In today’s Bharat, the Dharma Crisis is no longer a distant threat—it’s unfolding in real time. From West Bengal to Bangladesh, Hindus face rising atrocities, while the majority remains silent. This is not just a crisis of safety, but of identity and self-respect. If we don’t act now with unity and pride, we may lose everything Sanatana Dharma stands for.
A Call for Introspection and National Duty
Most of us point fingers:
- “It’s the fault of radical elements from other religions.”
- “The government is failing to act.”
- “It’s because of the secular-minded traitors among our own community.”
But the deeper truth is even more uncomfortable:
The real culprits are us—the so-called patriotic followers of Sanatana Dharma who’ve chosen silence over sacrifice.
Dharma Crisis & Hindu Pride: Are We Failing Ourselves?
You may say, “We’ve never harmed anyone. We haven’t set anyone’s home on fire or hurt their beliefs. So how are we guilty?”
We are guilty of cowardly silence.
We are guilty of passive support.
We are guilty of hollow idealism.
If a rabid dog attacks your children, will you let it go in the name of peace?
Our scriptures clearly state that fighting evil in defense of Dharma is a sacred duty.
Even Lord Krishna declared in the Gita:
“When adharma rises, rising with arms is itself Dharma.”
So why are we watching atrocities on our own community like mute spectators, patting ourselves on the back after posting a few words on WhatsApp?
Time Is Running Out
Some say, “It’s happening in another state, what can we do?”
But they forget—fire knows no borders.
Today Bengal burns. Tomorrow it could be Kashi, Ayodhya, or your own hometown.
If we don’t rise now, the future generation will ask us:
“Father, what did you do when our Dharma was under threat?”
Will we have an answer?
Tit for Tat – The Need of the Hour
This isn’t about hate. It’s about self-defense.
Wherever radical elements are in the majority, they become aggressive and oppressive. Why?
Because we have shown ourselves as weak.
Now it’s time to respond the way they understand best:
With strength, unity, and Dharma-driven conviction.
Wherever we are in the majority, we must act to protect our people, values, and culture without apology.
Let us show them how it feels—not through blind violence, but through assertive resistance, legal pressure, and organized counteraction.
Only then will they cry for peace, and the government too will gain the moral and political justification to enact strict laws and bring lasting order.
The Illusion of Vote Power
Many of us believe in the power of our votes. But the ground reality is changing rapidly.
If population trends continue, it won’t be long before they have the bigger vote share—and eventually their own government, their own laws, and their own constitution.
Will we still be posting online then?
What Must We Do Now?
- Organize: Strengthen dharmic, nationalist, and cultural organizations.
- Speak the Truth: Stop being apologetic. Speak out boldly and clearly.
- Raise Warriors: Educate your children not only to be professionals but also brave, wise, and spiritually strong defenders of Dharma.
- Respond in Kind: Where there is injustice, respond proportionately.
- Go Beyond Votes: Voting is not enough. Pressure your leaders. Shape political narratives.
Dear friends, the Dharma Crisis & Hindu Pride go hand in hand.
We are not just facing social injustice—we are staring at a deep existential crisis—a crisis of identity, of values, of survival.
Now is the time to move beyond petitions and slogans.
Now is the time to demonstrate strength—not to dominate, but to defend.
Those who rise today will be revered in history.
Those who falter will be forgotten or ridiculed.
🚩 Jai Shri Ram! Victory to Sanatana Dharma!! Victory to Bharat!!! 🚩
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