must now respond — strategically, unitedly, and unapologetically.

✅ Short-Term Actions:

Support nationalist, pro-Hindutva governance — give a supermajority in states and center.
Expose and boycott anti-national and anti-Hindu forces — whether in media, politics, NGOs, or academia.
Reclaim Hindu temples, heritage, and education systems — rebuild what was broken.
Combat conversion mafias and illegal immigration with legal, societal, and political action.

🛡️ Medium-Term Strategy:

Strengthen Hindu youth with spiritual, physical, and intellectual training.
Create Sanatani digital media networks to counter false propaganda.
Form village and town-level Hindu unity forums to support victims of religious persecution.
Collaborate with law enforcement to reclaim lost ground.

🚩 Long-Term Vision:

Reestablish Sanatana as the civilizational identity of Bharat.
Build Bharat as a global Dharmic Superpower and Vishwaguru.
Promote the message of Dharma globally to fight rising radicalism.

🙏 This is Not Hatred. This is Self-Preservation.

We Sanatanis do not seek violence.
But if violence is imposed upon us, we will respond with strength — not for revenge, but for Dharma Raksha.

“धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः” — Dharma protects those who protect it.