Many well-intentioned people believe that as Rashtravadis (nationalists), we should remain neutral in politics and not take sides. In a normal scenario, this principle makes sense. However, we are no longer living in normal times. Today, all opposition parties, anti-Hindutva forces, and anti-national elements have come together with the sole purpose of weakening Sanatana Dharma and compromising the sovereignty of our nation. They openly declare their opposition to Hinduism, Hindu interests, and nationalist forces while aggressively working to appease minorities, promote radical elements, and undermine India’s cultural and spiritual fabric.
At such a critical moment, staying neutral is not an option. It is our moral, spiritual, and national duty to openly and firmly support the pro-Sanatana BJP/NDA government, as they are the only political force actively working to protect Sanatana Dharma and safeguard India’s unity, security, and sovereignty.
A Battle Between Dharma and Adharma
This is not just an electoral contest; it is a war between Dharma and Adharma—a war for the survival of our faith, culture, and national identity.
The opposition’s sole objective is to defeat the BJP, return to power, and continue their legacy of corruption, minority appeasement, and systematic destruction of Hindu identity. They have no vision for national progress, no commitment to India’s integrity, and no respect for Sanatana values. Their only agenda is to remove the BJP so they can resume their business of looting the nation and dividing Hindus.
At the same time, Islamist forces and anti-national groups are openly and aggressively supporting these opposition parties. Their strategy is clear: use democracy to consolidate power and then work towards the gradual marginalization of Hindus—the same strategy that led to the Islamization of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and is now unfolding in Bangladesh.
We must not be blind to history. If Hindus remain passive, divided, or neutral, history will repeat itself, and we will pay the price of our inaction.
The Need for Pragmatism Over Rigid Idealism
In the Mahabharata, Lord Krishna did not advise Arjuna to stick to rigid principles while the enemy used every trick possible. Instead, he guided the Pandavas to use whatever means necessary to win, because a war between Dharma and Adharma cannot be won by mere idealism.
Even great warriors like Bhishma and Dronacharya fell because they clung to their vows and principles, refusing to take a stand against Adharma.
Lord Krishna himself broke his own vow of not picking up weapons to ensure Arjuna fought wholeheartedly. This was not an act of dishonesty, but a strategic necessity to protect Dharma.
This is the lesson for today’s patriotic and spiritual leaders. Many Hindu leaders, saints, and nationalist thinkers hesitate to take a political stand because they feel bound by their personal principles. But when the very existence of Sanatana Dharma is under threat, neutrality is not Dharma—it is cowardice.
We must be practical, strategic, and willing to use every tool at our disposal—Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed, and even Chal if required—to ensure the victory of Dharma over Adharma.
Sometimes, national interest demands that we momentarily set aside our personal ideals to secure a greater goal. If we refuse to act, we will not only lose politically but also culturally, spiritually, and civilizationally.
The Call to Action – Every Sanatani Must Rise!
This is not the time for neutrality, hesitation, or passive idealism. If we remain silent, we are indirectly helping the forces that seek to erase Sanatana Dharma from India.
Every true Sanatani, Hindu, and patriot must rise to the occasion and take a firm stand. This is the Kurukshetra of our times, and like Arjuna, we must overcome our doubts and fight with full force.
- We must actively support the forces that stand for Sanatana Dharma and the nation.
- We must counter the narratives of those who seek to divide and weaken Hindus.
- We must expose and defeat anti-Hindu and anti-national elements, politically, socially, and intellectually.
- We must unite as one, setting aside internal divisions to ensure that Sanatana Dharma emerges victorious.
If we hesitate now, we may not get another chance. Hesitation and inaction will only lead to destruction—just as it did for Bhishma and Dronacharya.
For the sake of Sanatana Dharma, our ancestors, our children, and the future of Bharat, we must unite, fight, and secure victory by all means necessary.
Jai Bharat! Jai Sanatana!! Vande Mataram!
